Game #6: Tucson Roadrunners (3) vs. Bakersfield Condors (2) OT
Egor Sokolov scored twice, including the game-winning goal in overtime to lift the Tucson Roadrunners over the Bakersfield Condors 3-2 on Saturday at Tucson Arena. With the victory, Tucson (3-3-0-0) claimed its first sweep of the season in its first overtime game of the year, to get back to a .500 record.
GAME #6: TUCSON ROADRUNNERS VS BAKERSFIELD CONDORS
After a cathartic 5-3 game one victory over the Bakersfield Condors on Friday, the Tucson Roadrunners look to secure its first sweep of the season in game two on Saturday. A win would also get the team back to .500, improve the team's position in the Pacific Division standings, and build momentum before its first trip to Canada against the Abbotsford Canucks.
Game #5: Tucson Roadrunners (5) vs. Bakersfield Condors (3)
The Tucson Roadrunners ended its two-game losing streak with 5-3 victory over the Bakersfield Condors on Friday to claim the team's first home win of the season at Tucson Arena. Forwards Hunter Drew and Egor Sokolov scored two goals, and center Andrew Agozzino tallied a goal.
GAME #5: TUCSON ROADRUNNERS VS BAKERSFIELD CONDORS
The Tucson Roadrunners conclude its four-game homestand at Tucson Arena with back-to-back games against the Bakersfield Condors on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. MST. The Roadrunners look to notch its first home win of the season and end its two-game skid after last weekend's sweep to the Texas Stars.
Game #4: Tucson Roadrunners (3) vs. Texas Stars (4)
Tucson, AZ – The Tucson Roadrunners (1-3-0-0) conceded a late lead for the second consecutive game in its 4-3 defeat to the Texas Stars (3-1-0-0). Tucson forward Hunter Drew and rookie defenseman Maveric Lamoureux scored for the second-straight game, and forward Milos Kelemen found the back of the net for the first time this season. Their three goals were not enough to outlast the Stars after Texas defenseman Alexander Petrovic scored the game-winner with 17 seconds remaining. Despite allowing the late goal, Roadrunners goalie Jaxson Stauber made a team season-high 41 saves.
GAME #4: TUCSON ROADRUNNERS VS TEXAS STARS
The Tucson Roadrunners look to split their two-game series against the Colorado Eagles on Saturday after Friday night's 3-1 defeat. The loss snapped Tucson's six-game winning streak in season openers, which dated back to 2018. A victory on Saturday would build momentum ahead of the Roadrunners' four-game homestand, which begins with the team's home opener against the Texas Stars on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Game #3: Tucson Roadrunners (4) vs. Texas Stars (6)
Tucson, AZ – The Tucson Roadrunners (1-2-0-0) gave up a two-goal second-period lead and a one-goal third-period lead in its 6-4 defeat to the Texas Stars (2-1-0-0) in its home opener on Saturday at Tucson Arena.
GAME #3: TUCSON ROADRUNNERS VS TEXAS STARS
The Tucson Roadrunners look to split their two-game series against the Colorado Eagles on Saturday after Friday night's 3-1 defeat. The loss snapped Tucson's six-game winning streak in season openers, which dated back to 2018. A victory on Saturday would build momentum ahead of the Roadrunners' four-game homestand, which begins with the team's home opener against the Texas Stars on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Game #2: Tucson Roadrunners (4) @ Colorado Eagles (2)
Loveland, Colorado – After dropping its season opener, the Tucson Roadrunners bounced back to notch its first win of the season against the Colorado Eagles on Saturday at Blue FCU Arena. Tucson (1-1-0-0) scored one goal in the first two periods and two in the third to pull away from Colorado (1-1-0-0).
GAME #2: TUCSON ROADRUNNERS AT COLORADO EAGLES
The Tucson Roadrunners look to split their two-game series against the Colorado Eagles on Saturday after Friday night's 3-1 defeat. The loss snapped Tucson's six-game winning streak in season openers, which dated back to 2018. A victory on Saturday would build momentum ahead of the Roadrunners' four-game homestand, which begins with the team's home opener against the Texas Stars on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Game #1: Tucson Roadrunners (1) @ Colorado Eagles (3)
Loveland, Colorado – The Tucson Roadrunners fought off a hostile crowd and an early deficit, but its comeback fell short in a 3-1 defeat to the Colorado Eagles on Friday at Blue FCU Arena. The loss ended the Roadrunners’ six-game winning streak in season openers, which dates back to 2018. Tucson trailed 2-0 after two periods, but the Roadrunners climbed back into the game after forward Egor Sokolov scored in the first minute of the third. In net, goaltender Matthew Villalta picked up where he left off last season, stopping 22 of 25 shots. His performance helped Tucson kill six Colorado power plays. Both teams finished 1 for 7 on the man advantage.
GAME #1: TUCSON ROADRUNNERS AT COLORADO EAGLES
The Tucson Roadrunners open their season on the road against the Colorado Eagles to start the 2024-25 season. It will be Tucson’s first of nine series matchups against Pacific Division teams and the first of two trips to Colorado this season. The Roadrunners look to build off its historic 2023-24 campaign, where the team finished with the most wins in team history (43-23-4-2), and the Whiteout returned to Tucson Arena in the 2024 Calder Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2018.