Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League

Hawks Take First Lead As Series Shifts To Estevan

By Craig Stein

Kenzie Arnold Short-Handed OT Winner Caps Comeback

The Estevan Bruins had Game 3 in their grasp Tuesday night, when Hayden Guilderson notched his second goal of the game with 9:31 left in the third period, putting them up 3-1  However the Nipawin Hawks would not go away, and mounted a spirited comeback for a 4-3 win in overtime, and a 2-1 series lead.

Logan Casavant scored a pair of powerplay goals to tie things up, the latest coming with 3.9 seconds left in regulation, and with 1:02 left in the first overtime, Kenzie Arnold pounced on a turnover at his own blueline and scored on a breakaway to complete the comeback.

Kenzie’s big brother Brandan also scored for the Hawks and finished with a goal and two assists, good for a league-leading 10-goals and 20-points through 12 games.

Declan Hobbs kicked out 28 of the 31 shots he faced in the victory.

Estevan’s Bo Didur stopped 39/43 shots, while Zach Goberis added his 9th of the post-season, to go along with Guilderson’s pair.

The Bruins look to get back on even terms, when they host Game 4 Wednesday at 7:30.

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