Games: 70-84

[VHL Games 1,186]

Game 70:

Los Angeles Stars vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 71:

Toronto Legion vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 72:

Prague Phantoms vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 73:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 74:

London United vs. Riga Reign

Game 75:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menace

Game 76:

Los Angeles Stars vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 77:

Seattle Bears vs. New York Americans

Game 78:

Riga Reign vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 79:

D.C. Dragons vs. Toronto Legion

Game 80:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 81:

D.C. Dragons vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 82:

Riga Reign vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 83:

Moscow Menace vs. Seattle Bears

Game 84:

Prague Phantoms vs. Calgary Wranglers

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Wranglers win streak reaches double digits behind Goncalves hat trick

The biggest surprise of the early season has been the Calgary Wranglers, who improved to 10-0 with a win over the Chicago Phoenix. They have now beat every other North American team at least once despite being ranked sixth in the conference in the pre-season. They were led by Catia Goncalves, who continues to put up MVP numbers. Not only did she score a hat trick, but she also assisted on Raimo Tuominen's game winning goal. The Wranglers won the game despite a significant shot disadvantage; Calgary had just 18 shots on goal compared to Chicago's 43. It was not the best showing from Calgary's rookie netminder David Slezak, as he did give up four goals. That was nothing compared to the struggle of Chicago's Ryan Artyomov, who made just nine saves before being pulled from the game after allowing five goals. Joshua Schwarzer (2 goals, 1 assist) and Francesco Mancini (4 assists) were the bright spots for the Phoenix in the game.