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The El Paso Rhinos scored three first period goals in 98 seconds then made the lead stick against a game Tulsa Rampage team to win a second straight WSHL Mid-West Division championship.

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Marcus Wilhite made his first goal of the postseason count, scoring the game-winner 8:01 into the first overtime as the El Paso Rhinos survived a furious effort from the Tulsa Rampage to take Game One of the WSHL’s Mid-West Division Finals, 4-3.

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The El Paso Rhinos answered any questions that may have lingered from Friday night’s white-knuckle ride, shutting out the Colorado Outlaws en route to a 13-0 Game Two pasting that earns El Paso a trip back to the Mid-West Division championship series.

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The San Antonio Diablos jumped on the El Paso Rhinos early and held on late – but not late enough; as El Paso scored three goals in a 3:36 span to start the third period, coming from behind to beat the Diablos, 5-4, and finish with the best record in the Western States Hockey League.

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Coach Cory Herman and the entire El Paso Rhinos staff would like to thank all of our players that have completed their eligibility this season.

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Jeffrey Schmudlach notched two goals and the El Paso Rhinos ran their record to 46-1-2 and 94 points with a 5-2 win over a game San Antonio Diablos team.

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