GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:30 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 7:20. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:05 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 6:50. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

John Murray was spectacular in net making 36 saves. Despite a three-goal advantage Allen did not go quietly as they pulled the goalie for the final six minutes but Murray and the Bees defense did not falter.

Offensivley things also started quickly as Dan Gendur scored just a minute and half into the game. In the second period Aaron Boogaard and Tomas Klempa would find the back of the net.

The Berry Conference continues to be tight and despite the win last night the Bees remain in fifth place. The Bees are one point behind Tulsa and now sit five points behind the Texas Brahmas who defeated Laredo last night.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 5:05 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 4:50. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

Dan Gendur scored his third goal in his last two games while on the man advantage. Craig Lineker fed the puck to Gendur who was waiting on the back door. It was the 10th goal of the season for Gendur.

Tomas Klempa brought the Bees within one goal at the 7:45 mark of the third period as he one-timed a Dan Gendur pass to the back of the net. Klempa has now recorded a point in 13 straight games for the Killer Bees. The rest of the game was spent trying to find the equalizer but the Bees were unable to do so as Laredo held on to the one-goal win.

The Killer Bees are now 4-4-1 against their South Texas rivals with 8 games remaining between the two teams.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:30 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 7:20. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

Dan Gendur led the offensive punch for the Bees against the Bucks scoring the first two Bees goals of the game. The first came off a Tomas Klempa feed (which extended Klempa’s point streak to 12 games) and the second came just minutes later as Gendur slid the puck under Torrie Jung.

Tyler Barr tied the game at three with his first goal of the season, a nifty backhand move to beat Jung while on a breakaway. Kirill Startsev picked up the primary assist in his first game as a member of the Bees and goalie Wylie Rogers earned the second assist on the Bees strike.

The Killer Bees are now 4-3-1 against their South Texas rivals with 9 games remaining between the two teams.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

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The Bees scored two third periods goals in a 20-second span to take control of the game. Sixteen seconds after Laredo tied the game at two Tomas Klempa raced down the ice to give the Bees the lead back, and 20 seconds after Klempa’s goal Aaron Boogaard wristed a shot past the Laredo netminder for the two goal advantage which left a late Laredo strike null.

The Killer Bees are now 4-2-1 against their South Texas rivals with 10 games remaining between the two teams. Tomas Klempa remains hot for the Bees and currently rides an 11 game point streak with 15 points during that period. Klempa, who led the Bees in points last season, is the reigning Oakley CHL Player of the Week and over his last five games has eight points.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:30 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 7:20. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

In the defeat the Bees received goals from AJ Mikkelsen and Aaron Lee but it was not enough as the third period rally fell short. For Lee it was his 17th goal of the season. In between the pipes Wylie Rogers made 23 saves on 26 shots.

The Killer Bees are 3-2-1 against the Bucks this season and sport a 2-0-0 record at the State Farm Arena. The Bees and Bucks are set to face-off 17 times this season including  11 of the Bees final 31 games.

Due to the Killer Bees four-point weekend against the Brahmas forward Tomas Klempa was named the Oakley CHL Player of the Week. Klempa has been hot beyond just this week, in his last five games Tomas has eight points (five goals and three assists) and in his last ten games has 14 points (nine goals and five assists).

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:00 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 6:50. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:30 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 7:20. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

The Bees scored twice in a 15-second span to start the second period last night as Mike Wilson and Brandon Campos each scored in the first 50 seconds of the period. Wilson’s goal was deflected by Texas to the back of their own net while the Bees were on the man-advantage and Campos worked a loose puck in front of the net to score.

Tomas Klempa added the Bees third goal with less than a minute to play in the second. The Brahmas would score one in the third but Wylie Rogers turned away the rest of the opportunities for the victory.

The Bees have reached the halfway mark of the season, after 33 of 66 games the Bees hold a 15-13-5 record. Last season at the halfway point the Bees had a 13-17-3 record.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:30 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 7:20. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.

GAME NOTES (PDF Format)

Puck drops at 7:30 tonight and fans can listen to the game by clicking HERE or going to 956sports.com. The pre-game show will start at 7:20. Fans may also view the game on CHL-TV.