Hawks take command

The Hawks widened their lead in the Howe Division standings Tuesday

night by doubling up on the Wildcats, 6-3, in action at Coast 2 Coast

Inline Hockey Center in Huntington Beach.

Kyle Yamaoka and Troy Bosiljevac each scored twice and assisted

another goal to lead the first place Hawks, who improved to 8-1 overall

and took a three-game lead in the division standings.

The winners also received a pair of goals from Kyle Bezayiff, an

assist from Kevin Danielson, and 16 saves from goalie Adam O’Connor.

For the second place Wildcats (5-4), Travis Geery scored twice, Jordan

John scored once, Andy Wissel had two assists, and goalie Andrew Orr had

14 saves.

In other games:

Kings 8, Atomic Pucks 7

Kyle Ross scored twice and also had a pair of assists, Jason Moore and

Cristina Castle each scored twice, Joe Murphy and Justin Holland each

scored once, and goalie Mikel Ehret had 24 saves as the Kings improved to

3-5-1.

Maxwell Igwe led the Atomic Pucks (4-4-1) with four goals and an

assist, Jake Fuller netted three goals, Kevin Powers and Armando Reyes

Jr. each had two assists, and goalie Christopher Torres had 21 saves.

Flyers 6, Lightning 6

Both teams scored twice in overtime to end in a tie.

Ross Turchi scored three goals, Adam Bosch scored twice, Bronson

Stoneback scored once, Corey Brown had an assist, and goalie Hunter

Golden had 25 saves for the Flyers (1-6-2).

Danny Gandasetiawan scored twice, Darryl Morita, Travis Sutton, and

Sean O’Donnell each had a goal and assist, and goalie Geoff Blaskey

stopped 17 shot attempts for the Lightning (3-4-2).