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Hat Tricks, Brotherly Chemistry and Shootout Drama

by AdminJanuary 31, 2026January 31, 20260
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A brotherly connection fueled Madison, Layne Loomer delivered a hat trick and Sioux Falls prevailed in a shootout during a high-octane USHL night with 418 shots on goal.

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