STRONGSVILLE, Ohio -- Tavis Hansen scored at 3:39 of overtime to lift the Cleveland Barons to a 4-3 win over the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks Sunday in an AHL preseason game at Ice Land USA Arena in Strongsville, Ohio.

        Pat Rissmiller and Niko Dimitrakos had a goal and an assist apiece for the Barons.

        Marc Magliarditi stopped all 12 shots he faced in relief of former Ducks' goaltender Gregg Naumenko for the win.

        Todd Reirden and Cory Pecker each had a goal and an assist for Cincinnati, which opens the 2002-03 regular-season Saturday at Chicago.

        Jean-Francois Damphousse took the loss despite allowing just one goal on 24 shots in 34:39 minutes of action.

       Cincinnati......2-1-0-0--3
       Cleveland.......1-2-0-1--4

        First period: 1. Cin, Severson (Miskovich, Del Monte), 12:49. 2. Cin, Pecker (Reirden, Dirkes), 15:46. 3. Cle, Davison (Boutin, LaPlante), 16:46.

        Second period: 4. Cle, Rissmiller (Dimitrakos), 0:49 (ppg). 5. Cle, Dimitrakos (Carkner, Rissmiller), 9:00 (ppg). 6. Cin, Reirden (Pecker), 19:54 (ppg).

        Third period: No scoring.Overtime: 7. Cle, Hansen (Cloutier, Mulick), 3:39 (ppg).

        Shots on goal: Cincinnati 8-13-8-0--29; Cleveland 10-16-9-5.

        Goaltenders: Cincinnati, Bryzgalov (16 shots, 13 saves; 29:00); Damphousse (24 shots, 23 saves; 34:34). Cleveland, Naumenko (16 shots, 14 saves; 31:00); Magliarditi (13 shots, 12 saves; 32:39).

        Referee: McCauley. Linesmen: Haneberg, Wisner.

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