Saturday saw the Indians get back on the winning ways as they jumped out to 2-0 lead in the first period. Kole Altergott got on the score sheet from Colin Goff and Robbie Landis to start the scoring then Landis scored on a shot from the point, set up by Altergott and Goff for the 2-0 lead at the end of the first period. In the second the Indians added two more as Alex Fruend scored from Kyle Stevens and Gabe Fisher. Ethan Lindle finished out the 2nd period scoring from Fruend and Stevens to put them up 4-0 at the end of two. In the third, Colin Handy added the 5th goal from Landis and Seve Litz. Goal number six came from a shot by Cole Peterson assisted by Fisher and Crady Coppo to put the Indians up by 6. Bigby finally got on the board late in the third period for a final score of 6-1. Taylor White took the win in net for the Indians.
Sundays game started much the same as Saturday’s when Seve Litz got on the board with the assist from Colin Goff and Kole Altergott for a 1-0 early lead. Midway through the second period Robbie Landis scored from Altergott and Colin Handy to put them up 2-0. Bigby took advantage of their power plays in the second period to even the score then getting the go ahead goal midway through the third period and added an empty net goal to secure the win 4-2. Taylor White was in net for the Indians.
The Indians will now hit the road next weekend traveling to Taylor Michigan Friday night to play Belle Tire and then on to Cleveland Ohio for a pair of games against the Cleveland Barons.
Source: Soo Indians
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