Sioux Falls drop Ice second straight night,

Box Score

The Sioux Falls stampede paid back the Ice (and then some) for a defeat at the hands of the Ice in South Dakota last week by getting a 4-3 win tonight in Indy. Robbie Vrolyk led the Stampede with 2 of their 4 goals while T.J. Syner, Ron Cramer and Paul Carey scored for the Ice.

The Ice lost to the Stampede last night as well, obviously due to my not being able to make either of the games because of road conditions. I'll try to serve my team better in the future.

Ice drop game to Sioux Falls Stampede

Box Score

The Indiana Ice went scoreless for the first time this season on a loss to the Sioux Falls Stampede, who scored 4 goals in the first of two games to be played in Indy this weekend against the Stampede. Apparently the Stampede were more excited for 1972 night than the Ice or their fans.

It's 1972! (At Pepsi Coliseum, anyways)

Flashback Friday 1972

Who? Sioux Falls Stampede vs Indiana Ice
Where? Pepsi Coliseum - Indianapolis, IN
When? 3-7-08 - 7:05pm


Friday night, when the Ice host the Sioux Falls Stampede at Pepsi Coliseum, the Ice will be having a special "Flashback Friday 1972" theme consisting of music from that year as well as trivia based on television shows and movies from 1972.

The Ice, coming off of a 5-1 win over Sioux City where T.J. Syner scored a hat trick, are playing a Sioux Falls team they beat only 8 days ago by a score of 2-1. John Kemp still leads the team in points with 58, followed by Gregory Squires with 57 and Paul Carey with 52.

Ice triumph over Sioux Falls

The Ice beat the Sioux Falls Stampede 2-1 tonight to start the first half of their road trip out west in a good way. John Kemp and Paul Carey both scored for the Ice while goalie Matt Hoyle had 40 saves and only allowed one goal.

The Ice will finish their road trip tomorrow night in Sioux City, Iowa against the Sioux City Musketeers.

Indiana Ice preparing to completely destroy Sioux Falls Stampede tomorrow

As we speak, the Indiana Ice are in their top-secret training facility preparing to dominate the Sioux Falls Stampede tomorrow in all aspects of the game of hockey. I have no idea what any of those aspects are besides scoring goals and stopping the other team from scoring, but the Indiana Ice know what they need to do to win and they are prepared to unleash their wrath. To prepare you all for tomorrow's game, here's a picture of the Ice's Gregory Squires who is second on the team in total points (one point behind the amazing John Kemp) and the player for the Indiana Ice who dresses the most like Colonel Sanders: