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San Diego Gulls
The San Diego Gulls are leaving Ontario victorious after taking a 5-4 overtime victory over the Reign Saturday night. Nikita Nesterenko sealed the victory, scoring the game-winning goal, his sixth of the season. "I tried to build as much speed as I could, and then I saw an opening just try to get into the middle," said Nesterenko.
The San Diego Gulls are leaving Canada with another win under their belt, this time after defeating the Calgary Wranglers 5-4. Tristan Luneau shined for the Gulls, netting two goals, including his first career overtime winner. Luneau has now posted multiple points in four straight games, one shy of the Gulls' AHL record.
San Diego showed America's finest fans an exhilarating three periods of hockey tonight, but ultimately could not defeat Coachella, falling 3-2 in overtime. Tonight's contest was the first game back after the week-long break and also marked Women in Sports Night.
The San Diego Gulls put on an impressive display against the Colorado Eagles for First Responders Night, but ultimately fell 3-1. These two teams last met in December, where the Eagles took the win in both previous contests. The Eagles currently sit in the first place spot in the Pacific Division.
The San Diego Gulls are ready to take a crack at the Colorado Eagles tonight for First Responders Night (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last week, San Diego saw three more wins against San Jose and Ontario.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls stayed hot on Friday night, taking down the Ontario Reign 3-2 in overtime at Toyota Arena. The Gulls are now 10-2-1-1 over their last 14 games, the best record in the American Hockey League since the All-Star break.
The San Diego Gulls continue their road trip this evening where they will face off with the Ontario Reign at Toyota Arena (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). On Wednesday, the Gulls earned another win, this time defeating the San Jose Barracuda 5-4 in overtime.
The San Diego Gulls showed the Barracuda what they're made of tonight, defeating them 5-4 in overtime. The Gulls stay hot with this win, improving to 9-2-1-1 over the last 13 games to keep up in the Pacific Division playoff hunt. The first period saw Barracuda start off scoring, taking a 1-0 lead into the first intermission.
After a well-deserved week of rest, the San Diego Gulls are ready to battle it out with the Coachella Valley Firebirds tonight on home ice (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). The weeklong break was a result of the AHL All-Star Weekend taking place February 2-3.
The San Diego Gulls concluded the 2024-25 season on a high note tonight, defeating the Coachella Valley Firebirds 5-4. Playing in front of a sold-out crowd of over 12,000 people, the Gulls made tonight a night to remember for Fan Appreciation Night. Coachella opened the scoring, but the Gulls quickly caught up with a goal from Sam Colangelo.
The San Diego challenged the Iowa Wild for a Sunday afternoon rematch but were unsuccessful, falling 5-1 at Wells Fargo Arena. On Friday, the Gulls fell 4-2 against the Wild. With five games left to play, San Diego isn't letting any obstacles stop its quest for postseason hockey.
The San Diego Gulls are hitting the ice one last time for the 2024-25 season, this time against the Coachella Valley Firebirds. Last night, the Gulls challenged the Ontario Reign on the road. Ultimately, they fell 2-1.
The San Diego Gulls played an exhilarating 60 minutes of hockey tonight, but ultimately couldn't get it done against the Abbotsford Canucks, falling 6-3. Last weekend, San Diego downed both the Tucson Roadrunners and Calgary Wranglers. With just a few games left in the season, the Gulls are determined to keep their performance at a high.
The San Diego Gulls are ready to challenge the Abbotsford Canucks yet again, this time at Pechanga Arena (7 p.m. PST). On Sunday, the Gulls beat the San Jose Barracuda 4-2 during Star Wars Night. It was a big night for San Diego - literally.
The San Diego Gulls put on a spectacular performance for America's Finest Fans tonight, defeating the San Jose Barracuda 4-2. Last night, San Diego beat the Coachella Valley Firebirds for the first time this season. As they promised, the Gulls showed up ready for the challenge against San Jose.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls kick off a four-game road trip tonight, this time against the Ontario Reign (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Tonight's contest marks the fifth time these two teams have met this season. Currently, the Gulls hold one win over the Reign.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls have flown the nest to Abbotsford, where they are set for the first of back-to-back contests tonight (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). In their last contest, the Gulls wowed fans with an exciting 5-4 win in overtime against the Ontario Reign.
The San Diego Gulls continue to show their fans what resilience looks like, defeating Abbotsford Canucks 4-1 in the second night of back-to-back contests. Last night, Abbotsford took the win. Tonight, the Gulls decided it was their turn, earning two points in their split against the Canucks.
The San Diego Gulls continued their road trip tonight, this time against the Abbotsford Canucks who took the win 3-2. In their last contest, the Gulls were victorious 5-4 in overtime against the Ontario Reign. After a scoreless opening frame, Sam Colangelo kicked it off for the Gulls, putting them in the lead to kick off the second period.
The San Diego Gulls kept the good times rolling tonight with another victory, this time against the Calgary Wranglers 3-1. Last night, the Gulls wowed their fans with a crucial win against the Tucson Roadrunners 5-1 to stay afloat in the Pacific Division playoff race.
The San Diego Gulls faced off the Iowa Wild tonight but ultimately came up short 4-2. The Gulls couldn't shake the rust to start their four-game road swing, as they fell into a 3-0 deficit in the opening frame.
The Gulls certainly rocked and rolled all night, defeating the Tucson Roadrunners 5-1 for Classic Rock Night. This victory gave them the momentum that they needed as they battle the Roadrunners for the final playoff spot in the Pacific Division, as San Diego now sits five points behind Tucson with nine games to play.
The San Diego Gulls traveled to Ontario tonight to challenge the Reign, ultimately falling in a tight matchup 2-1. The scoreboard stood still until halfway through the middle frame when the Reign scored two consecutive goals, taking the lead 2-0.
The San Diego Gulls are prepared for their second consecutive contest against the Abbotsford Canucks tonight at Abbotsford Centre (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last night, the Gulls gave it their all but were defeated by the Canucks 3-2.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls are set to wrap up their four-game road trip tonight, this time against the Coachella Valley Firebirds (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Earlier this week, the Gulls were victorious against the Abbotsford Canucks, walking away with a score of 4-1.
The San Diego Gulls came out of Coachella Valley victorious tonight, taking down the Firebirds 5-3. Tonight's win is the first the Gulls have taken in regulation at Acrisure Arena since the Firebirds came into the league in 2022-23. Tonight's contest was full of action from the start.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls are home at last, ready and eager to face off against the San Jose Barracuda (5 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). San Diego won against the Coachella Valley Firebirds last night, 5-3.
The San Diego Gulls are on the road once again to face off against the Bakersfield Condors in back-to-back matchups this weekend (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). On Wednesday, the Gulls showed off their star power in a stellar contest against the Abbotsford Canucks, defeating them 5-3 for their fourth straight victory.
The San Diego Gulls kicked off their final homestand of the season with a victory over the San Jose Barracuda 4-3. San Diego played three road games last week and returned to Pechanga Arena with a shutout victory against Henderson under their belt.
The San Diego Gulls continued their winning streak tonight and are victorious for the fifth game in a row after defeating the Bakersfield Condors 4-1. It was another exemplary evening for Oscar Dansk, who stopped 36 out of 37 total shots.
The San Diego Gulls bounced back from a three-game skid in grand fashion tonight, defeating the Henderson Silver Nights 4-0 in a shutout. Ville Husso held it down in net in his return from Anaheim, stopping all 25 shots faced. He now ranks tied for fourth among AHL goaltenders with four shutouts on the season, two coming as a Gull.
The San Diego Gulls will look to get back on track today, as they face the San Jose Barracuda in a morning matchup at Tech CU Arena (10:30 a.m. PDT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). San Diego fell to nine points out of the postseason picture over the weekend after dropping two games to the Colorado Eagles at home.
The San Diego Gulls and Colorado Eagles go head-to-head for the second consecutive night in a row, this time for the Gulls' annual St. Patrick's Day game (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last night, the Gulls ultimately came up short against the Eagles 3-1.
The San Diego Gulls wowed America's Finest Fans tonight, defeating the rival Ontario Reign for the second night in a row 5-3. Last night, San Diego took the win against Ontario in an exciting overtime contest. Ryan Carpenter netted the game-winner, his second in just as many games and league-leading fourth of the season.
The San Diego Gulls stayed hot with their fourth consecutive win tonight, taking down the Abbotsford Canucks 5-3 Wednesday night at Pechanga Arena San Diego. In the opening frame, San Diego scored first with a goal from Coulson Pitre, assisted by Ryan Carpenter and Tyson Hinds.
The San Diego Gulls gave it their all tonight, but ultimately could not catch up to the Bakersfield Condors, coming short 5-4 in a shootout. Despite the loss, the Gulls are still 8-2-1-1 over their last 12 games. Bakersfield opened the scoring with a goal during the first period.
The San Diego Gulls have flown north tonight, eager to challenge the San Jose Barracuda at Tech CU Arena (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last week, the Gulls saw the end of their exciting seven-game winning streak.
The San Diego Gulls will go head-to-head against the Coachella Valley Firebirds tonight, where they hope to secure their eighth straight win (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). On Wednesday, the Gulls wowed fans with an exemplary and record-setting contest.
The San Diego Gulls are eager to take on the Bakersfield Condors for the second time this weekend tonight (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last night, the Gulls were victorious 3-1. This is the longest winning streak San Diego has seen since 2021.
The San Diego Gulls kept the good times rolling and extended their winning streak to six games tonight, beating the Bakersfield Condors 5-4. It's the first time the Gulls have had a winning streak of six or more games since the 2020-21 season. The Condors scored first and held the lead throughout the first period.
The San Diego Gulls are returning home to host the Calgary Wranglers at Pechanga Arena this evening in search of their seventh consecutive win (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Over the weekend, the Gulls impressively continued their victory streak to six straight games, defeating the Bakersfield Condors in back-to-back contests.
The San Diego Gulls defeated the Calgary Wranglers tonight 4-0 on home ice, stretching their winning streak to lucky number seven. San Diego has been on their longest victory streak since the 2020-21 season. This spectacular performance has bumped them one step closer to going to the Calder Cup playoffs.
San Diego put on a spectacular display of skill for America's Finest Fans tonight but fell to Coachella 6-5. On Wednesday night, San Diego extended their winning streak to seven but couldn't keep the momentum going. At the end of an action-packed opening frame, the Gulls held the lead 3-2.
The San Diego Gulls are going head-to-head against the Bakersfield Condors tonight for a Mardi Gras Celebration brought to you by Palomar Health (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last night, the Gulls came up short just 6-5 against the Firebirds.
The San Diego Gulls and Colorado Eagles put up an impressive fight during tonight's St. Patrick's Day game, but the Eagles were victorious 3-0. Tonight marked the second night of back-to-back contests between these two teams. These two teams battled long and hard through two periods of no scoring.
The San Diego Gulls return home tonight to face off against the Ontario Reign for the second consecutive night (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Last night, the Gulls won in overtime against the Reign at Toyota Arena, their second overtime victory over Ontario this season.
The San Diego Gulls have flown the nest and are in Calgary ready for another chance to face off against the Calgary Wranglers (6:00 pm PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). In their last meeting, San Diego and Calgary battled it out at Pechanga Arena in a nail-biter that needed the extra frame.
San Diego arrived in Calgary tonight ready to put up a good fight but ultimately fell 7-5. This comes in the wake of an excitingly close game last week, where the Wranglers won in overtime. Calgary has taken all five games of the eight-game season set so far.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls are ready to take on the Henderson Silver Knights tonight at Pechanga Arena (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Tonight is the first time this season San Diego and Henderson will go head-to-head.
The San Diego Gulls are set to face off against the San Jose Barracuda tonight at Pechanga Arena (7:00 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Tonight marks the fourth time this season these two teams are going head-to-head.
The San Diego Gulls played an impressive three periods but ultimately couldn't shake the Condors, coming up short 5-3. This loss comes in the wake of the Gulls' epic shootout win against the Ontario Reign last night. The Condors held the lead through the first period.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls are ready to take on the Bakersfield Condors for the third time this season, tonight at Pechanga Arena (6 pm PST). After their victory against the Ontario Reign last night in a nail-biting shootout, the Gulls are ready to keep their successes going.
The San Diego Gulls saw victory tonight against the Ontario Reign with a 4-3 shootout marathon win. The Gulls now have points in five straight home games (4-0-0-1). The first goal of the night for the Gulls came from Ryan Carpenter, earning a short-handed goal.
The San Diego Gulls fly home tonight to take on the Ontario Reign at Pechanga Arena (7:00 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network).
After a 2-0 loss to open their four-game road trip, the San Diego Gulls are looking to get back to their winning ways tonight against the Tucson Roadrunners at Tucson Convention Center Arena. Even with the loss on Monday, San Diego has earned points in five of the last six games (4-1-0-1).
The San Diego Gulls wrapped up their road trip this afternoon with a 5-3 loss to the Colorado Eagles, the second of back-to-back contests. Although this may not have been the ideal result for San Diego, today's game did not come without some major milestones.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls kicked off their road trip against the Tucson Roadrunners tonight at Tucson Convention Center Arena but ultimately fell 2-0. Despite the loss, the Gulls have still picked up nine of a possible 12 standings points over their last six games (4-1-0-1).
The San Diego Gulls are set to face the Tucson Roadrunners for the fourth time this season at Tucson Convention Center Arena tonight (5:30 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Tonight's matchup is the first of four games that the Gulls will play in six days.
The San Diego Gulls came up short 5-1 against the Colorado Eagles tonight at Blue Arena. This evening's contest was the first meeting between these two teams this season. The Gulls will face Colorado three more times this season. The first and second period saw one goal each from Colorado.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The Gulls are heading east to Colorado to take on the Eagles tonight at Blue Arena (6:05 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Tonight's contest is the first time this season these two teams will play against each other.
It was snowing goals in San Diego tonight, as the Gulls continued their hot streak and took home the win against the San Jose Barracuda 5-2 at Pechanga Arena. San Diego is now riding a five-game points streak, going 4-0-0-1 in that span while improving to 8-12-1-2 on the season.
The San Diego Gulls will take on the San Jose Barracuda for the third time this season tonight at Pechanga Arena (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). In their last meeting, the Gulls left San Jose victorious, 2-1.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls earned another victory on home ice tonight, beating the Henderson Silver Knights 5-4. The Gulls have now earned standings points in four straight contests (3-0-0-1), improving to 7-12-1-2 on the season. Henderson scored first less than a minute in, but the Gulls weren't fazed and were able to quickly catch up.
The Gulls reign victorious tonight after taking the win against the Bakersfield Condors, 5-3. The first goal of the game came from the Condors, who held the lead throughout the rest of the first period. The second period saw one goal from each team. Sasha Pastujov earned the first goal for the Gulls tonight.
The Gulls gave it their all tonight, but ultimately fell 2-1 in a shootout against the Ontario Reign. San Diego struck first with a goal from Yegor Sidorov in the opening frame. Tonight, the Gulls hosted Teddy Bear Toss Night. On this first goal, fans sent teddy bears flying on to the ice that will be distributed to local non-profits.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls gave it their all tonight but came up short 5-1 against the Roadrunners. The Gulls' most recent loss against the Roadrunners ended their five-game point streak. Tonight's matchup was the fifth time these two teams have played each other this season with San Diego falling to 1-4-0-0 in the eight-game set.
The San Diego Gulls are set and ready to challenge the Tucson Roadrunners once again this evening (6:00 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network).
The San Diego Gulls showed the Tucson Roadrunners what it means to play Gulls hockey tonight, leaving Pechanga Arena victorious 3-2. San Diego defeated the Iowa Wild 5-1 in game one of the homestand on Wednesday night. Tonight, they kept the good times rolling.
The San Diego Gulls faced off against the Tucson Roadrunners in the second night of back-to-back contests, but ultimately fell short 4-2. The loss comes after San Diego's victory over Tucson last night, 3-2. Tucson scored first, but Nico Myatovic netted the Gulls' first goal of the night with less than ten seconds left in the first period to enter the break knotted at 1-1.
The San Diego Gulls gave it their all this evening but were ultimately defeated by the Iowa Wild 7-5. This is the second time in one week that these two teams have gone head-to-head. In their last matchup, San Diego was victorious 5-1.
The Gulls wrap up their five-game homestand tonight against the Calgary Wranglers at Pechanga Arena (6:00 pm PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Over the course of the homestand, San Diego has taken two wins and two losses, both from their contests against the Iowa Wild and the Tucson Roadrunners.
The San Diego Gulls are gearing up to challenge the Tucson Roadrunners tonight in the first of back-to-back contests this weekend at Pechanga Arena (7:00 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). San Diego and Tucson have met five times previously this season, with Tucson winning four of those contests.
The San Diego Gulls are back at home and set to challenge the Iowa Wild for the first time this season tonight (7:00 pm PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Over the weekend, San Diego hit the road to take on the Ontario Reign and Coachella Valley Firebirds.
The San Diego Gulls continued their weekend road trip tonight against the Coachella Valley Firebirds. After giving it their all, they ultimately came up short 3-2 in overtime. Tonight's loss comes in the wake of the Gulls' loss against the Ontario Reign on Friday.
The San Diego Gulls wrap up their quick two-game road trip in Coachella Valley tonight, where they will battle the Firebirds at 5 p.m. PST (TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Friday night saw a loss for the Gulls against the Ontario Reign, 4-1.
Ultimately, the Reign got three goals in the third and took the win. San Diego is now 1-2-0-1 against Ontario this season.
San Diego fought hard against the San Jose Barracuda tonight, but ultimately came up short 4-3 in overtime. San Jose scored first, but with less than a minute left on the first period, Sam Colangelo earned the Gull's first goal of the night, assisted by Jan Mysak.
The San Diego Gulls take on the Calgary Wranglers tonight at Pechanga Arena (7 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). This marks the third time this season that these two teams will have gone head-to-head. Calgary took the win in both previous matchups.
The Gulls are keen on tonight's matchup against the Bakersfield Condors for Country Night at Pechanga Arena (7 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). The Gulls' win on Wednesday against the San Jose Barracuda broke their streak of bad luck.
The San Diego Gulls are leaving San Jose victorious tonight after defeating the San Jose Barracuda 2-1 in a thrilling 12-round shootout. Tonight's contest marks the second time this season these two teams have faced off. In their last meeting, the Barracuda claimed victory. This time, the Gulls are flying home with a win.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls have flown the nest and traveled north to San Jose, where they will face off with the Barracuda tonight at Tech CU Arena (7 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network).
The San Diego Gulls played hard against Tucson Roadrunners tonight, but ultimately fell 3-0.
The San Diego Gulls will once again take on the Tucson Roadrunners tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego (6 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). This will be the third time this season these two teams have met. In their last contest, the Gulls reigned victorious over the Roadrunners 4-2.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls will meet the Coachella Valley Firebirds tonight at Acrisure Arena (7 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Tonight's game is the second time this season that the Gulls and Firebirds have duked it out on the ice.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls fell short to the Calgary Wranglers tonight 4-3. Jan Mysak scored the first goal of the game shorthanded, his third career shorthanded tally and his second goal and third point of the season. Calgary scored soon after with a goal from Lucas Ciona.
The San Diego Gulls reigned victorious over the Abbotsford Canucks on Sunday, bringing home a win on home ice. The match was exciting and action-packed, with five of the six goals from San Diego being scored in the third period alone, matching the most the Gulls have scored in a period in their AHL history, ending the game on top with a score of 6-4.
The San Diego Gulls finally get to play on their own ice at their Home Opener presented by Cal Coast Credit Union tonight against the Coachella Valley Firebirds at 7:00 p.m. PT at Pechanga Arena San Diego. Friday night will be the first chance for Gulls fans to watch their favorite team at home.
The San Diego Gulls will face off against the Bakersfield Condors tonight at Pechanga Arena for Military Appreciation Night (6 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). San Diego narrowly lost against San Jose on Wednesday, coming up short 2-1.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The Gulls fought hard against the Bakersfield Condors tonight, but ultimately fell short 8-7 in a shootout. The first period was hard on the Gulls, although they scored first, coming from Ryan Carpenter. Bakersfield scored three goals unanswered, which resulted in goaltender Calle Clang being switched out for Oscar Dansk.
The San Diego Gulls will once again face the Abbotsford Canucks at Pechanga Arena this Saturday, November 2 at 6:00 p.m. PST. Saturday and Sunday's home games will mark the third and fourth time these two teams go head-to-head this season. The Gulls have had one loss and one victory over the Canucks already.
The San Diego Gulls are back at Pechanga Arena tonight, ready to face off against the Toronto Marlies once again at Bill Walton Legacy Night (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). On Wednesday, San Diego hosted Toronto for the first time andfell short 5-3.
The San Diego Gulls are ready for a rematch against the Calgary Wranglers tonight at the Scotiabank Saddledome (5 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). On Tuesday, the Gulls fell short 3-4 against the Wranglers in the penultimate game of their road trip.
The San Diego Gulls fell short against the San Jose Barracuda tonight, losing 2-1 at Tech CU Arena. San Diego couldn't solve San Jose goaltender Yaroslav Askarov, who made 48-of-49 saves in the contest. The Gulls put up a good fight tonight despite Askarov, with their 49 shots being one off a team record last set in 2016.
The San Diego Gulls will take on the San Jose Barracuda tonight at the Tech CU Arena (7 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). This game follows San Diego's two weekend matchups against the Tucson Roadrunners. Their first meeting was won by Tucson with a score of 5-2.
The Gulls are leaving Tucson with a win under their belt after beating the Roadrunners 4-2 tonight. This victory is well-deserved after San Diego fell short to Tucson 5-2. Tonight, they showed fans and opponents alike what they're capable of. Tucson scored their first goal at the start of the second period.
The San Diego Gulls have kicked off their five-game homestand with a win tonight, defeating the Iowa Wild 5-1. Tonight marks the first of a four-game season series between the Gulls and the Wild. San Diego earned points in all four games against Iowa last season, going 3-0-0-1.
The San Diego Gulls will once again face the Tucson Roadrunners on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. after falling against to the Roadrunners yesterday. Tucson reigned victorious 5-2 in Saturday's match. The game saw outstanding play from both teams, with center Josh Lopina scoring the first goal for the Gulls this game and also his first goal of the season, along with a goal from Jansen Harkins.
The Gulls couldn't find their footing against the Tucson Roadrunners Saturday night, coming short 5-2. This comes after an epic win on home ice last weekend against the Abbotsford Canucks. There were high hopes from the team and fans alike that San Diego would ride this momentum into this weekend's games against Tucson.
The San Diego Gulls are heading to Arizona to face the Roadrunners tonight at the Tucson Convention Center Arena (6 p.m. PT; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). The Gulls beat the Abbotsford Canucks 6-4 on Sunday night, winning on home ice at Pechanga Arena for the first time in 2024-25.
The San Diego Gulls are gearing up to take on the Iowa Wild tonight at Pechanga Arena (7:00 pm PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). In their last meeting, San Diego kicked off the first of a four-game season set against the Wild with a 5-1 win.
By Samantha Mason/SanDiegoGulls.com The San Diego Gulls and the Toronto Marlies faced off for the second time this week tonight, but the Gulls ultimately came up short 3-1. On Wednesday, the Marlies were victorious 5-3, playing at Pechanga for the first time ever. After one period of play, the score was tied 0-0.
The San Diego Gulls faced off against the Toronto Marlies tonight but ultimately came up short 5-3. Tonight's contest is the first ever time these two teams have gone head-to-head at Pechanga Arena. In their previous two meetings earlier this season in Toronto, the Marlies took both wins.
The San Diego Gulls are taking the ice at Pechanga Arena tonight, this time to challenge the Toronto Marlies for the first time ever at home (7 p.m. PST; TV: AHLTV on FloHockey; Radio: Gulls Audio Network). Over the weekend, the Gulls played two contests against the Calgary Wranglers, defeating them 6-5 in overtime on Suday to earn a weekend split.
The San Diego Gulls are gearing up to face the Calgary Wranglers this afternoon, completing their three-game run against them. Last night, the Gulls fell short in an action-packed contest, 7-5. San Diego scored first and held an early lead, before the matchup was tied and Calgary took the score back later in the game.
San Diego showed America's Finest Fans what it means to play Gulls hockey tonight but ultimately fell short to the Calgary Wranglers 6-5 in overtime. Tonight's contest wrapped up a five-game homestand the Gulls were playing on home ice at Pechanga Arena, where they went 2-2-1-0.
The Gulls sustained a painful loss to the Abbotsford Canucks on Saturday night, falling short 3-1. This defeat is especially tough after San Diego was victorious after their last meeting with Abbotsford. The first goal of the match came from center John Stevens at nine minutes even into the first period, assisted by center Aatu Räty and right wing Jonathan Lekkerimäki.
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English pop sensation Sophie Ellis-Bextor has wowed fans with her new release "Dolce Vita." Released on July 25, the single is off of her upcoming album, Perimenopop. The upbeat, catchy track is perfect for the summer time; bright instrumentals and Ellis-Bextor's beautiful layered vocals are a match made in heaven.
Jon Batiste, Grammy-winning singer and songwriter, has announced his next studio album, Big Money. His ninth album to date, the musical extraordinaire says that this album "is a circus of love. Drawing on the absurdity, chaos, spectacle, drama and comedy of life being akin to a circus."
Heavy metal bassist James LoMenzo confirmed that Megadeth was not invited to play at Black Sabbath's Back to the Beginning show on July 5. In a recent interview with Charrie Foglio, it was noted that the "Big Four was short one."
Filter announced that they would no longer be touring with Jerry Cantrell, to the disappointment of fans. The band made the statement via Instagram on July 22. They cited lead singer Richard Patrick's health issues as the reason for the withdrawal. Read the full statement below: View this post on
Punk rock group Alkaline Trio released their new song, "Oblivion", on Friday, July 18. Produced by blink 182 legend Travis Barker, the track is also accompanied by a video directed by Mark Eaton. The band also plans to release the song on vinyl.
Photo Credit: Mauricio Alvarado King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have announced that they will be pulling their music off of Spotify. This comes in the wake of Spotify CEO Daniel Ek making multi-billion dollar investments into military technology.
Justin Sane of Anti-Flag has been ordered to pay almost $2 million dollars to a woman who has accused him of alleged sexual assault. Sane was first accused in 2023, when a woman alleged she had been assaulted by a well-known musician of a political punk band.
Photo Credit: Sam Pittman Indie icons Waxahatchee Kevin Morby have teamed up once again, this time to cover The Fray's classic "You Found Me" for Too Much, a new TV show from Lena Dunham. Too Much follows the story of Jessica, a 20-something navigating a complicated relationship with Felix, a British musician.
Connecticut music festival Soundside has been cancelled, according to officials. Slated to take place on September 27 and 28 of this year, it was announced that low projected attendance "may have been to blame" for the decision.
Photo Credit: Boston Lynn Schulz DJ icon Martin Garrix has publicly thanked heavy metal band Metallica after they assisted in delivering part of their stage set up to Tomorrowland. After a fire destroyed the main stage of the Belgian festival on July 16, fans were unsure of the fate of the festival.
Photo Credit: Ekaterina Gorbacheva Black metal band Deafheaven has announced a Fall 2025 tour. They will be joined by up-and-coming groups Harm's Way and I Promise the World. The tour will run from September 11 through October 12. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Deafheaven (@deafheavenband)
The BBC has released a statement regarding Bob Vylan's controversial performance at Glastonbury, stating the broadcasting giant would no longer stream any live performances that are deemed "high risk." This statement comes in the wake of the English rap-punk duo's Glastonbury set last weekend, where they led the
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