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The Texas Stars split the weekend series with the San Diego Gulls at Pechanga Arena.

Friday, the Gulls opened the scoring when Sam Colangelo skated into the Stars zone, down to the left circle and beat Stars goaltender Arno Tiefensee with a shot over the glove. The Gulls carried a 1-0 lead into the first intermission.

In the second period, the Stars tied the game on the power play when rookie defenseman Tristan Bertucci fired a shot from the slot through traffic to beat Gulls goaltender Tomas Suchanek. The goal marked the first professional tally in Bertucci's career. After 40 minutes, the teams were tied at one.

The third period saw more scoring from both sides. The Gulls took the lead just eight minutes into the period when Tyson Hinds fired the puck past Tiefensee from the left circle. Just over three minutes later, Artem Shlaine tied the game at 2-2 when Samu Tuomaala found him in the slot and Shlaine fired the shot past Suchanek. The horn sounded at the end of regulation and the teams needed overtime to decide a winner.

Just 52 seconds into the five-minute overtime period, Cameron Hughes dangled around defenders, drawing them to him, and passed it back to a wide-open Bertucci who fired the puck past Suchanek for the win. The Stars skated away with a 3-2 overtime victory and two points in the standings.

In Sunday's rematch, the Gulls came out swinging with 15 shots in the first period alone. Jan Mysak opened the scoring for San Diego when he beat Remi Poirier from the left circle. Despite the shot difference, the Gulls carried just a 1-0 lead into the first intermission.

Neither team found the net in the second period but the Gulls tallied 14 more shots while the Stars logged 10 on Calle Clang.

The third period began with Tim Washe extending the Gulls' lead to two when he beat Poirier on the power play. Nearly six minutes later, Sasha Pastujov added to San Diego's lead when he skated in with a teammate against one Stars defenseman, fired and beat Poirier on the stick side. After the third goal, Texas pulled Poirier for the extra attacker with almost six minutes left. Washe reclaimed the puck and found the empty net to make it 4-0 for San Diego.

The Stars spoiled the shutout bid for Clang with just under four minutes left in regulation when Kyle Looft fired a shot from the slot through traffic. The goal marked the 15th of the season from the Stars defensive corps. Texas tried the extra attacker method once more but the Gulls found the empty net again, making it 5-1.

The horn sounded and the Gulls skated away with a 5-1 win and a series split.

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The Texas Stars finish up their six-game road trip in Ontario, California Tuesday at 9pm before heading home for a four-game homestand.

In their last meeting, the Stars' offensive spark propelled them to a 4-1 victory over the Reign. Two goals came from rookie forward Artem Shlaine, who tallied an even strength goal and a power play goal. Cameron Hughes assisted on both goals—putting him at the top of scoring for Texas.

Texas kicks off their four-game homestand to finish out 2025 on Friday, December 12 and Saturday, December 13 against the San Jose Barracuda.

San Jose currently sits in second of the Pacific Division with a record of 13-7-1-1 and 28 points. The Barracuda are led by two rookies, Igor Chernyshov and Quentin Musty, who have 20 and 19 points, respectively.

In the goaltending department, Gabriel Carriere and Jakub Skarek have split a majority of the games. Carriere is 5-5-2 through 13 games with a 2.83 goals against average and a .886 save percentage. Skarek is 8-2-0 with a 3.35 goals against average and 0.883 save percentage.

View the full team statistics here.

View the full schedule here.

We're wrapping up 2025 with loads of fun in December!

Friday, December 12 is Teddy Bear Toss Night presented by Texas Children's Hospital! Bring as many stuffed animals as you can to throw onto the ice when the Stars score their first goal! Stuffed animals will be donated to Operation Blue Santa with a portion being donated to Texas Children's. There is NO limit on how many stuffed animals fans can bring—help us make the holidays brighter for kids around the Austin area!

Saturday, December 13 is Ringo's Birthday presented by Texas Children's Hospital! Help us celebrate our beloved mascot on his 8th birthday! Arrive early to get the Ringo Youth Jersey Replica giveaway while supplies last!

Friday, December 19 is $3 Beer Night courtesy of Bud Light! Enjoy $3 domestic drafts all night long. Saturday, December 20 is the Stars Fleece Blanket giveaway presented by Subaru of Georgetown! Arrive early to get yours because they'll go fast!

View the full promotional schedule here.

The Texas Stars Foundation will sell Buy One, Get One teddy bears in honor of Teddy Bear Toss Night! When you buy a bear to throw, you get a signed bear to keep! All bears are signed by members of the 2025-26 Texas Stars. Stop by the Foundation table behind Section 105 to get yours!

Learn more about the Texas Stars Foundation here.