18 Jan 2025, 19:00  |  Regular season  |  Altrincham Ice Dome
Manchester Storm4-5 Fife Flyers
Periods:
Shots:
1-0
(19-15)
2-1
(12-6)
1-4
(15-14)
 
Total: 46-35
Referees: #44 Sam Anderson/Pering  |  Spectators: 2189
 
Goals and assists
09:55|home||1-0|Joe Morrow (Craig Martin, Stephen Johnson)
31:01|home|SHG|2-0|Loren Ulett (Joe Morrow, Jake Durflinger)
32:49|home||3-0|Ryan Hughes (Grant Hebert, Jake Durflinger)
38:19|away||3-1|Mike Cichy (Jordan Stallard, Daniel Krenželok)
43:24|home||4-1|Ryan Hughes (Alexis d’Aoust, Joe Morrow)
43:59|away||4-2|Noah Delmas (Lucas Chiodo, Phélix Martineau)
51:19|away|PPG|4-3|Lucas Chiodo (Ryan Foss)
52:42|away||4-4|Kieran Craig (Ryan Foss, Massimo Carozza)
57:57|away||4-5|Mike Cichy (Phélix Martineau, Olivier Leblanc)
Player statistics
 
 
Goalie statistics
 
Name SA GA MIN %
Alexander Oldale||||
Evan Weninger|35|5|60:00|85.71
Name SA GA MIN %
Shane Owen||||
Janis Voris|48|4|60:00|91.67
 
 
Game recap

Fife Flyers logged their first win since 1 December 2024 with a comeback win in Manchester, beating Storm 5-4 at an almost sold-out Storm Shelter.

The result marked the first win of Johnny Curran's coaching career.

The only goal of the opening 20 minutes came just before the half-way mark of the period.

Joe Morrow jumped into the play and snapped a shot to beat Janis Voris high at 9:55.

Fife had an excellent chance to get back into things on their first powerplay of the night 9:40 into period two - but it backfired as Storm rushed up ice and Loren Ulett's strange shot got past Voris to make it 2-0 shorthanded at 31:01.

Voris made one of the poke-checks of the season, rushing out to deny a Storm breakaway just over the blue line moments later. However, a tic-tac-toe play involving Jake Durflinger and Grant Hebert was finished by Ryan Hughes at 32:49 to put Storm three ahead - also prompting the Flyers into a time-out.

The Flyers pulled a goal back with 1:41 left in the period through Michael Cichy to put themselves just two behind heading into the third.

Hughes struck against 3:24 into period three which looked to have made things more comfortable for Storm, however Noah Delmas scored just 35 seconds later to make it a two-goal game again. On the powerplay, the puck was nicely worked to Lucas Chiodo at the farp ost to beat Evan Weninger at 51:19 and get the Flyers back to within one. Then, 83 seconds later, a neat Ryan Foss pass set up Kieran Craig in front to slot home and tie the game.

It got even better for the visitors on a late powerplay as Cichy got the puck over the line in a scramble around the net to put the Flyers into the lead with only 2:03 to play. Storm pulled Weninger for the final 82 seconds, but they couldn't beat Voris for a fifth time and the Flyers celebrated a long-awaited win.

 
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