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The two teams totaled 46 penalty minutes in a game that saw the Rhinos lose 6-4 to the second place Blazers.

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The top two teams in the Midwest Division met up in Oklahoma City Friday night and it was the first place Rhinos who came up with a shutout. 

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Lukas Znosko notched a hat trick and goalie Ryan Buttazzoni earned his second shutout of the season as the the El Paso Rhinos rolled over the Tulsa Junior Oilers, 16-0, to sweep the three-game series Sunday in front of another sell-out crowd of 1,837 at the Events Center.

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Different goalie – same story. Goaltender Ryan Buttazzoni stopped all 11 shots by the Jr. Oilers on Sunday afternoon to give the Rhinos a 16-0 victory. 

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