The Maine Mariners recently secured a hard-fought victory, clinching a 3-2 overtime win against Trois-Rivieres. The result handed the Trois-Rivieres Lions their first loss of the season and gave Maine its third consecutive win.

The game featured several key moments, including crucial power play goals that shifted the momentum. Kalle Vaisanen scored Maine's first goal on the power play, and Robert Cronin scored its second, assisted by Max Andreev.

The defining moment came in sudden death overtime when Linus Hemstrom scored the game-winner, securing the win for the Mariners. This decisive goal came just over two and a half minutes into the extra period, highlighting the high stakes of the match.

Defensively, Luke Cavallin put in a stellar performance, making 17 saves in the opening period and 34 total stops throughout the game to keep the Mariners in the lead. The Mariners will continue their schedule, facing the Lions again on Saturday afternoon.

Source: Maine Mariners

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