By Dori Modney (@Dori_Modney on Twitter)

Hurricanes net second loss in two nights – 8-7 in OT to Tri-City

Dec 9, 2018 | 1:34 AM

Kennewick, WA — In spite of Lethbridge out-shooting Tri-City 44-41, the Americans captured the game 1:10 into over-time Saturday night, on a goal from Isaac Johnson.  The 8-7 loss followed a 6-2 loss in Spokane the night before, leaving the Canes at 15-9-4-2 on the season.

Scoring Summary:

1st Period – 2-0 Hurricanes

Hurricanes – Jake Elmer from Dylan Cozens (9:33)

Hurricanes – Dylan Cozens from Taylor Ross and Nick Henry (19:39)

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2nd Period – 5-3 Tri-Cty

Tri-City – Kyle Olson from Aaron Hyman and Krystof Hrabik (PP) (1:39)

Tri-City – Nolan Yaremko from Isaac Johnson and Kyle Olson (5:39)

Tri-City – Nolan Yaremko from Parker AuCoin and Krystof Hrabik (7:58)

Hurricanes – Jordy Bellerive from Jake Leschyshyn (9:03)

Tri-City – Aaron Hyman from Kyle Olson and Krystof Hrabik (PP) (16:22)

Tri-City – Riley Sawchuk from Connor Bouchard and Dom Schmiemann (16:40)

3rd Period – 7-7 Tie

Hurricanes – Jake Leschyshyn from Jake Elmer and Taylor Ross (P) (6:20)

Tri-City – Sasha Mutala from Riley Sawchuk and Parker AuCoin (10:26)

Tri-City – Parke AuCoin from Roman Kalinichenko and Krystof Hrabik (13:54)

Hurricanes – Jake Elmer – unassisted   (14:22)

Hurricanes – Taylor Ross from Dylan Cozens and Jake Elmer (14:59)

Hurricanes – Jake Elmer from Taylor Ross and Igor Merezhko (17:49)

Over-time – 8-7 Tri-City

Tri-City – Isaac Johnson from Nolan Yaremko and Aaron Hyman (1:10)

The Canes was 1-1-1-0 on the road with the only win against the Kootenay Ice. The boys return to the Enmax on Wednesday, Dec 12, to play the Kelowna Rockets.