Fargo Hits Double Digits Behind Six-Goal Second Period

Men's Ice Hockey | 10/15/2026 9:14:00 PM

The Fargo Force erupted for six second-period goals to defeat the Green Bay Gamblers 10–2 Thursday night at Scheels Arena, earning their fifth consecutive win. Melker Sigurd recorded two goals and an assist, Caz Carlson added three assists and Sam Hrenak stopped 15 shots.

By the Numbers

10 — Goals for Fargo, with nine different skaters finding the net.

2:52 — Time Fargo needed to score five goals in the second period, turning a 2–0 lead into a 7–0 advantage.

10 — Second separation between Lauri Kouhia’s and Hayden Reierson’s second-period goals.

6 — Second-period goals for the Force, scored by Sigurd, Caleb Kim, Kouhia, Reierson, Wilson Boumedienne and Max Cullen.

3 — Points apiece for Sigurd (2G, 1A) and Carlson (3A).

5 — Consecutive victories for Fargo.

4 — Force players with a goal and an assist: Zac Zimmerman, Cullen, AJ Garcia and Danny Hussa.

2 — Power-play goals for Fargo on six opportunities, courtesy of Boumedienne and Hussa.

1 — Shorthanded goal for Cullen, who scored at 14:56 of the second period.

4-for-4 — Fargo’s penalty kill against Green Bay.

43–17 — Shot advantage for the Force.

15 — Saves by Hrenak in the victory.

37 seconds — Time remaining when Hussa scored Fargo’s 10th goal.

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