Raiders own the Chiefs in the third period to win 7-4
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Reid Gardiner’s two third period goals was part of a five unanswered goal third period run in the Raiders 7-4 win in Spokane.
The Prince Albert pack got off to a great start as Sean Montgomery intercepted a pass at the Raider blue line, blew past the Cheifs defense and ripped an unassisted top corner wrister to open the scoring just three minutes into the game. However the Chiefs would tie it :54 later and add two more first period goals taking advantage of Raider turnovers.
Raider rookie goalie Ian Scott would replace Rylan Parenteau at the beginning of the second period after the veteran was victimized for three goals on six shots. The 16 year old was solid the rest of the way stopping 17-of-18 shots to pick up the win.
The team’s traded second period goals in a defensive twenty minutes that produced just four shots a piece, including Simon Stransky’s power play snipe from the right wing circle which extends his consecutive game points streak to ten.
