Service 3, West 2, OT
The Service Cougars needed overtime Friday to get past the West hockey team and hold onto first place in the Cook Inlet Conference.
Tyler Millar delivered the game-winning goal with 4:54 remaining in the eight-minute overtime period to lift Service to a 3-2 win at Ben Boeke Arena.
It was the second straight OT win for the Cougars, who beat Dimond 3-2 in the extra period Wednesday, to claim sole possession of the CIC lead and bump Dimond to second place.
Millar scored twice for the Cougars, and Michael Curran provided both of West's goals.
Ronan Klancher stopped 30 shots for Service, three of them in overtime. Christopher Alexakis turned back 40 for the Eagles, six of them in overtime.
Service is 11-1 in the CIC, which wraps up regular-season play next week. West is 7-3 and remains in fourth place.
West Valley 3, Dimond 2
The Dimond Lynx lost in overtime Friday for the second time this week, falling 3-2 to West Valley in a nonconference hockey game at the McDonald Center.
West Valley's Zack Savereide scored the game-winner with less than five minutes left in the eight-minute overtime period.
Dimond lead 2-1 going into the third period, getting a first-period goal from Austin Fitzgerald and a second-period strike from Cody Dearing.
Stoshie Skorulski scored West Valley's first goal with 43 seconds left in the first period, and teammate Richie Stickle tied the game 2-2 with a goal early in the third period.
West Valley fired four shots on goal during the extra period, leaving Dimond goalie with 31 saves for the game. Dimond, which lost to Service in overtime on Wednesday, had no shots in overtime and 17 for the game.
North Pole 3, Bartlett 2
North Pole edged Bartlett 3-2 in a Friday night nonconference hockey game despite 33 saves by Bartlett goaltender Blayze Denton.
North Pole led 1-0 after one period and 3-1 after two. Carmon Teel, A.J. Hebert and Dylan Latham scored for the Patriots.
Cody Bell supplied both of Bartlett's goals, and Kyle Sun registered an assist on each of them.
East 5, Soldotna 2
Nicholas Eddens scored four consecutive goals Friday, one on the power play and one into an empty net, to spark East's 5-2 nonconference hockey win over Soldotna at Ben Boeke.
Eddens got his first goal in the second period and the rest came in East's four-goal third period. Kyle Johnson provided East's final goal, Marshall Walsh assisted on three of Eddens' goals, and goalie Lane Fox made 20 saves.
Soldotna's goals came from Levi Hensley and Justice Miller. Billy Voder stopped 27 shots for the Stars.