The SEL’s playoffs started yesterday, and top-seeded Skelleftea AIK –sporting Oscar Lindberg as their top line center– blew away Brynas IF in Game One of their series. Skelleftea won by a score of 5-0, with Lindberg netting primary assists on the third goal (PPG) and fifth goal. Jesper Fast(h)’s HV71 squad has the #2 seed in the SEL playoffs, and will begin action this week.
Be sure to check after the jump for the full scoring lines for the games, including a showdown between Michael St. Croix’s Edmonton Oil Kings and Shane McColgan’s/Josh Nicholls’ Saskatoon Blades in the WHL. Also check out our Prospect Stats page for season long scoring lines.
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Andrew Yogan notched the tying goal early in the third period and added an assist on the fourth goal as Connecticut erased a 2-1 deficit in the third period en route to a 4-2 victory over Providence. Jason Missiaen made 37 saves to keep Providence from opening up the game early on or coming back in the third period. Blake Parlett also had a pair of assists.
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Josh Nicholls and Shane McColgan kicked off the third period scoring for the Saskatoon Blades, notching a goal each with under six minutes gone in the period. The two goals were the first two of four third period goals for the Blades, who erased a 7-3 deficit en route to an 8-7 overtime win. Nicholls added an assist (on McColgan’s goal), giving him his third straight multi-point game (4-3-7) and fourth multi-point game in five contests (5-4-9).
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The newly-signed Josh Nicholls had a great night last night, scoring two and adding an assist in Saskatoon’s 6-3 win over Medicine Hat in the WHL. Both of Nicholls’ goals came shorthanded, and he assisted on the Blades’ first goal of the game. On the season, Nicholls has a line of 44-34-78 in 67 games. He is currently on a two-game multi-point streak (3-2-5 in the last two games) and has seven points (4-3-7) in the past four games.
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Peter Ceresnak, the Rangers 6th round pick in 2011, was the only prospect in action last night for the Rangers. Ceresnak’s Peterborough Petes of the OHL defeated the Kingston Frontenacs by a score of 4-1. Ceresnak was held off the scoreboard, but finished the game with a +1 rating. On the season Ceresnak, who is not a noted scorer, has a line of 1-8-9 in 52 games, but is also sporting a -12 rating.
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Michael St. Croix had another fantastic game last night, notching his second straight four point game with a hat trick and an assist in Edmonton’s 6-3 win over Regina in the WHL. St. Croix scored Edmonton’s first, third, and fifth goals, and assisted on the sixth goal. All points were scored at even strength. St. Croix finished the game with a +3 rating and 2 PIMs.
In the past two games, St. Croix has a line of 3-5-8, and has four straight multi-point games (5-8-13 in that stretch). Over the entire season, St. Croix has 87 points (36-51-87) in 67 games.
Chris Kreider sure seems motivated to get back to the NHL level, and he is proving it on the scoreboard. Kreider netted two more goals last night, giving him four goals in three games since his demotion. Kreider first goal of the contest was another powerplay goal, giving him three tallies with the man advantage in that same time frame. It appears something has clicked with the young winger, and it will be fun to see if he can keep this pace up.
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Much of the focus lately has been on Chris Kreider, and how he will play in the AHL after his demotion. Yesterday, Kreider notched his second powerplay goal in as many games since his demotion, scoring the Whale’s second goal en route to a 3-2 victory. The Whale’s goals were scored by Michael Haley and Logan Pyett (OT winner). Assists were put up by Kris Newbury, Brandon Segal (2), Mike Vernace, and Christian Thomas. Thomas has a nice little streak going, with 11 points in 8 games.
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The Rangers had four prospects in action last night in the NCAA and SEL (Boo Nieves, Steven Fogarty, Oscar Lindberg, Jesper Fasth), and all four were held off the scoreboard for their respective clubs. It’s also worth noting that Brady Skjei was held out of Minnesota’s 5-1 win. It was senior night in Minnesota, so it’s likely he was held out to make room for departing seniors who played their final game.
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The newly demoted Chris Kreider notched Connecticut’s first goal of the game against Bridgeport last night, scoring on the powerplay. The goal was the first of five against the also-newly-demoted Rick DiPietro, and the first of seven total for the Whale. Kris Newbury, Brandon Mashinter, Brandon Segal, Mike Vernace, and Christian Thomas (2) also scored for the Whale. Cam Talbot made 35 saves in the 7-3 win.
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