Friday, March 24, 2000

Cyclones 4, Orlando 3

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

        ORLANDO, Fla. — The Cincinnati Cyclones earned a 4-3 shootout victory over the Orlando Solar Bears at TD Waterhouse Centre Thursday night.

        Shane Willis, Todd Simon, Byron Ritchie and Brian Felsner scored for Cincinnati in the shootout; Herbert Vasil jevs and Bob Lachance scored for Orlando.

        Gilbert Dionne and Brian Felsner each had a goal and an assist in regulation for the Cyclones, and defenseman Pat MacLeod had two assists.

        Cincinnati ....... 2  1  0  1—4 Orlando ....... 1  1  1  0—3

        First Period — 1. Cin, Simon 15 (Dionne, Felsner), 14:24. 2. Cin, Felsner 18 (MacLeod, Willis) 17:18.3 (pp); 3. Orl, MacDonald 10 (Snyder, Nordstrom), 19:05.

        Second Period — 4. Orl, Carter 17 (Vasiljevs, Murphy) 3:16 (pp). 5. Cin, Dionne 32 (Simon, MacLeod), 16:00.

        Third Period — 6. Orl, Murphy 5 (Beaufait, Vasiljevs) 14:34 (pp).

        Shootout: Cin: Willis, Simon, Ritchie, Felsner; Orl: Vasiljevs, Lachance.

        Shots On Goal: Cin 6-3-2, Orl 11-11-9. Power Plays: Cin 1-5, Orl 2-6. Goalies: Cin, Pelletier (20 saves), Petruk (0); Orl: Langkow (6).

       

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