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In Friday's game, Rickwood put the Stars on the board first, scoring his first pro goal. The rookie center tapped in a pass from Curtis McKenzie 7:27 into the first period to put the Stars up 1-0. Trey Taylor doubled the Stars’ lead with 1:29 remaining on a backhander from the right face-off circle.

Three minutes into the second period Cross Hanas fed the puck to Michael Karow at the top of the left face-off circle, and Karow blasted it into the top right corner of the net to put the Stars up three. The Stars scored again 10:55 later with a candidate for goal of the year. After losing his stick, Hanas continued on a breakaway and kicked a pass back to Rickwood, who finished the play for his second goal of the night. Cameron Hughes joined the party 2:28 later, lifting the puck over Drew Commesso to make it 5-0 in his first game back from Dallas.

A little over a minute into the final fame Brett Seney chipped the puck past Remi Poirier to spoil Poirier’s shutout bid. Matthew Seminoff tacked on a goal of his own at 13:23 to put a stamp on the win.

Poirier stopped 22 of 23 shots for the win. Commesso gave up five goals on 25 shots in 40 minutes of play for the loss. Olivier Rodrigue gave up one goal on 11 shots in relief in the third period.

In Saturday's game, Texas was awarded a four-minute power play due to a Rockford high-sticking penalty just three minutes into the game. On the man-advantage, Antonio Stranges fired a wrist shot from the left circle to open the scoring.

Rockford responded just past the midway point of the first frame as Samuel Savoie picked up a loose puck off a face-off and snapped home the equalizer. 

With 4:36 remaining in the second period, Harrison Scott raced down the left wing and sniped  his 18th goal of the season over the left shoulder of Stanislav Berezhnoy to put the Stars in front. 

Texas extended their lead eight minutes into the third period as Luke Krys led Jack Becker to an odd-man rush down the right wing. Berezhnoy stopped Becker’s shot, but Dylan Hryckowian swiped home the insurance marker.

Krys added a fourth Texas goal with seven minutes remaining. The defenseman found the back of the net as he let go of a wrist shot from between the faceoff circles. Tristan Bertucci tacked on a fifth marker as he converted on a breakaway with three minutes remaining.

Remi Poirier made 19 saves in the win, while Berezhnoy allowed five goals on 36 shots in the loss.

Final Regular Season Standings
x - clinched a spot in the 2026 Calder Cup Playoffs

The Texas Stars will face the Chicago Wolves in the Central Division Semifinals beginning Tuesday, April 28 at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. Below is the full schedule for the Division Semifinals:

DIVISION SEMIFINALS
G1: Tuesday, April 28 | 7pm | H-E-B Center at Cedar Park
G2: Thursday, April 30 | 7pm | H-E-B Center at Cedar Park
G3: Saturday, May 2 | 7pm | Allstate Arena
G4: Sunday, May 3 | 3pm | Allstate Arena
G5: Tuesday, May 5 | 7pm | Allstate Arena

The Stars and Wolves faced each other eight times during the regular season where the Stars went 7-1-0-0, dropping only one meeting in February.

In the season series, Matthew Seminoff of Texas has 10 points in eight games while on the other side of the coin, Felix Unger Sorum has 12 points in eight games.

The Stars have outscored the Wolves 32 to 22 across the eight games, with the 7-6 victory being the highest scoring game of the eight.

In the goaltending department, Remi Poirier has been the workhorse for Texas, going 27-19-6 through 52 games. Cayden Primeau for Chicago has logged 39 games, going with 21-11-7 with a .916 save percentage while his counterpart Amir Miftakhov has a 12-8-7 through 28 games with an .888 save percentage.

The Stars and Wolves have met just once in the Calder Cup Playoffs. Following the Stars inaugural season in 2009-10, the teams matched up in the 2010 Division Finals. The series went the distance, with Jamie Benn scoring the overtime winner in Game Seven to send Texas to the Western Conference Finals. The Stars reached the Calder Cup Finals that season, with a runner-up finish to the Hershey Bears in a series that lasted six games.

Final Scoring Leaders for Regular Season

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The Stars begin the postseason at home with two H-E-B Nights, Tuesday, April 28 and Thursday, April 30! Bring any H-E-B canned good item to the Ticketmaster box office and get $5 off your ticket price!

The Texas Stars Foundation will continue the 'Friday Series' jersey auction this Friday, April 24! Four new names drop: Alex Petrovic, Toby Petersen, Roope Hintz, and Kyle Capobianco. Bid on these jerseys via DASH! The auction closes Friday (4/24) at 9pm.

Learn more about the Texas Stars Foundation here.