FAIRBANKS — The Fairbanks Ice Dogs have turned the score 3-2 into a lucky count again.rnrnFor the second straight night in Wichita Falls, Texas, the Ice Dogs came from behind to top the Wildcats 3-2 on Saturday in front of 6,277 fans at the Kay Yeager Coliseum.

FAIRBANKS — The Fairbanks Ice Dogs’ five-game slide came to a screeching halt Friday night in Texas.rnrnThe Ice Dogs, 0-4-1 in their last five games, fell behind 2-0 before rallying to claim a 3-2 North American Hockey League victory against the Wichita Falls Wildcats in front of 2,014 fans at the Kay Yeagar Coliseum.rn

FAIRBANKS — The Fairbanks Ice Dogs’ woes continued Saturday night in Wenatchee, Wash.rnrnThe Ice Dogs’ winless streak increased to five games (0-4-1) as they suffered a 5-1 North American Hockey League pasting at the hands of the Wenatchee Wild.

FAIRBANKS — The Fairbanks Ice Dogs continued to struggle against the top team in the North American Hockey League, dropping a 6-2 road decision Friday to the Wenatchee Wild.rn

FAIRBANKS — The Kenai River Brown Bears did the unthinkable on Saturday night.rnrnWith a 3-2 shootout win against the Fairbanks Ice Dogs on Saturday night at the Big Dipper Ice Arena, the last-place Brown Bears completed a three-game North American Hockey League sweep of the Ice Dogs in front of 2,222 fans at the Big Dipper Ice Arena.

FAIRBANKS — The Kenai River Brown Bears made a little history Thursday night at the Big Dipper Ice Arena, thanks to a little help from a former Fairbanks Ice Dog.rnrnThe Brown Bears acquired Johan Skinnars from the Ice Dogs in a three-way trade earlier this season and Skinnars made a perfect pass that set up the game-winning goal by Jesse Ramsey, giving Kenai River its first win in Fairbanks since the Brown Bears were founded three years ago.rnrn“This is a really big deal for us because we’ve never won here before,” Ramsey said after the Brown Bears finished celebrating their 3-2 victory that silenced a crowd of 1,750 spectators.

FAIRBANKS — The Fairbanks Ice Dogs used a dramatic comeback on Saturday at the Big Dipper Ice Arena to beat rival Alaska Avalanche for the fifth straight time.rnrnThe Ice Dogs won the North American Hockey League game 5-4 despite spotting the Avalanche three goals in the first seven minutes. Fairbanks still trailed 4-1 entering the third period but rallied to score four unanswered goals to the delight of 2,112 fans.

FAIRBANKS — Usually, the term “hard-fought win” is a euphemism.rnrnNot for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs on Friday night, when they punched, gouged and wrestled their way to a 7-3 victory over the Alaska Avalanche in the Big Dipper Ice Arena.