The San Diego Seagulls swept Calgary in a record-breaking weekend

In hockey action, the San Diego Seagulls defeated the Calgary Wranglers last weekend at the Saddledome. The Seagulls' winning streak ended with a 5-0 victory on Friday, followed by a hard-fought 7-4 victory on Saturday.

An unforgettable hockey vacation

The weekend's clash began with a decisive stop for the Seagulls, anchored by an outstanding performance from goalkeeper Tomas Suchanek. The teams met again the following night and despite an early effort from the Wranglers, the Seagulls won by an impressive seven goals.

The Seagulls' offense included Glenn Gawdin, Chase De Leo, Andrew Agozzino, Olen Zellweger, Judd Caufield and Nikita Nesteren, who each contributed a score. Agosino scored twice and showed great skills on the ice. On the other hand, goals for the Wranglers included Ilya Nikolaev, Jonathan Aspirto, Matthew Wedman and Matt Coronato.

Record-breaking performance

The Seagulls' performance on Saturday was exceptional. The team set a new franchise record with five power-play goals, taking advantage of the Wranglers' penalty kicks to win. The Seagulls also tied their franchise record for most penalties killed in a single game, showcasing their excellent defensive skills.

Glenn Gawdin had a special night, scoring a career-high five points and tying the franchise record for most points in a game. Chase De Leo also scored his 10th goal of the season, tied for second all-time in Sharks AHL history. Rookie Olen Zellweger impressed with one goal and two assists, leading active AHL rookies in assists and tied for second in points and goals.

Tomas Suchanek's career-defining moment

Goaltender Tomas Suchanek played a key role in the Seagulls' victory, making an AHL career-high 45 saves in Saturday's game. His tireless effort helped the Seagulls to their third straight win and extended their points streak to 11 of their last 13 games.

As the Wranglers look ahead to their upcoming games against the Manitoba Moose at the Saddledome on Tuesday and Wednesday, they will no doubt be rethinking their strategy after these losses. Meanwhile, the San Diego Seagulls will look to keep their winning streak going as the season continues.

Last weekend's clash between the Calgary Wranglers and the San Diego Seagulls will go down in hockey annals as a remarkable display of athleticism, grit and sportsmanship. Marked by record-breaking performances and exceptional teamwork, the Seagulls' commanding victories showcased their prowess on the ice and cemented their place in the ongoing narrative of this exciting sport.