KINDERSLEY, SK: Tyler Palin scored his sixth goal of the season late in the third period, helping the Yorkton Terriers secure a 5-4 victory over the Kindersley Klippers.
The Terriers’ penalty kill had a mixed performance, featuring shorthanded goals from Carter Briltz and Vinay Junek, but they also allowed two power-play goals.
Thomas Ries contributed a power-play goal and an assist on Junek’s shorthanded tally, though his night ended early due to a fighting major in the second period.
In addition to Palin’s efforts, Dustin Renas, who continued his strong season with his 9th of the season.
Despite conceding four goals, Ethan Farrow had a standout performance in net, making 45 saves, including 26 in the third period, to secure his sixth win of the season.
With this win, the Terriers wrapped up a successful four-game, five-day road trip, finishing with a record of 3-1.
Now sitting at 8-7, the Terriers will return home to prepare for a neutral site game against the Estevan Bruins on Friday night at Cote First Nation.
