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Cheer your Rhinos on from Rhino Country as they take on the Steelheads in Idaho!

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Click to find photos from the first two Thorne Cup games in Rhino Country!

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Victor Carlsson opened the scoring once again for the Idaho Jr. Steelheads and goalie Austin Althaus stopped 20 of 22 Rhinos shots as Idaho evened the best-of-five Thorne Cup Finals, 1-1, with a 5-2 win Saturday night.

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Much like last night, the story of the night for Idaho and El Paso was special teams. This time however, it was not in the Rhinos favor. The Rhinos lost the second game of the Thorne Cup Championship Series by a final score of 5-2 to the visiting Idaho Jr. Steelheads.

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Jiri Pestuka scored the game-winning goal with 10 seconds to play in the second period and goalie Alek Lazarski made it stick, stopping all 22 shots he faced, as the El Paso Rhinos came back from a three-goal deficit to nip the Idaho Jr. Steelheads, 4-3, in Game One of the Thorne Cup Finals.

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All of the hype became reality on Friday night at the Sierra Providence Events Center. The two best teams in the WSHL put on a show of epic proportions. In round one of this championship fight, the El Paso Rhinos came out on top by a final score of 4-3.

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We have less than 48 hours until the puck drops at center ice of the Sierra Providence Events Center for the first of two games in El Paso. The two best teams in the Western States Hockey League are preparing to do battle. Here are some more numbers to get you ready for this weekend’s showdown.

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The Rhinos will start the series at home on April 10 & 11!

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