Game #63: Tucson Roadrunners (0) vs San Diego Gulls (4)

TUCSON, AZ – The Tucson Roadrunners failed to score any gulls on Friday night as they fell 4-0 to the San Diego Goals and to 36-22-3-2 on the year from the Tucson Arena.

Game #63: Tucson Roadrunners vs. San Diego Gulls

The Tucson Roadrunners head back to the TCC for a two-game meetup with their Interstate-8 border rivals the San Diego Gulls. The Roadrunners are 4-0-0-0 against San Diego this season looking for wins five and six. With a win, the Roadrunners can secure their sixth season series victory of the year; with going 5-1-1-1 versus Henderson, 3-1-0-0 versus Chicago, 4-0-0 versus Texas and 2-1-1-0 against Iowa and Calgary. All four games between the Roadrunners and Gulls have ended in one-goal fashion as Tucson remains 19-5-3-2 in one-score games this season.

Game #62: Tucson Roadrunners (0) vs San Jose Barracuda (4)

SAN JOSE, CA – It was anything but a relaxing Sunday walk in the park as the Tucson Roadrunners fell 4-0 to San Jose in a game with 148 penalty minutes as Tucson fell to 36-21-3-2 on the year from the Tech CU Arena.

Game #62: Tucson Roadrunners vs. San Jose Barracuda

The Tucson Roadrunners face the San Jose Sharks Affiliate San Jose Barracuda for game two of the weekend series; having won seven out of the first 11 games of March with the most recent coming in a 3-1 victory on Saturday in San Jose. The win gave Tucson second place in the Pacific Division back over the Colorado Eagles with 77 points. As for the Barracuda, they remain at 10th in the division trying to play playoff spoiler once again versus Tucson.

Game #61: Tucson Roadrunners (3) vs San Jose Barracuda (1)

SAN JOSE, CA – If you had the team from Tucson advancing in your bracket, you would be correct as the Tucson Roadrunners defeated the San Jose Barracuda 3-1 on Saturday afternoon to improve to 36-20-3-2 on the year from the TECH CU Arena.

Game #61: Tucson Roadrunners vs. San Jose Barracuda

The Tucson Roadrunners move up North to Silicon Valley to take on the San Jose Barracuda and begin a two-game series. Tucson is 6-2-1-1 in the first 10 games of March having just lost two games in regulation. With the Sharks affiliate having a losing record, the Roadrunners look to continue their dominance against sub .500 record teams currently at a 17-4-1-1 record. In addition, Saturday's game starts four straight games against the last two teams in the Pacific Division with the San Diego Gulls coming to Tucson on March 29 and March 30.

Game #60: Tucson Roadrunners (1) vs Ontario Reign (4)

ONTARIO, CA – Curtis Douglas and the Tucson Roadrunners did not go down without a fight as they fell 4-1 to the Ontario Reign to drop to 35-20-3-2 on the year from the Toyota Arena. The score is not indictive of the back-and-forth dog fight between the Tucson Roadrunners and the Ontario Reign on Wednesday evening from the Toyota Arena. The Ontario Reign added two empty-netters late in the third to pull away from what was a one-goal game for the first 59 minutes and 12 seconds of play.

Game #60: Tucson Roadrunners vs. Ontario Reign

The Tucson Roadrunners take on the Ontario Reign for the final game of the season series and looking for the season series win. Five of the seven total games between these two teams have ended in one-goal fashion; including all three games at the Toyota Arena between the Roadrunners and Reign this season. The Roadrunners look to match their season high five-game winning streak on Wednesday just one point above the Colorado for second place in the Pacific Division while the Ontario Reign have lost three in a row; looking to stay at fourth place just one point from potentially falling to seventh.

Game #59: Tucson Roadrunners (6) vs Texas Stars (3)

TUCSON, AZ – It was a St. Patrick’s Day that proved that red is greater than green as the Tucson Roadrunners defeated the Texas Stars 6-3 to complete the 4-game homestand sweep and improve to 35-19-3-2 on the year from the Tucson Arena.

Game #59: Tucson Roadrunners vs. Texas Stars

The Tucson Roadrunners kickoff the St. Patrick's Day celebration with a four-game homestand finale with the Texas Stars looking to make it four-straight wins. Tucson has earned 12 out of a 16 possible standings points in the first eight games of March. Tucson's win on Saturday marked win number eight versus the Central Division who the Roadrunners are 8-2-1-0 against this season; with the last Central Division game of the season coming Sunday for Tucson.

Game #58: Tucson Roadrunners (4) vs Texas Stars (1)

TUCSON, AZ – It was a perfect night for Arizona hockey teams as the Tucson Roadrunners defeated the Texas Stars 4-1 on Saturday night, in front of a season-high 5,967 fans, to improve to 34-19-3-2 on the year from the Tucson Arena.

Game #58: Tucson Roadrunners vs. Texas Stars

The Tucson Roadrunners face a team they have not seen since the opening weekend of the season the Texas Stars. The Roadrunners swept the Stars in a two games series on October 13 and October 14 where Tucson won game one 3-2 and game two 2-1; solidifying what would be the Tucson way to win one goal games. The Roadrunners this season are 19-5-3-2; which is tied for the third best winning percentage in the AHL (.741%) with the Cleveland Monsters; who have a 18-4-3-3 record. In addition, the Roadrunners have been in the second most one-goal games in the AHL season with 29; tied with the Rochester Americans who have a 18-3-6-2 record and .758 winning percentage. The Bridgeport Islanders (13-10-6-1) and Lehigh Valley Phantoms (17-6-5-2) have the most one goal games at 30 each. As for the Texas Stars, they have a 10-9-3-2 record in one-goal games.