Quinn Preston hammered home a power-play feed 3:51 into the action to set Wichita up 1-0 early. Cameron Supryka scored less than a minute later with a highlight reel goal, pulling a toe-drag between his legs and into the top shelf, tying the game 4:44 after it began. Brayden Watts finished off the first-period scoring, clapping a one timer past Daniel Mannella with 1:47 left in the frame.
Ryley Lindgren scored his third goal in four appearances with the oilers just 1:25 into the middle period, tying the game at 2-2. Justin Bean scored for the second-straight game at the 13:27 mark of the second period, giving the Oilers their first lead of the game. Dylan Sadowy followed up just 1:19 later, beating a sprawling Buitenhuis to make it 4-2. Tyler Poulsen scored a beauty of his own 16:31 into the second, finishing a wraparound, back-hand chance and putting the Oilers up 5-2. Poulsen’s goal marked three Tulsa goals in just 3:04 of game time.
Neither team scored in the final 20, giving Tulsa the 5-2 win.
Tulsa hosts the Indy Fuel Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 7:05 p.m. at the BOK Center.
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