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Wichita Sweeps Rush With Shootout Win

Wichita, KS (Feb. 18th) - Wichita closed out a three-in-three on Sunday afternoon against Rapid City and came back to grab a 3-2 shootout victory at INTRUST Bank Arena. Johnny Daniels tied the game in the third period and Nick Latta scored the shootout winner to help the Thunder sweep the weekend set from the Rush. Latta added his sixth of the season during regulation and Nick Riopel won his second game in a row, stopping 37 shots. Rapid City scored first for the second-consecutive game. Ian Brady fired a shot from the deep slot that got through traffic and gave the Rush a 1-0 lead. Latta scored at 17:03 to tie the game at one. During a delayed penalty, he found a loose puck in the slot and beat Christian Frey to the blocker side. Dylan Labbe gave Rapid City a 2-1 advantage with just over a minute to go in the second. Daniel Leavens fought off a check after a face-off win and fired a shot through traffic. Labbe got his stick on it and it got past Riopel. In the third, Daniels tied the game at 3:44. He caught a beautiful feed from Guillaume Lepine and slid a shot past Frey to make it 2-2. Both goalies held firm and the game headed into overtime. Kenton Miller nearly ended the contest with six seconds to go in the extra frame. He found himself all alone in front of the crease, but his shot glanced off the glove of Riopel and the game headed into a shootout. Riopel denied Anthony Collins and Kenton Miller in the first two rounds of the shootout. After Ralph Cuddemi was unsuccessful, Latta came down in the bottom of round two and beat Frey through the five-hole. Riopel stopped Labbe at the top of round three and gave Wichita the shootout victory. Wichita appeared in its first shootout of the season. Lepine finished with two assists. Jon Puskar added an assist, giving him four points (1g, 3a) in his last three games. Wichita went 0-for-5 on the power play. Rapid City was 0-for-5 on the man advantage.