The Drumheller Dragons seem to be stuck in a rut this regular season, losing their last three games and remaining fourth in their division among a close grouping of five teams.
“Every team goes through struggles, gets in ruts, it’s hard to get out of,” explained coach Jason Hegberg.
“It’s tough for a guy to find different ways to get things accomplished,” clearly shown in Monday’s game against the Camrose Kodiaks who shut out the Dragons 4-0.
The team found themselves trailing by 2 entering the second period.
The Dragons were ignited after captain Trent Colberg laid out Kodiak Jeremy Beirnes, heavily leading Camrose on shots on net in the second and third.
Dragons hungry to break losing streak
The Drumheller Dragons seem to be stuck in a rut this regular season, losing their last three games and remaining fourth in their division among a close grouping of five teams.
“Every team goes through struggles, gets in ruts, it’s hard to get out of,” explained coach Jason Hegberg.
“It’s tough for a guy to find different ways to get things accomplished,” clearly shown in Monday’s game against the Camrose Kodiaks who shut out the Dragons 4-0.
The team found themselves trailing by 2 entering the second period.
The Dragons were ignited after captain Trent Colberg laid out Kodiak Jeremy Beirnes, heavily leading Camrose on shots on net in the second and third.
The Drumheller Dragons have “slid down the standings the last few weeks,” according to their coach, but are holding onto third spot and waiting for their chance to climb up the ladder.
The Dragons are one and one after dueling with their central Alberta rivals the Olds Grizzlys this past week.