Generals-Outlaws Split, Blazers go 1-1 - Junior Hockey News

Outlaws inch closer to playoffs with split at Eugene- The Tri-Cities Outlaws are doing whatever it takes to end the season with more points than the combined efforts of the Glacier Nationals. Tri-Cities gained a bit of ground on Glacier with their 3-2 win over Eugene on Friday night. The Generals outshot the Outlaws 60-19 but Tri-Cities netminder Casey Kaiser (5-5, 4.36 GAA, .889 SV%) stopped 58 of 60 shots to get the win. Eugene continued the offensive assault on Saturday, peppering Kaiser with another 63 shots, to get the 6-3 win. For the weekend, the 17 year-old stopped 115 of 123 shots for the Outlaws.

Warriors Roll- Anytime the West Sound Warriors and Bellingham Blazers get together the sparks are going to fly and that was exactly the case Friday night in Bremerton. The teams combined for 98 shots in the Warriors 8-3 win. The Warriors' Josh Twietmeyer (34g, 42a) got back into the grove with a pair of goals and an assist. NORPAC points leader Kai Wilkins (116 pts, 45g, 71a) came up big and added 4 assists. West Sound goaltender Forrest Savel (16-3, 3.11 GAA, .911 SV%) was outstanding while stopping 45 of the 48 Blazers' shots.

Blazers win at Vancouver- The Vipers were unable to capitalize on their opportunities and lost to Bellingham 3-0 in Vancouver. Bellingham's Cody Foster (9-9-0, 4.04 GAA, .902 SV%) turned away all 21 Blazer shots to get the shutout victory. The loss extended Vancouver's winless streak to 27 games.