18 Jan 2020, 19:00  |  Regular season  |  SkyDome Arena
Coventry Blaze6-4 Dundee Stars
Periods:
Shots:
3-1
(14-12)
1-3
(16-16)
2-0
(11-9)
 
Total: 41-37
Referees: Andrew Dalton/Shayne Alyward  |  Spectators: 2095
 
Goals and assists
01:20|home|SHG|1-0|Ross Venus (Dillon Lawrence)
05:08|home|SHG|2-0|Matthew Pohlkamp (Drew Schiestel, Andrew Johnston)
17:12|home||3-0|Dillon Lawrence (Luke Ferrara, Andrew Johnston)
17:29|away||3-1|Kevin Dufour (Anthony Beauregard, Colton Kroeker)
27:55|home||4-1|Ross Venus (John Curran, Dillon Lawrence)
29:38|away||4-2|Anthony Beauregard (Drydn Dow, Egils Kalns)
34:18|away|PP2|4-3|Brett Stovin (Anthony Beauregard, Egils Kalns)
37:09|away||4-4|Drydn Dow (Colton Kroeker, Matt Marquardt)
42:05|home||5-4|Dillon Lawrence (Ross Venus, John Curran)
47:08|home||6-4|John Curran (Chris Pohlkamp, Ross Venus)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Jordan Hedley||||
C.J. Motte|37|4|60:00|89.19
Name SA GA MIN %
Alex Leclerc|41|6|58:47|85.37
Brython Preece||||
 
 
Game recap

Coventry Blaze survived throwing away a three-goal lead to beat Dundee Stars in a 10-goal thriller at the Skydome.

David Broll was ejected for boarding just 29 seconds into the game, but Coventry came out of the five-minute Stars' advantage two ahead. Ross Venus and Matt Pohlkamp both converted after mix-ups in the Stars' defense to put the Blaze two up with only 5:08 played. Dillon Lawrence made it three at 17:12, but 15 seconds later Kevin Dufour got Dundee in the game with the Stars' opener.

Venus put the Blaze three ahead again at 27:55 but Anthony Beauregard, at the heart of much of Dundee's attacking threats, pulled them back to within two at 29:38 and Brett Stovin made it a one-goal game five minutes later. Momentum was with the Stars and they duly equalised through Drydn Dow 2:51 before the end of the period.

Coventry got the all-important next goal however with Dillon Lawrence getting his second of the night at 42:05, and five minutes later John Curran scored short side to put the Blaze into a lead that this time they wouldn't surrender.


 
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