The Genting Casino Coventry Blaze made it five points out of six against Scottish opposition this week with a 1-0 shoot-out victory over Fife Flyers at Skydome Arena on Sunday. After beating Glasgow Clan and adding a point in a penalty-shots defeat to Dundee Stars earlier in the week, the
Coventry Blaze began their Scottish double-header road trip with a two-goal win in Glasgow against the Clan on Thursday night. Period one was played at a frantic pace, and after passing earlier when he should possibly had shot Gabriel Chabot put Clan ahead with a nice wrist shot with 6:13
Coventry Blaze ensured they stayed within six points of the top four with a three-goal home win over Glasgow Clan in their only game of the weekend. The 1,715 fans at the Skydome saw a goalless opening period, but two inside nine second period minutes as the home side took
Coventry Blaze ended their six-game losing run with a 6-3 home win over Nottingham on Monday night, pulling them back 10 points clear of the Panthers in the Viaplay Elite League standings. A nice Mike Hammond pass found Tanner Sorenson for the game’s first goal at 4:14, but the majority
Coventry Blaze stayed second in the Viaplay Elite League with a 9-0 distraction of Manchester Storm at the Skydome on Sunday evening. Colton Yellow Horn opened the scoring at 10:17 before Radek Veselý’s shot deflected past Jeremy Brodeur at 12:42 to double the home side’s lead. Period one was called
Coventry Blaze survived conceding a late equaliser to beat Sheffield Steelers in a shootout and make it a four-point week, leaving Sheffield with one from two games. Alexander Kuqali opened the scoring in this one just shy of the nine-minute mark, and when Garrett Johnston struck at 16:59 the hosts
Coventry Blaze moved second in the Viaplay Elite League standings with an impressive road win in Manchester on Friday night. Blaze were delayed on their way to the Storm Shelter in traffic but got off to a decent start killing off a penalty before taking the lead inside 15 minutes
Two goals form Kim Tallberg helped Coventry Blaze to an overtime win on the road against Cardiff Devils, keeping Danny Stewart’s team well among the top three in the Viaplay Elite League table. The scoring was opened by Cole Sanford with just over 11 minutes played – Joey Martin passed
Coventry Blaze ended their Scottish weekend with a late winner to beat Fife Flyers 3-2 in Kirkcaldy on Sunday night, twice coming from behind in the process. Zack Phillips neatly finished a nice interchange play between himself and Janne Laakkonen to put the Flyers ahead 15:27 into the game, although
The Genting Casino Coventry Blaze continued their excellent home form by beating the Dundee Stars 4-0 on Thursday night in the Viaplay Elite League. Blaze were without Captain Nate Halbert (injury) and centreman Marly Quince (one game suspension) but were bolstered by the addition of two-way defenceman Rhodes Mitchell-Kings who