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Eades hope to avoid future letdowns with Stampede

by Mark Ovenden
November 20, 2012 6:57 PM

The Stampede had a very strange weekend. They dropped an uninspiring 5-2 game Friday night to Tri-City, a team they had just shut out 5-0 in Kearney. Then Saturday night they snapped back to form and beat the top team in the USHL (Dubuque) Saturday night 5-4 behind Todd Skirving's hat trick. Head coach Cary Eades hopes to avoid those types of letdowns in the future.

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