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The Panthers and Vikings gave fans an unforgettable showdown last night in West Salem, with a game packed with excitement, grit, and heart-stopping moments. From the first puck drop to the final whistle, the energy in the arena was electric, showcasing the Adapted Sports League’s ability to deliver top-tier sports adrenaline.

Holmen came out strong with Aiden Romskog leading the charge, netting two impressive goals to put the Vikings up 2-0. Karsen Nelson followed up with a powerful slap shot, extending the lead to 3-0.

But West Salem wasn’t going down without a fight. The Panthers mounted a fierce comeback in the third period, narrowing the gap to 3-2. With less than a minute remaining, the Panthers seized an opportunity, slipping past Holmen’s defense to tie the game at 3-3. The arena erupted in pandemonium as both teams scrambled for a last-second victory.

The game headed into a thrilling second sudden-death overtime of the season, with both teams leaving everything on the floor. Despite the fierce competition, the clock eventually hit zeros, resulting in a well-earned 3-3 tie.

Holmen ASL Coach Nick Slusser summed it up best: “Everybody won tonight.”

Congratulations to all the ASL athletes for an amazing display of determination and sportsmanship. Thank you for putting on an unforgettable show!