FAIRBANKS—It was the local trio of Alec Hajdukovich, Tayler Munson and Jared Linnell that pushed the Fairbanks Ice Dogs to a 6-5 NAHL victory over the Texas Tornado Friday night. The win is the team’s second over the Tornado, a member of the NAHL’s South Division, in as many days.

One way the Ice Dogs took advantage was with their power play, scoring three times with the man advantage to aid a 5-2 victory in the first of three games between the former South Division rivals.

FAIRBANKS—The Fairbanks Ice Dogs found themselves down 2-0 not even five minutes into Saturday’s NAHL game against the Alaska Avalanche. The Ice Dogs went on to lose 5-2 and fall one point behind the Avalanche atop the West Division.

FAIRBANKS—The Fairbanks Ice Dogs regained possession of first place in the West Division of the North American Hockey League after bumping off the Alaska Avalanche 6-5 on Friday night at the Palmer Ice Arena.

FAIRBANKS—In a contest that had a total of nine minor penalties and was, as coach Josh Hauge called it, “a disappointing game,” the Fairbanks Ice Dogs lost the second round of a two-game series against the Alaska Avalanche on Saturday night, 4-1.

FAIRBANKS—The Fairbanks Ice Dogs are going into the Christmas break with a gift from California — a sweep of the Fresno Monsters in a three-game North American Hockey League series. The Ice Dogs prevailed 3-1 Saturday night at Fresno’s Selland Arena, and Fairbanks’ ninth win in a row.

FAIRBANKS — The Fresno Monsters scored the first and last goals of the game, but the Fairbanks Ice Dogs scored enough in between to claim a 4-2 North American Hockey League victory Friday night in Fresno.

FAIRBANKS—The Fairbanks Ice Dogs are on the final stretch before their holiday break, and they’re determined to go out with a bang. Wednesday’s 7-3 win over the Fresno Monsters marked the seventh straight North American Hockey League win for the Ice Dogs.