By paNOW Staff

Outlaws eliminated from playoffs after heated battle with Steelers

Jun 9, 2017 | 11:53 PM

The Prince Albert Outlaws were eliminated from the playoff race with their heated 12-9 loss to the Saskatoon Steelers Friday at the Kinsmen Arena.

The Outlaws needed a victory over the Steelers to keep their fourth place hopes alive, but the Steelers guaranteed the last playoff spot with the victory.

It was tied at 2-2 after the first period, but the Steelers found their scoring sticks in the second period, scoring seven goals and had a 9-4 lead heading into the final frame.

The Outlaws stormed back to make the game interesting but fell 12-9.

Brennan Boruch and Tyler Tilford each had a pair of goals for the Outlaws.

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The Outlaws did have a game on Sunday against the Estevan Impact but that has since been cancelled. The next game on the schedule is on June 16, at the Kinsmen against the Saskatchewan SWAT.

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