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The Calgary Wranglers wrapped up their two game series against the Laval Rocket this week with an early afternoon game on Halloween. It was a themed game with fans wearing costumes, giveaways, and trick-or-treating in the concourse. The Wranglers got…

The Calgary Wranglers concluded their two-game series against the Laval Rocket with a 2-1 defeat on Halloween afternoon. Despite Alex Nylander opening the scoring in the second period with his third goal in three games, Calgary surrendered two shorthanded tallies to Laval and was outshot 28-11 in the loss.
A physical middle frame featured three separate fights within a 40-second span before Jared Davidson equalized shorthanded for Laval. Xavier Simoneau subsequently netted the game-winner shorthanded in the third period after a clearing mishap by goaltender Kirill Zarubin, securing a series split for the Rocket.
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