By paNOW Staff

Raiders score eight for a wild win over the Pats

Mar 9, 2011 | 9:06 PM

The Prince Albert Raiders defeated the Regina Pats on Wednesday 8-5 at the Art Hauser Centre to extend their lead to five points over their division rivals.

It was a flurry of a first period with a total of eight goals being scored. Jonathan Parker led the way and scored a hat trick before the period was out. The Raiders would score two of the three power play goals of the period to give them a 5-3 lead heading into the second.

Mike Winther scored on the power play to start the second period off and Brandon Herrod would add one 12 minutes later to give the Raiders a 7-3 lead with seven minutes left in the period. The Pats though, stuck with the Raiders and added a power play goal of their own cutting the Raider lead to three heading in the third.

The Pats would score two power play goals, 33 seconds apart at the 15 minute mark of the final frame to put the game within reach with five minutes left to play. The Pats were unable to find the equalizer and Mark McNeill added an empty net goal to give the Raiders an 8-5 victory.

Jonathan Parker and Mark McNeill each finished the night with four points while Justin Maylan and Jordan Rowley had three points apiece. Eric Williams stopped 48 of 53 shots in his 12th consecutive start and is back at .500 with a 17-17-1-1 record.

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Regina Pats 5 at Prince Albert Raiders 8

Regina 3 1 1 – 5
Prince Albert 5 2 1 – 8

1st Period-1, Regina, Olstad 9   5:39. 2, Prince Albert, Rowley 5 (McNeill, Corbin), 6:23 (PP). 3, Regina, Weal 37 (Scheidl, Mitchell), 6:39. 4, Prince Albert, McNeill 27 (Rowley, Fiddler), 8:24 (PP). 5, Prince Albert, Parker 42 (Maylan, Ruopp), 9:11. 6, Regina, Weal 38 (Mitchell, Davidson), 14:20 (PP). 7, Prince Albert, Parker 43 (Rowley), 18:32. 8, Prince Albert, Parker 44 (Maylan, Winther), 19:08. Penalties-Moser Reg (high sticking), 6:13; Scheidl Reg (hooking), 7:08; Rowley P.a (tripping), 13:30.

2nd Period-9, Prince Albert, Winther 8 (Parker, Maylan), 1:28 (PP). 10, Prince Albert, Herrod 26 (McNeill, Hlinka), 13:46. 11, Regina, Stephenson 7 (Olstad, Schneider), 15:16 (PP). Penalties-Scheidl Reg (tripping), 0:28; Borstmayer Reg (roughing), 2:27; Hlinka P.a (roughing), 2:27; Borstmayer Reg (holding), 5:08; Morrissey P.a (hooking), 8:01; Fiddler P.a (tripping), 14:39; Fiddler P.a (holding), 16:05.

3rd Period-12, Regina, Bell 14 (Davidson, Olstad), 15:49 (PP). 13, Prince Albert, McNeill 28   19:22 (EN). Penalties-Hlinka P.a (interference), 14:40; Yaworski P.a (spearing, spearing), 14:51; Schneider Reg (10-minute misconduct), 19:22.

Shots on Goal-Regina 18-23-12-53. Prince Albert 21-13-12-46.
Power Play Opportunities-Regina 3 / 7; Prince Albert 3 / 4.
Goalies-Regina, Hewitt 12-12-0-1 (45 shots-38 saves). Prince Albert, Williams 16-17-1-1 (53 shots-48 saves).
A-2,243
Referees-Chris Crich (80), Curtis Howe (118).
Linesmen-Derek Craig (63), Ryan Lundquist (106).