Croskery to Hayes: one pass, one finish, Greyhounds win in overtime - SooToday.com
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A bank-pass setup from Callum Croskery sent Travis Hayes in alone for the overtime winner, lifting the Soo Greyhounds past the Niagara IceDogs after the IceDogs tied it with two quick third-period goals
It might have been a bit of a mathematical finish, and the Soo Greyhounds are good with that.
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