Recapping Friday night's action around the USHL, including the Muskegon Lumberjacks' offensive display against the NTDP U17s.
Seven different skaters found the back of the net in the Muskegon Lumberjacks' 7-2 win over the NTDP U17s at USA Hockey Arena.
Muskegon scored four times in the second period and tacked on three more in the third.
Defenseman Luka Radivojevic (2025), skating in his first USHL game, tallied his first goal in the third period.
Goaltender Shikhabutdin Gadzhiev turned aside 25-of-27 and picked up his third win of the season.
Lincoln Stars 3, Youngstown Phantoms 0
Matt Maltais, Layne Loomer, and Alex Pelletier all found the back of the net in the Lincoln Stars' 3-0 win over the Youngstown Phantoms.
The Stars outshot the Phantoms 15-3 in the first period and 27-13 overall.
Goaltender Yan Shostak made 13 saves and kept a clean sheet in his fifth win in six tries.
Lincoln improves to a 7-1 record.
Madison Capitols 10, Chicago Steel 2
Nine different skaters found the back of the net in the Madison Capitols' lopsided win over the visiting Chicago Steel on Friday.
Gavin Uhlenkamp tallied two goals on four shots. Diego Johnson lit the lamp for the fourth time in the last three games.
Goaltender Ajay White turned aside 20-of-22 and picked up his first USHL win.
Elsewhere
Cedar Rapids picked up a much-needed win over Des Moines. Nick Romeo's first in the RoughRiders' sweater proved to be the game-winner.
Green Bay saw Lev Katzin (2025) score twice in their 5-2 win over Sioux City. Will Zellers (COL) also found the back of the net.
Fargo held off Waterloo for the second consecutive night. Peter Cisar scored the go-ahead goal, his fourth of the year, early in the third period. Damian Slavik stopped 19-of-21.
Sioux Falls took the lead for good on Gennadi Chaly's second of the year in the third period. Cam Briere scored twice for Tri-City and Ben Wilmott did for the Herd as well.
Omaha won their third straight game. Grant Dillard scored twice in the win.