Men's Ice Hockey 10/17/2026 10:25:00 AM

Storm visit Omaha on Saturday night to end home-and-home series with Lancers

OMAHA, Neb. – The Tri-City Storm visit the Omaha Lancers on Saturday night at Liberty First Credit Union Arena. Puckdrop is set for 6:05 pm CT.

Tri-City is playing three games in three days this weekend. The Storm are scheduled to host Sioux City on Sunday for Racing Day at Viaero Center. Puckdrop is slated for 4:05 pm CT.

Fans can watch each of this weekend's games on FloHockey and listen to each on Storm Radio.

Tri-City (6-3-0, 12 pts, 3rd place Western Conf.)

Previously:

Defeated Omaha 5-2 at Viaero Center on Friday night.
Friday: Dylan Krayer, Dom Domonkos, Danick St. Pierre, Nathan Garski (EN), Patrik Rusznyak (EN) scored for Tri-City.
Friday: St. Pierre, Garski, Rusznyak collected their first career USHL goals.
Friday: Tri-City goaltender Quinn Beumer picked up his fourth win in five appearances after stopping 35 of 37 Omaha shots.

Team Notes:

The Storm have scored 45 goals through their first nine games. This is the highest goal total through the first nine games of a season on record in franchise history. Records go back as far as the 2002-2003 season. It took Tri-City 19 games to reach 45 goals last season.
Tri-City's 45 goals are first among all USHL teams. The Storm's 5.00 goals per game also lead the league.
The Storm lead the USHL in first period goals scored (15) and tie for the lead in first period goals allowed (10). Tri-City is first among all USHL teams in third period goals scored (19).
The Storm power play has converted at 24.2% this year, placing third-best among USHL teams.
Tonight, the Storm play their second of 12 straight games in the state of Nebraska, their longest such stretch of the year. Nine of Tri-City's next 11 games will take place at Viaero Center.

Player Notes:

Aleksandr Sokolov has scored eight goals this season, tying for first among all USHL players.
Jackson Smith has put up nine points over his past six games. Smith's 12 points lead all USHL rookies and tie for fourth-most among USHL players. His five-game point streak ended last night.
The Storm have three of the top four rookie scorers in the USHL. Alongside Smith's 12 points, Matthew Krayer's ten points are third among rookies and Sammy Courtemanche's nine points are fourth among rookies. Courtemanche's two game winning goals tie for the USHL rookie lead.
Matthew Krayer has produced a point in six straight games. His point streak ties for the second-longest active among USHL players.
Dylan Krayer's 11 points tie for ninth among all USHL players. The Arizona State commit has contributed six points over his past four games.
Brothers Dylan and Matthew Krayer have tabulated six power play points each. They tie each other for the league lead.
Trevor Hill's +13 rating ties for the USHL lead.

Omaha (2-5-0, 4 pts, 8th place Western Conf.)

Has dropped four of their past five games.
Friday: Ryan Aaronson (SH), Yegor Kim tallied goals.
Friday: goaltender Anthony Sciere stopped 25 of 28 Tri-City shots.
Tonight is first home game since Saturday, September 26.

Season series: Saturday is the second of ten regular season meetings between Tri-City and Omaha during 2026-2027. Tri-City leads the season series 1-0. The Storm will play Omaha more than any other opponent this year. The teams are scheduled to play six times at Liberty First Credit Union Arena in 2026-2027.

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Players Mentioned

#30 Quinn Beumer: G; 6' 4"; Sophomore; L

#12 Matthew Krayer: F; 5' 11"; Redshirt; L

#13 Danick St. Pierre: F; 6' 1"; Redshirt; L

#15 Jackson Smith: F; 6' 2"; Redshirt; R

#19 Sammy Courtemanche: F; 5' 8"; Redshirt; L

#21 Dylan Krayer: F; 5' 10"; Redshirt; R

#22 Nathan Garski: F; 6' 1"; Redshirt; R

#24 Dom Domonkos: F; 6' 0"; Redshirt; R

#28 Patrik Rusznyak: D; 6' 3"; Redshirt; R

#29 Aleksandr Sokolov: F; 6' 2"; Redshirt; R

Players Mentioned

#30 Quinn Beumer
: 6' 4"; Sophomore; L
: G

#12 Matthew Krayer
: 5' 11"; Redshirt; L
: F

#13 Danick St. Pierre
: 6' 1"; Redshirt; L
: F

#15 Jackson Smith
: 6' 2"; Redshirt; R
: F

#19 Sammy Courtemanche
: 5' 8"; Redshirt; L
: F

#21 Dylan Krayer
: 5' 10"; Redshirt; R
: F

#22 Nathan Garski
: 6' 1"; Redshirt; R
: F

#24 Dom Domonkos
: 6' 0"; Redshirt; R
: F

#28 Patrik Rusznyak
: 6' 3"; Redshirt; R
: D

#29 Aleksandr Sokolov
: 6' 2"; Redshirt; R
: F