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As the season winds down, the Tulsa Rampage find themselves in a race to capture the second place spot in the WSHL's Midwest Conference.  Currently holding that spot are the Boulder Bison who will come to Tulsa next weekend for a three game series. "Second place is important to us because it allows us to have home ice advantage for the first round of the playoffs" General Manager Julie Wilson says "we've had that advantage every year since our inception and we'll be working hard to try to gain it again this season."

Gaining that spot isn't going to be an easy task so fans are encouraged to come out in droves to cheer on the Rampage. To add to the excitement, the Rampage will be providing noisemakers to the first 50 Rampage fans that at each of the weekends games.  The game schedule is as follows:

• Friday, February 5th, 5:45 pm
• Saturday, February 6th, 7:45 pm
• Sunday, February 7th, 3:45 pm (Yes you'll be out in time for the Super Bowl!)

All games are played at the Oilers Ice Center in Tulsa.  Bring your family, bring your friends, and lets cheer the Rampage to victory!

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Only 26 seconds into game two between the Tulsa Rampage and the El Paso Rhinos, Bethel Park Pennsylvania native Tom Whetsel stunned the Texas fans by giving Tulsa the early lead.  As has become the history between the two teams, El Paso was able to respond and the teams left the ice at the end of the period in a tie.

Shortly into the second an error on a Rampage power play resulted in both a breakaway and a shorthanded goal for the Rhinos.  The El Paso team increased the lead on a five on three power play midway through the second but Tulsa was undaunted.  New Jersey native Michael Criscuolo cut their lead in half on an even strength goal which was followed by a Rampage power play goal scored by high school senior Brandon Kirchens.  And once again the teams left the ice with a tie.

The teams came out strong in the third throwing shots on goal at both ends but it was to no avail and for the third time on the night, the period ended in a tie.  The sudden death overtime was all Mike Maczynski as El Paso took prime time shot after shot on the Rampage goalie but were stopped at every turn.  Maczynski looked solid in the shootout stopping four of the five shooters but in the end, Rhinos captain Austin Balko was able to net the game winner for El Paso.  Despite the loss, the goaltender had his second standout performance of the weekend, stopping 42 of the 46 shots he faced on the night.

At games end, Coach Marty Quarters reiterated his thoughts from the previous night. "We're obviously disappointed with the loss," he notes "but we're not discouraged.  We're committed to the hard work that it's going to take to win the close games and I believe we will win."

The Rampage will play their final regular season game against the Rhinos on Sunday at 5:30 pm mountain time.

The El Paso based fans were treated to much of the same excitement that Tulsa fans had experienced last week as the Rampage and Rhinos battled to the finish. 

The first period had the packed house on their feet as Rhinos captain Austin Balko netted the first goal midway through the frame.  The fans began a chant to taunt Rampage goaltender, Mike Maczynski, but they were quickly silenced as Clayton Hodges evened the score only 20 seconds later. Balko put his team back in the lead prior to the period's end but Michael Criscuolo once again silenced fans by netting a goal of his own shortly afterward. 

The second period saw both goalies facing a barrage of shots to the excitement of the fans but to no avail on the scoreboard.  The third period appeared to be much of the same until Rampage forward Josh Baker scored his first of the game to give Tulsa a lead with only four minutes left.  With only one minute left the Rhinos evened the score and to the dismay of the Tulsa team, Balko gained a hat trick with only forty seconds left to give the Rhinos the 4-3 victory.

While Tulsa Coach Marty Quarters was pleased with the teams overall performance, it was goaltender Mike Maczynski who was the obvious star of the game.  By games end, the WSHL standout goalie stopped 45 of the 49 shots he faced.  Quarters praised the humble netminder and reflected on the future. "Though I think its imperative that we find ways to finish out close games," he said  "we are by no means discouraged by the night's outcome nor by the previous games in Tulsa where we couldn't hold on to those wins against El Paso."  Quarters was quick to add that the games outcome only fueled his team. "The attitude in our locker room is that players are hungrier and more determined to stay the course," he notes "we understand that El Paso has been the top team this year and previous years and that in itself has motivated us to try to knock them off the pedestal. We don't just want to compete with them, we want that top spot and we're not afraid to put in the hard work in our goal of achieving that."  Quarters also has no concern that the wins haven't come quickly. "This is not a sprint, it's a marathon" he says "we know that if we want to be the best, we have to beat the best and that will happen."