PHOTOS: Huntsville Havoc vs. Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs – 12/27/2024

Michele Hancock for Inside the Rink
Michele Hancock for Inside the Rink

ROANOKE, Va. – Fresh off Thursday night’s win in Huntsville, Roanoke outlasted the Havoc on home ice. The overtime win of 4-3, closed out the double header with the first place Huntsville Havoc.

In a very physical game, it was Huntsville that scored first. Several calls made by the referees were loudly, and physically contested by both teams and fans throughout the game. The first major altercation between teams was over an uncalled high stick. This resulted in 12 penalty minutes for Roanoke Captain Nick Ford. Huntsville’s Connor Fries had 12, and Terry Ryder had 4. This gave the Dawg’s a double minor power play. Roanoke’s Tommy Munichiello netted the goal with a long range shot, which tied the game up, 1-1.

The second period was filled with more excitement. This time it was Huntsville’s Craig McCabe. He received a 5 minute major for spearing, plus a game misconduct. Terry Ryder joined him with 71 seconds left in the power play, making it a five-on-three. Roanoke created a 2-1 lead when Nick Ford netted a power play goal.

The excitement and penalties slowed down in the third period, but overtime was needed to finish the game. With 26 seconds left in the overtime, Roanoke’s Mac Jansen scored the winning goal. Roanoke goalie, Austyn Roudebush saved 27 of 30 shots, while Huntsville goalie Brian Wilson stopped 31 of 35 shots. Roanoke has now won 11 of their last 14 games.

Check out the gallery from Inside the Rink’s Michele Hancock, for highlights from the game.


Discover more from Inside The Rink

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Leave a Reply

ECHL: Worcester Railers Sign Gilmour, Lose Dudek To EIHL

The Worcester Railers announced their third signing of the offseason, as they’ve added Tyson Gilmour to the roster. However, that wouldn’t be the only news for Railers fans on Friday, as defenseman Connor Welsh and J.D. Dudek both signed deals overseas for the 2025-26 season. Gilmour Signs With Worcester Railers Gilmour, 26, spent the majority […]

Read More

ECHL: Lincoln Hatten Re-Signs With Worcester Railers

The Worcester Railers have announced that they’ve re-signed forward Lincoln Hatten for the 2025-26 season. In his rookie season with the Railers, Hatten would put up nine goals and 15 assists for 24 points along with 94PIMs in 66 games. He also played in two games with the Evansville Thunderbirds during the 2024-25 season. Hatten […]

Read More

PHOTOS: Florida Panthers vs. Edmonton Oilers (Stanley Cup Finals Game 5) – 06/15/2025

EDMONTON, AB. – The Florida Panthers are single win away from becoming back-to-back Stanley Cup Champions after a decisive 5-2 victory in Game 5 over the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place, on Saturday. Check out the photo gallery by Inside the Rink photographer Kevin Neufeld for highlights of the game!

Read More