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Zatkoff leads Pens past Monarchs

Staff report
February 01. 2013 11:15PM



The Manchester Monarchs allowed two shorthanded goals Friday night in a 4-1 loss to the Wilkes/Barre-Scranton Penguins in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Former Monarchs goalie Jeff Zatkoff stopped 21 of 22 shots for the Penguins in the win.

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton took a 4-0 lead with two goals in the second and third periods.

Joe Morrow scored the first goal, from Dyland Reese and Adam Payerl, at 9:01 of the second. Trevor Smith followed with an unassisted shorthanded goal at 18:43.

At 1:32 of the third, Zach Sill scored another unassisted shorthanded goal. Riley Holzapfel closed the home team's scoring with a goal at 11:29 from Payerl and former Monarch Tom Kostopoulos.

Manchester got its lone goal of the game at 12:04 of the final frame. Vincent LoVerde scored it, with Chris Huxley and Marc-Andre Cliche assisting.

Monarchs goalie Peter Mannino turned aside 17 shots.

Manchester (21-19-2-2, 46 points) is now tied with Worcester for third place in the Atlantic Division, and visits the Bears in Hershey at 7 Saturday night.


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