Hurricanes finally lose a road game, dropping 3-2 decision to Hitmen at Saddledome

The Hitmen snapped the Hurricanes' 9-game road win streak Tuesday, defeating them 3-2 at the Saddledome. (Photo: X@WHLHitmen)

The Lethbridge Hurricanes recent reign as the road warriors of the Western Hockey League ended Tuesday night in Calgary, when the Hitmen won 3-2 in overtime.

Oliver Tulk scored the game’s first and last goals, ripping home his 32nd goal of the season on a power play in extra time to give the Hitmen the victory.

The Hitmen also got a goal from Ethan Moore on a night when they outshot Lethbridge 40-18.

Luke Cozens and Braden Yager scored for Lethbridge.

In overtime, after Daniel Hauser turned away a scoring chance for Lethbridge, Caden Price of the Hurricanes was called for hooking. Thirteen seconds later, Tulk ripped home a shot to give the Hitmen a victory.

The defeat was the first in its past 10 road games for Lethbridge.

Next up, the Hurricanes host the Red Deer Rebels Wednesday night at VisitLethbridge.com arena.

Puck drop is scheduled for 7 p.m.