FORT WORTH, Texas – The Fort Worth Brahmas won their third consecutive game Saturday night as they defeated the Tulsa Oilers 5-1 at the Fort Worth Convention Center. 
Tulsa took the early 1-0 lead as David Beauregard scored just 1:17 into the first period. But that would be the only goal Brahmas net minder Kristofer Westblom would allow. Fort Worth came back and took a 2-1 lead heading into the second period as Tomas Klempa and Sy Nutkevitch both beat Tulsa goaltender Ian Keserich in the opening frame. For Nutkevitch, it was his first game-winning goal of the season. The Brahmas added three more scores the rest of the way. Erik Spady and Phil Fox notched second-period goals, and Adam Hogg sealed the deal with a third-period score. For Fox, it was his team-leading ninth goal of the season. Westblom (4-1-0) made 17 saves on 18 Tulsa shots to earn his fourth victory in only five starts. The 6-foot-2, 165-pound goalie has a 1.22 goals against average and a .944 save percentage this season. Keserich allowed five goals on 30 shots in net for the Oilers, earning his seventh regulation loss of the season. The following images were recorded at the Fort Worth Convention Center on Saturday evening.
Tulsa goalie Ian Keserich just prior to the start of the game
Tulsa%27s David Beauregard celebrates his first period goal
Fort Worth%27s Tomas Klempa is greeted by his teammates after his game-tying goal
Tulsa%27s Michel Beausoleil introduces Fort Worth%27s Sy Nutkevitch to the glass
Tulsa%27s Ben Gordon during a break in the action
Tulsa%27s Ryan Menei battles Fort Worth%27s Tomas Klempa
Fort Worth Goalie Kristofer Westblom
Fort Worth%27s T.J. Fox moves the puck behind the Tulsa net
Tulsa Goalie Ian Keserich watches the puck bounce through the crease – this one didn%27t go in
The Fort Worth Brahmas salute their fans after the game
