Hockey : Bakersfield Dragons Squirts Tame the Eagles of Ontario
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1 of 3Squirts Corbin Heitman (98) and Brady Nance (16) take possession of the puck for the Dragons
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2 of 3Dragons Squirt Tyler Smith scored his second of the season in Ontario
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Noah Carpenter hits the ice to keep the puck out of the Dragons' net
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BY JOSE GASPAR Contributing columnist
The Bakersfield Dragons Squirts were on the road Saturday, October 14th, to face the Eagles of Ontario. The Dragons came out on top, winning 4-3.
The Dragons got on the board first with a goal from Matthew Perri. The Eagles struck back with two in a row to take the lead until Tyler Smith, a first-year Squirt, got the equalizer late in the second.
“I felt really good that I scored a goal!” Smith said of his second tally of the season.
Smith’s goal was followed by two more from Perri, who has scored 12 goals in the Dragons’ first three games.
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