Sergei Durdin hoists the Turner Cup after the Fort Wayne Komets beat the Port Huron IceHawks 3-2 in a triple-overtime Game 7 of the Turner Cup finals.
Photo by Chad Ryan
Anyone who is a fan of hockey would have loved to watch last night's Turner Cup finals Game 7 at Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne. Fans who bought tickets almost got two games for the price of one. The Fort Wayne Komets and the Port Huron IceHawks played a triple-overtime barn burner in front of 10,462 fans. Game start time: 7:30 p.m. Game end time:12:20 a.m. Score Komets 3; Port Huron 2.
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Fort Wayne's Justin Hodgman picks up a loose puck in front of Port Huron goalie Larry Sterling and buries it in the net at :23 into the third overtime period to win the International Hockey League Turner Cup championship on Monday at Memorial Coliseum.
Photo by Chad Ryan.
The Fort Wayne Komets players empty onto the ice after Justin Hodgman's goal 23 seconds into the third overtime period clinched the Turner Cup.
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Port Huron goalie Larry Sterling, left, steers away a wrap-around attempt from the Komets' Matt Reynolds during Monday's Game 7 of the Turner Cup finals.
Photo by Chad Ryan.
Fort Wayne's Dacid Hukalo, center, tries to shield himself as P.C. Drouin and Brent Henly dump bottles of champagne on his head after the Komets won the Turner Cup.
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P.C. Drouin, left, rests on teammate Brandon Warner's leg in the locker room after the Komets beat the Port Huron IceHawks in triple overtime of Game 7.
Photo by Chad Ryan
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