(Evansville, IN) – Trailing by one goal in the second period, the Rapid City Rush set a season record with three goals in a 1:19 span to topple the Evansville IceMen by a 5-2 margin on Saturday night. The win not only completes the weekend sweep over the top team in the Turner Conference, but gives the Rush a perfect 4-0-0 record on the week. The surging Rush are now within five points of first place in the Turner Conference with just one game left on the current seven-game road trip.

For the second straight night, the Rush got on the board first, this time with the 100th career goal by veteran Jeff Kyrzakos. An excellent stretch pass by Mike Vaskivuo set up Kyrzakos for the breakaway, and the veteran sent a wrist shot over the glove of IceMen goaltender Pier-Olivier Pelletier. Evansville responded with a pair of goals to take their first lead of the game, the first coming on a breakaway by Brian Bicek at 11:08. Veteran Philippe Plante potted a second-straight powerplay goal at 15:14 to give the IceMen a 2-1 lead heading into the second.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- A capacity crowd at the Donald L. Tucker got exactly what it expected Saturday afternoon from No. 16 Virginia and No. 21 Florida State.

The Atlantic Coast Conference's two best defensive teams combined to force 39 turnovers -- 19 by the Seminoles and 20 by the Cavaliers -- and the game needed every bit of its 40 minutes to determine a winner.

When the final buzzer did sound, FSU emerged victorious over UVa, 58-55, thanks to its ability to withstand a second-half rally that had erased a 13-point 'Noles (16-6, 7-1 ACC) lead. By beating Virginia (18-4, 5-3), FSU not only upset another top-20 opponent but it extended its school-record streak of conference victories to seven.

(Evansville, IN) – With the ongoing battle against injuries and a shortened bench, the Rapid City Rush toppled the Evansville IceMen with a 5-2 triumph on Friday night. In front of 5,715 at the Ford Center, the Rush took down the top team in the Turner Conference led by veteran captain Scott Wray who collected his second career hat trick and second of the week for Rapid City. Konrad Reeder earned his second four-point night of the week, picking up a goal and three assists. The victory gives the Rush three straight wins on the road and sole possession of the final playoff spot in the Turner Conference. The teams hit the ice again tomorrow at 6:15pm MST and the game can be heard live on 100.3 the FOX.

Both teams exchanged leads in the first period, finishing with a 2-2 tie after 20 minutes. Just 2:21 into the game, excellent passing between Konrad Reeder and Scott Wray set up Blake Forsyth on the backdoor for his first goal of the season. The IceMen responded with a pair of goals, taking their first and only lead of the game. Malcolm Gwilliam capitalized on a 2-on-1 before John Ronan rifled home a shot to the short side for a 2-1 lead at the 11:54 mark. The Rush tied the score on a powerplay goal from Scott Wray who blasted a shot from the high slot at the 16:09 mark.