WORCESTER, MA – The Trois-Rivieres Lions looked for revenge against Worcester on Friday night after losing 6-2 against the Railers on Wednesday night. The Lions were successful in their quest as they downed the Railers 4-1.
After a calm first period, Lions forward Pierrick Dubé scored his first professional goal by completing the tic-tac-toe passing sequence with Olivier Archambault and Peter Abbandonato. A few minutes later, the Railers’ Grant Jozefek responded by beating goaltender Philippe Desrosiers.
Midway through the second period, veterans Mathieu Gagnon and Mathieu Brodeur scored back-to-back with two good shots from the blue line to increase the score to 3-1 for the Lions. Defenseman Charles-David Beaudoin then came to seal the outcome of the game by scoring his first of the season.
The Lions and Railers will meet again Saturday at 7:05 p.m. at the DCU Center in Worcester for a second game in two nights.
Recap courtesy of Gabriel Leblanc / Trois-Rivieres Lions
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