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The Texas Stars earned a point in the standings but dropped both games of their Midwest road trip over the weekend.

Friday, the Stars paid a visit to the Rockford IceHogs at the BMO Center in Rockford, Illinois.
Just over one minute into the game, Oliver Moore put Rockford on the board with a goal during a delayed penalty. The IceHogs carried that lead the rest of the way through the first and second periods.

In the third period, Antonio Stranges tied the game at 1-1 after Kyle Capobianco made a play along the boards and sent the puck into the slot, where it found its way onto the stick of Stranges. This marked his second goal of the season.

The two teams ended regulation tied and headed to overtime. In extra time, Moore was the hero when he skated into the left circle, fired and beat Remi Poirier on the stick side. The Stars earned a point in the overtime loss.

Saturday, the Stars made the short trip north to Milwaukee to take on the Admirals. Texas opened the scoring in the first period with a goal off the stick of rookie Artem Shlaine. Cameron Hughes skated into the zone and found Shaline trailing behind. Shlaine fired and beat Admirals goaltender Matt Murray on the glove side for his first professional goal.
Shortly thereafter, the Admirals tied it at 1-1 when Ryder Rolston had an open lane to the net and beat Poirier. With just over five minutes left in the first period, rookie defenseman Trey Taylor tallied his first goal of the season when he sent a nifty backhand shot through traffic that beat Murray. The Stars carried a 2-1 lead into the first intermission.

The second period was nearly over when Milwaukee's Matthew Wood fired a one-timer that sailed past Poirier on the power play and tied the game at two.
Just under two minutes later, defenseman Kyle Capobianco skated along the blue line with the puck and haphazardly threw a shot toward the goal. The shot fooled Murray and short-hopped into the net. giving Texas the lead once more.

Texas held strong in the first half of the final frame but a cross-checking penalty on Capobianco led to Milwaukee tying the game at 3-3 on the man-advantage with less than 10 minutes left in regulation. Daniel Carr gave Milwaukee the lead late during a chaotic play in front of Poirier. The Admirals sealed the win with an empty net goal and skated away with a 5-3 win.

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The Texas Stars return home for a weekend series against division opponent, the Iowa Wild, on Friday, October 24 and Saturday, October 25 at 7pm both nights.

The Stars have played four close games to start the season. Each loss has been by a one-goal margin, with the exception of Saturday's result in Milwaukee. which included an empty-netter late.

Texas' scoring is led by defenseman Kyle Capobianco who has one goal and three assists through four games.

Iowa is 0-4-0-0 through their first four games, losing each game by three goals or more. The Wild are led by Jean-Luc Foudy who has one goal and three assists through four games. Iowa's goaltending duo is Samuel Hlavaj and Cal Petersen who are each 0-2-0 with sub-.900 save percentages.

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We’re kicking off the 2025–26 Theme Night schedule with Fallout Night on Saturday, October 25 at 7pm! In partnership with Bethesda Game Studios, the night will feature franchise cosplayers—including vault dwellers and wasteland raiders—plus themed concessions, concourse activities, photo ops, and more. We’ll be wearing specialty warmup jerseys, available for auction online. Click here to view the jersey.

November is packed with fun! To start, we will host Military Appreciation Weekend presented by Pepsi on Friday, November 7 and Saturday, November 8 at 7pm. Join us as we honor those who have served or are currently serving. We’ll wear specialty jerseys during warmups on Friday and in-game on Saturday. Click here to view the jersey.

Friday, November 21 at 7pm is Hockey Fights Cancer Night. We will wear specialty jerseys in-game that will be up for auction online. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Loving Libbie Foundation. Click here to view the jersey.

We will wrap up November with TWO nights of Winter Wonderland presented by H-E-B on Tuesday, November 25 and Wednesday, November 26 at 7pm. Celebrate the season with Santa, his reindeer, train rides, s’mores, hot cocoa, and more! Arrive early to enjoy the festivities on the East Plaza before heading inside for the game.

View the full promotional schedule here.

We're excited to bring back some of our favorite community initatives this season. In October, we are visiting six different schools as a part of our Floor Hockey program in partnership with Texas Children's Hospital. During a floor hockey session, the Texas Stars Foundation provides sticks, nets, floor hockey balls, a training course, and we finish with a game. At the end of the program, we donate all the equipment to the school.

Captain's Kids also returns this season. In 2023, Captain Curtis McKenzie started a program alongside the Texas Stars Foundation that welcomes children to Texas Stars home games who are disabled, sick/injured, or financially unable to attend on their own.

Learn more about the Texas Stars Foundation here.