05 Mar 2025, 19:30  |  Regular season  |  Altrincham Ice Dome
Manchester Storm2-5 Dundee Stars
Periods:
Shots:
0-1
(18-7)
1-2
(10-12)
1-2
(18-8)
 
Total: 46-27
Referees: #2 David Good,#9 Joe Sewell (UK)  |  Spectators: 1567
 
Goals and assists
14:42|away|PPG|0-1|Brendan Harms (Zachary Tsekos, Spencer Naas)
30:58|away||0-2|Philippe Sanche (Jonathan McBean, Keanu Yamamoto)
33:14|home|PPG|1-2|Ryan Hughes (Cameron Critchlow, Craig Martin)
37:25|away||1-3|Kameron Kielly (Alex Robert, Drydn Dow)
57:12|away|EN|1-4|Brendan Harms (Kyle Pouncy, Zachary Tsekos)
57:44|home||2-4|Dallas Ehrhardt (Jake Durflinger, Loren Ulett)
59:59|away|EN|2-5|Spencer Naas (Brendan Harms, Drydn Dow)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Alexander Oldale||||
David Tendeck|25|3|60:00|88.00
Name SA GA MIN %
Jarrett Fiske|46|2|60:00|95.65
Dominick Jaglar||||
 
 
Game recap

Dundee Stars took a huge step to securing a playoff place with a 5-2 win in Manchester, pulling themselves up to seven points clear of the Storm.

With a lot on the line in this game, the opening period very much had the feel of a playoff game. Storm had the better of the early chances but it was Dundee who led after 20 minutes - Brendan Harms winning a battle at the net and putting the puck home off a Zach Tsekos pass at 14:42 on the powerplay.

Manchester pinned Dundee int their zone for large spells at the start of period two, but without levelling the scores. Jarrett Fiske made two excellent low pad saves to keep his team ahead, and then the Stars hit the other way - Phillippe Sanche scoring at 30:58 to make it 2-0.

Ryan Hughes got Manchester back into the game at 33:14 while Spencer Naas was sitting a hooking penalty, but just over three minutes later Kameron Kielly beat David Tendeck blocker side to put the Stars back up by two.

Storm had the better of the chances in period three as well, but just couldn’t get shots on target – or beat Fiske when they did. Running out of time, Mike Morin pulled Tendeck with just over four minutes to play - but it backfired with Brendan Harms netting with 2:48 to play to make it 5-1. Dallas Ehrhadt did get one more on the board for Storm with 2:16 to go, but when Tendeck was pulled again Spencer Naas slotted into the empty net with one second to play to wrap up a huge road win for the Stars.

The teams meet again in Dundee on Sunday in a game Storm now cannot afford to lose.

 
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