Jeremy Brodeur logged his first Elite League shutout as Manchester Storm beat Nottingham Panthers 2-0 at the Storm Shelter, cutting the gap down between the two teams to just two points. Over 1,900 fans packed into the Shelter for another strong crowd for the Storm, but they had to wait
Manchester Storm survived a late Dundee Stars fightback to take two valuable home points in their quest for a place in the Viaplay Elite League Playoffs, seeing the Stars slip to last place in the standings in the process. Storm scored the first goal of the game in the second
3,270 fans crammed into Braehead Arena on Saturday night to see Manchester Storm leave with a full two points in a five-goal game against Glasgow Clan. The home fans got the start they were looking for as Clan took the lead inside seven minutes – John Dunbar seeing his shot
Manchester Storm made it two wins from two against league leaders Guildford Flames with a one-goal win in a high-scoring game at the Spectrum. Levi Cable opened the scoring at 4:49 for the hosts, and when Brett Ferguson made it 2-0 with 16:18 played it seemed like the Flames were
On the road at Manchester, the home team raced out to a 3 goal lead and continued to add more as the night went on as the Storm blasted the Flames by an 8-1 count to open the post Christmas schedule. Ryan Barrow opened Storm’s account at 9:13. Zac Hermann
Manchester Storm made it three straight wins, and earned their fourth in five games, with a commanding six-goal home victory over Nottingham Panthers on Saturday afternoon. The opening period was looking like it would end goalless until Storm found the net 22 seconds before the buzzer. Cole Carter was sitting
Manchester Storm came from two goals down to beat Belfast Giants for the second time in successive days at the SSE Arena, and secure a four-point week out of six for themselves. The Storm, who’d taken a 5-2 victory on Saturday, found themselves a pair of goals behind inside nine
Manchester Storm responded to a 5-1 home defeat by Coventry Blaze on Friday night with an excellent 5-2 road win in Belfast on Saturday, their second road win in a row, ruining the Giants’ return to home ice after almost a month of away games. The visitors had the better
Manchester Storm ended their six-game losing streak and in the process spoiled Corey Neilson’s first game back in Nottingham as Panthers Head Coach with a well-earned 3-1 victory at the Motorpoint Arena on Sunday afternoon. Although the Panthers had the better of the early play in the opening period, Storm