Nov 10 2026
GLHL Weekend Recap: Comebacks, Overtime Drama and Big Wins Highlight Six-Game Slate
Fox Cities Ice Dogs 6, Calumet Wolverines 4
Fox Cities erased a two-goal deficit and scored three unanswered goals in the third period to defeat Calumet 6–4 on Friday night at the Community First Champion Center. The Wolverines jumped ahead 2–0 in the opening period on goals from Drake Niemela and Matt Yeo, but the Ice Dogs battled back in the second with goals from Connor Kruk, Chris Beyer and Dominic White. Calumet regained a 4–3 lead late in the period behind Logan Rastello and Yeo's second goal of the night. Mason Hart tied the game early in the third before Josh Christofferson scored the eventual game-winner. White added his second goal to seal the victory, finishing with three points alongside Nick Henkemeyer, who collected three assists. Rastello led Calumet with four points, while Fox Cities goaltender Davis Nunnally made 46 saves in the win.
M&M Shamrocks 7, Portage Lake Pioneers 3
The M&M Shamrocks picked up a 7–3 victory over the Portage Lake Pioneers on Saturday afternoon at Marinette Recreation Center. The win improved M&M to 2–0–0 in Great Lakes Hockey League play, while Portage Lake fell to 2–1–0. The Shamrocks' four-goal victory kept their unbeaten start to the league season intact.
Fond du Lac Bears 13, Calumet Wolverines 6
Fond du Lac opened its GLHL schedule with a 13–6 victory over Calumet on Saturday night at Blue Line Family Ice Center, led by four-goal performances from Ryan Sabel and Malachi Buchholz. The teams battled to a 3–3 tie after the opening period, with Sabel scoring twice for the Bears and Matt Yeo recording a first-period hat trick for the Wolverines. Fond du Lac took control in the second, scoring four unanswered goals to build a 7–3 advantage. Buchholz added three goals in the third period to finish with five points, while Sabel collected six points on four goals and two assists. Jason McAloon also finished with six points, contributing a goal and five assists. Nathan Londo scored twice for Calumet, while Nolan McDermott, Nick Sirota and Dillon Fox each recorded three points for the Bears. Justin Davidson made 26 saves in the victory.
Milwaukee Timberwolves 7, McFarland Killer Bees 6 (OT)
The Milwaukee Timberwolves earned their first GLHL victory in dramatic fashion Saturday night, defeating the McFarland Killer Bees 7–6 in overtime at The Ponds of Brookfield Ice Arena. Milwaukee built a 5–2 lead midway through the second period before McFarland responded with four unanswered goals to take a 6–5 advantage in the third. Joey Ferrero and Giovanni Mueller each scored twice for the Killer Bees, while Payton Hauge contributed a goal and three assists. With 2:19 remaining in regulation, Nicholas Roberts scored the equalizer for Milwaukee, setting up Jason Demczak's overtime winner with 3:01 left in the extra period. Hunter Kroseberg led the Timberwolves with a goal and three assists, while Roberts added a goal and two assists. The victory marked a milestone for the expansion Timberwolves in their first season of GLHL competition.
Calumet Wolverines 11, Milwaukee Timberwolves 0
Calumet bounced back from Friday's loss to Fox Cities and Saturday's defeat at Fond du Lac with an 11–0 shutout of the Milwaukee Timberwolves on Sunday afternoon at Sheboygan Lakers Ice Center. Sherman Mowery scored twice in the opening period as the Wolverines built a 3–0 lead, before adding eight more goals over the final two periods, including seven in the third. Mowery and Matt Yeo each finished with two goals and three assists, while Izaak Avery added two goals and two assists. Logan Rastello contributed a goal and three assists as 10 different Wolverines found the back of the net. In goal, Dan Wroblewski stopped all 23 shots he faced before Jacob Garrow completed the shutout with four saves. Milwaukee goaltender Max Leclaire made 56 saves in the loss.