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Receta de Flamenquines queseros con panzarella Publicado por Escuela de Cocina y Pasteleria Terra de Escudella el 9 de julio de 2025 Requiere 30 min, para cuatro personas. Ingredientes · 600 gr de lomo cortado a libritos · 100 gr de queso manchego · 100 gr de jamón serrano · 100 gr de champiñones · Pimienta · Huevo y pan rallado Para la panzarela · 300 gr de pan de payes · 2 tomates rojos de…

MOLINE, IL – The race for the play-offs is a tight one, and the Quad City Mallards and Kalamazoo Wings are proving that true yet again this season. The two teams are vying for the third spot in the Central Division, the Fort Wayne Komets nine points ahead of the Mallards in second place. Only two points separate the third place Mallards from the fourth place Wings after Wednesday evening’s match up between the two teams.

It took almost half a period for any action to begin on Wednesday, though there were plenty of stoppages due to icings during that time. In fact, there were five icings by the first entry to the game summary – a fight. Andrew Panzarella and Ben Wilson dropped the gloves at nine minutes and one second after some words were exchanged between the two. It was a quick fight, only a couple punches being thrown before the combatants lost their balance and fell to the ice. A minute and 52 seconds later, Michael Parks put the Mallards on the board with help from Chris Francis and Nolan LaPorte. Parks passed the puck to LaPorte along the half boards before skating towards the net. LaPorte passed it to Francis along the opposite wall, who passed to Parks, who scored the opening goal.

Just under 13 minutes into the second period, Josh Pitt tied the game with help from Blake Kessel. The goal came while the Mallards were making a slow line change, most of the home team coming off the ice while their replacements trickled off the bench. Forty seconds later the visitors earned their first lead of the night when Stefan Fournier slid the puck between the legs of C.J. Motte while the goalie was doing the splits. Fournier’s first goal of the season was assisted by Brian Hart.

The Mallards didn’t let the K-Wings hold the lead for long, Brady Brassart tying the game 90 seconds later. Josh MacDonald passed to Brassart from the blue line, Brassart streaking in towards the net. He then shot from near the goal line, the puck either bouncing off a Wings’ stick or Nick Riopel’s elbow to deflect into the net. LaPorte put the Mallards back ontop one minute and 34 seconds into the final frame. Mike Wilson earned the only apple on that tally after passing to the boards infront of the penalty boxes. LaPorte grabbed the puck at the blue line after it bounced off the boards, streaking in to score from the low slot.  

The lone successful man-advantage began at 12 minutes and 22 seconds after Brassart was accused of embellishment. While I’ll make no claims against that call, he was very definitely slashed across the hands while carrying the puck towards Gretzky’s office behind Motte. Twenty-four seconds later Peter Schneider knotted the game back up at three with help from Cameron Darcy and Tyler Biggs.

Both teams earned a point, as 60 minutes couldn’t decide the game. Not much more time was needed, however, as Kyle Bushee scored just 20 seconds into extra hockey. Justin Taylor and Tanner Sorenson, being the other two Kalamazoo Wings players on the ice, earned the assists.

MOLINE, IL – A hungry team and a tired team met in Moline on Sunday, and a close game resulted. The Wichita Thunder came in having lost nine of their past ten games, while the Mallards had just returned to Moline in the wee hours of the morn from Kalamazoo after finishing their home-and-home series from Friday and Saturday. Sunday was the first time this season that Wichita and Quad City met, but the rivalry of the old CHL days hadn't abated.

The two teams appeared to play roughly equally the first ten minutes, as the Mallards were unable to apply a prolonged offensive effort until roughly eight minutes into the game. The puck would enter the Thunder zone and then almost immediately be cleared to the neutral zone, time and time again. Guillaume Gelinas then put the Mallards on the board approximately three minutes after this, deflecting Justin Kovacs' pass in from Drew Owsley's right. Brady Brassart also earned an assist on this tally. Thirty seconds later Grant Arnold and James Melindy dropped the gloves between the Wichita dots. Both got good hits in, but Melindy seemed to come out on the better end of that bout by a fair margin.

Kovacs scored a goal of his own five and a half minutes later, Darryl Lloyd sitting in the box for high-sticking. Kovacs passed the puck from the left dot to Josh MacDonald, who was in the left goalie no fly zone. Kovacs skated to the left to take the pass back from MacDonald, sending it into the net. Originally this goal was credited to Adam Gilmour, but it was corrected immediately following the end of the period. Gelinas earned the second assist on the tally.

Andrew Panzarella checked Ian Lowe hard into the halfboards of the visitors' bench just over a minute into the second frame, and Melindy didn't like that one bit. Melindy and Panzarella fought, Melindy winning that bout handily with no contest, and he was escorted off the ice momentarily before returning. Melindy earned two minutes for instigating the bout, giving the Mallards a power-play that they'd capitalize on shortly.

Ninety seconds later Chris Francis made it a three-nothing game after tapping in Alexander Kuqali's shot. A scrum developed infront of the net after the shot, and in the confusion Francis was able to slide the puck between Owsley's foot and the right post. But this was when things began to go south for the Flock.

The Mallards appeared to ease off after gaining the three goal lead, and it was this that nearly cost them the game. The Thunder's first goal came off a defensive lapse, Maxime St-Cyr finding twine with the help of Vincent Dunn and Macoy Erkamps. Melindy then scored an unassisted goal at the 10 minutes and 27 seconds mark when C.J. Motte was without a stick after having it knocked from his hands.

It appeared that Michael Parks had given his team a two goal lead as the puck bounced from post to post, but after consulting with the goal judge the referee deemed it a no-goal. The video had seemed to show the puck crossing the line, but as it was from a camera infront of the goalline it wasn't the best angle to tell for certain. Andy Abeyta got a great picture from a suite above the net, showing the puck on the outside of the net – barely.

A minute later Melindy ran Motte behind the net when the goaltender went out to play the puck. Melindy was given two minutes for goalie interference, while Motte was given two minutes for embellishing. During these coincidentals, the Thunder tied the game with a goal from Lloyd. Brandon Carlson and Louick Marcotte made their ways onto the scoresheet with the assists on the goal.

Arnold put the Mallards back ontop with help from Francis and Parks at four minutes and 44 seconds of the final frame. Three minutes later Blake Tatchell tied the score back up, his shot going topshelf over Motte. St-Cyr and Marcotte were credited with the assists on Tatchell's tally.

Panzarella scored the game-winning goal unassisted, a wonder of a shot as he was almost to the goalline inline with the dot to Owsley's left. Gilmour finally got back the goal that was credited to Kovacs late in the first period, this time being a shortie rather than a power-play goal. Owsley had gone to the bench for the extra attacker eight seconds prior, making Gilmour's first ECHL goal a rare shorthanded empty-netter.

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