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Wray Continues Incredible Run with Hat Trick in 5-2 Character Win over First Place IceMen; Reeder Earns Four-Point Night

February 3, 2012, 11:57 pm

(Evansville, IN) – With the ongoing battle against injuries and a shortened bench, the Rapid City Rush toppled the Evansville IceMen with a 5-2 triumph on Friday night. In front of 5,715 at the Ford Center, the Rush took down the top team in the Turner Conference led by veteran captain Scott Wray who collected his second career hat trick and second of the week for Rapid City. Konrad Reeder earned his second four-point night of the week, picking up a goal and three assists. The victory gives the Rush three straight wins on the road and sole possession of the final playoff spot in the Turner Conference. The teams hit the ice again tomorrow at 6:15pm MST and the game can be heard live on 100.3 the FOX.

Scott Wray’s Two-Goal Effort Propels Rush to Thrilling Comeback Win over Gems

February 1, 2012, 2:20 am

(Dayton, OH) – After trailing 3-0 in the second intermission, the Rapid City Rush mounted a furious comeback led by veteran captain Scott Wray who guided the team to a 4-3 shootout victory over the Dayton Gems on Tuesday night. The Rush scored three unanswered goals in the third period, including a tally with just 36 seconds left to force overtime and the eventual shootout. With back-to-back wins, the Rush have now tied the Quad City Mallards for the fourth and final playoff spot in the Turner Conference.

Boron and Reeder Lead Shorthanded Rush 4-0 Win Against Blaze

January 30, 2012, 11:38 pm

(Bloomington, IL) – With a short bench, the Rapid City Rush gained a valuable two points in the Turner Conference playoff chase with a 4-0 win over the Bloomington Blaze. Goaltender Tim Boron earned his second shutout in three starts while Konrad Reeder collected the 9th hat trick in franchise history. The Rush now face the Dayton Gems tomorrow at 4:30pm MST and the game can be heard live on 100.3 the FOX.

Blaze Double Up Rush 4-2

January 28, 2012, 10:26 pm

(Bloomington, IN) – With leading scorer Jesse Schultz out of the lineup, the Rapid City Rush battled in a close game against the Bloomington Blaze, but came up short by a 4-2 margin on Saturday night. Despite being doubled in shots, 44-22, the Rush pulled to within one goal late, giving up an empty-net tally that secured the Blaze win. The two teams are back at it on Monday at 6:05pm MST and the game can be heard live on 100.3fm the FOX.