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The Texas Stars earned a split with the San Diego Gulls last weekend at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park.

In Friday's game, The first period saw both teams trade offensive chances into the final minute when Ayrton Martino funneled a shot towards the net and Harrison Scott and Kole Lind poked away at the rebound in a crowded crease. Lind directed the puck into the net, but the officials deemed it was due to a kicking motion and took the goal off the board.

Texas officially took the lead 4:25 into the middle frame. Jeremie Poirier, in his first home game with the Stars, circled the offensive zone and backhanded a pass to the slot. The puck redirected off a Gulls skate and into the net to open the scoring.

San Diego responded just 1:55 after the Stars’ goal as Nikolas Brouillard lifted the puck into the offensive zone. When it landed, Nathan Gaucher snapped it past Remi Poirier to tie the game.

The Stars pushed hard for the go-ahead goal six minutes into the third period. Matthew Seminoff wristed a shot from the left circle that Calle Clang stopped, the rebound came right back to Seminoff, but Clang had the answer on his second attempt.

The Gulls struck just three minutes later as Cal Burke came out from behind the net, snapped a pass across the slot to Justin Bailey, and he tapped it in to put San Diego in front.

Texas pulled Remi Poirier for the extra attacker with 2:50 to go, but could not find the game-tying marker. Poirier had 22 saves in the loss, while Calle Clang stopped 28 shots in the win, including all 12 in the third period.

In Saturday's rematch, San Diego earned an early lead when Sam Colangelo scored a power play goal on a sharp angle shot from the left face-off circle two minutes into the first period. The Stars had a chance to respond seven minutes later when Nikolas Brouillard was called for hooking, putting Texas on the power play. Cameron Hughes capitalized, finding the back of the net from high in the slot.

With 1:31 left in the opening frame, Tyson Hinds sent the puck between Arno Tiefensee’s legs on a short-handed, odd-man rush to give San Diego a 2-1 lead.

Jeremie Poirier tied the game for Texas 4:18 into the second period, blasting the puck from the right point over the right shoulder of Tomas Suchanek. Poirier has now scored in back-to-back games and has three points (2-1—3) in his first three games since joining the Stars.

Brouillard sniped a shot from between the circles 5:51 into the middle frame to put San Diego back in the lead. Yegor Sidorov added an insurance goal for San Diego 48 seconds later when he turned over the puck in the slot and dumped a backhander past the glove side of Tiefensee.

With 1:42 remaining in the second period, Antonio Stranges lifted the puck over the blocker of Suchanek to pull the Stars within one heading into the second intermission.

Artem Shlaine found the back of the net twice in the first five minutes of the final frame to put the Stars in the lead 5-4. Both goals were set up by Hughes, who recorded the team’s first four-point game (1-3—4) of the season. Brouillard notched his second of the night at 11:21 to tie the game for the fourth time, sending the high-scoring contest to overtime.

Texas needed just 62 seconds to earn the extra point with the overtime winner. Kole Lind broke free from the Stars blue line and raced down the ice, sending the puck into the top of the net while he was being hauled down.

Tiefensee picked up the win after stopping 18 of 23. Suchanek gave up six goals on 36 shots in the overtime loss.

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The Texas Stars head to the Windy City this weekend for a two-game series against the Chicago Wolves.

Texas is 1-1 against Chicago so far this season—meeting in two single-game scenarios.Texas took the first meeting 3-1 back on Jan. 10. In their most recent matchup Feb. 21, Chicago barely edged the Stars with a 5-4 result.

Jack Becker leads the Stars with three points (2-1--3) in two games against the Wolves, while Felix Unger Sorum leads the way for Chicago with four assists in two games.

In the goaltending department, the Stars have faced both Chicago goaltenders once—Cayden Primeau and Amir Miftakhov. Primeau is 15-4-5 though 24 games with a .912 save percentage and 2.50 goals against average while Miftakhov is 9-6-5 through 21 games with an .890 save percentage and a 3.18 goals against average.

The two teams face-off six more times, including this weekend's games, with the final four contests coming in Texas.

View the full team statistics here.

View the full schedule here.

The Stars host the Bakersfield Condors and Chicago Wolves in the middle of March for a four-game homestand!

March 13 and 14 is Military Appreciation Weekend! The Stars will wear specialty jerseys that will be auctioned online via DASH during warmups on Friday and in-game Saturday.

Spend your Spring Break with the Stars! We're home March 17 and 18 for a mid-week matchup against the Chicago Wolves! Tuesday, March 17 is St. Patrick's Day so make sure you wear your green! Wednesday, March 18, the Stars will sport their Dark Mode jerseys.

View the full promotional schedule here.

Join us Wednesday, March 11 for an afternoon golf outing benefiting the Texas Stars Foundation and Texas Children's Hospital! The event features professional golf instruction, lunch, drinks, contests, and more!

Learn more about the Texas Stars Foundation here.