Hurricanes rock Regina Pats with 7-2 victory

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Okuliar was issued a minor penalty for cross checking minutes later at the 10:44 mark. Regina, however, was unable to capitalize on the power play.

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Instead, Cozens scored his second of the game and 26^th of the season at 14:46 to give Lethbridge the healthy 3-0 lead, courtesy of assists from Addison and Okuliar.

Before the period came to a close, Regina’s Steven Zonneveld was called for hooking, receiving a minor penalty at 18:44.

SECOND PERIOD

Lethbridge came out firing right away, with Alex Cotton scoring his 14^th of the season 45 seconds into the frame. Okuliar and Addison earned the assists.

3:48 into the period, Cale Sanders was issued a minor penalty for hooking. Shortly after, Zack Stringer scored to put Lethbridge up 5-0 at the 6:24 mark.

Seconds later, though, Regina responded. Zach Wytinck scored his sixth goal of the year at 6:33, putting the Pats on the board.

At the 19:47 mark, Regina’s Carson Denomie was called for slashing, earning a minor penalty as the period came to a close.

THIRD PERIOD

4:20 into the final period, Ryker Evans was given a minor penalty for spearing, which put the Hurricanes on the PP.

The ‘Canes capitalized, with Oliver Okuliar scoring his second of the game and 28^th goal of the season to put Lethbridge up 6-1. Once again, it was Calen Addison with the assist, along with Alex Cotton.

Over two minutes later, at 7:53, Cotton scored his second of the game to bring the score to 7-1 in Lethbridge’s favour. Addison and Zack Stringer earned the assists.

The Pats would try to fight back, though. At the 13:18 mark, Robbie Holmes scored his 17^th of the season bringing the score to 7-2.

Unfortunately for Pats fans, that was all she wrote.

Before the final buzzer sounded, Lethbridge’s Danila Palivko was given a minor penalty for cross checking at the 16:09 mark.

The clock ran down and just like that, the Hurricanes improved to 2-1 on their current road trip.

Up next for Lethbridge is a meeting with the Brandon Wheat Kings tomorrow night, January 25. Meanwhile, the Pats go up against the Saskatoon Blades on Sunday.