By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Wings were clicking on Saturday night. They defeated the Albany Fire Wolves 13-5 at the Wells Fargo Center.
The 13-goal performance was their best performance since scoring 14 goals on January 6th. The Wings 14-9 over the Las Vegas Desert Dogs at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.
This was also their second 13-goal performance. They also scored 13 goals in a 13-12 win over the Georgia Swaem in December at GAS South Arena.
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With the win, the Wings improved to 3-4 on the season. Philadelphia snapped their three-game losing streak with the win.
Before Saturday night, their last win came against the Desert Dogs.
The Fire Wolves dropped to 2-4 on the season with the loss. Albany has dropped their last two games, as they also lost 16-10 to the New York Riptide on January 21st.
Joe Resetarits led the Wings with four goals. He also had four assists in the game.
Blaze Riorden, newly acquired Mitch Jones, Ben McIntosh, and Sam LeClair also added two goals each. Matt Rambo also scored one goal.
Wings goalie Zach Higgins received the win. He made 39 saves in 60 minutes.
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John LaFontaine and Connor Kelly scored two goals each for the Fire Wolves. Colton Watkinson also scored a goal.
Doug Jamieson received the loss. He allowed 11 of the 13 goals and made 36 saves in 52 minutes.
Justin Geddie made three saves in nearly eight minutes.
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