{‘block’: {‘@id’: ‘3179’, ‘@image’: ‘ismmedia://elpasorhinos.com/ISM3/std-content/repos/Top/News/DSC_0095.jpg’, ‘@layout’: ‘0’, ‘@name’: ‘teaser’, ‘content’: ‘The El Paso Rhinos got past the hangover of their first loss of the season, starting on another win streak with a victory in suburbanDenver, CO , outdueling the Outlaws, 6-2, Friday night.

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The Tulsa win halts El Paso’s win streak at 14, though the
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El Paso is Junior A, Tier III’s second-ranked team nationally after their incredible start.

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The El Paso Rhinos used strong defense and timely offense to remain the only undefeated team in the Western States Hockey League, defeating the Tulsa Rampage in their first home game of the season, 2-1.

In front of 998 raucous fans, the Rhinos unveiled their Mid-West Championship and Junior Nationals banner, earned from an inaugural season that passed all expectations, except, perhaps, the team\’s own.

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