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.

Saturday night’s 4-2 win over the Kenai River Brown Bears showed that Levin has adjusted well to his first season of junior hockey. He contributed a goal and two assists to help the Ice Dogs sweep the weekend series and take over first place in the West Division with a 19-9-2 record.

FAIRBANKS—Oldrich Kotvan scored his first goal in North America on Friday night to send the Fairbanks Ice Dogs to an overtime victory over the Kenai River Brown Bears, 4-3.

FAIRBANKS — Fairbanks Ice Dogs head coach Josh Hauge assessed that if his team was going to sweep the Dawson Creek Rage on Saturday night at the Big Dipper Ice Arena, Tayler Munson would have something to do with it.

FAIRBANKS—In a game head coach Josh Hauge said “could have been better,” the Fairbanks Ice Dogs skated to a 5-3 victory over the Dawson Creek Rage on Friday night, advancing to 16-9-2, one point behind the North American Hockey League West Division-leading Alaska Avalanche.

FAIRBANKS — His teammates were calling him Hometown Hero as he left the lockerroom, and Jared Linnell’s performance in the Ice Dog’s 10-4 win over the Dawson Creek Rage proved them right.

FAIRBANKS — One night after squandering a 2-0 lead and getting shelled, the Fairbanks Ice Dogs put an emphasis on defense against the Kenai River Brown Bears in the finale of the North American Hockey League series.

The Fairbanks Ice Dogs saw a 2-0 lead in the first period and momentum escape them, as they fell 10-4 to the Kenai River Brown Bears in a North American Hockey League game on Friday night in Soldotna.