By: Annie Nadin
The Wranglers bounced back in style at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Wednesday night, grinding out a 3-2 win over the Ontario Reign.
Martin Frk, Clark Bishop, and Aydar Suniev found the back of the net for Calgary, who showed plenty of resolve after a tough outing the night before.
Captain Bishop set the tempo early in the game, inviting Reign’s Taylor Ward to a tilt to get the Wranglers fired up.
The message was clear, this was a new game.
Frk opened the scoring in the first, finishing a slick feed from Dryden Hunt on the powerplay to give the Wranglers an early boost.
and it’s in!!!
Martin Frk puts the Wranglers up first in the opening frame 💥 pic.twitter.com/a8t1VmA0K7
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In the second period, Bishop doubled the lead on the penalty-kill, finishing off a short-handed breakaway thanks to a sharp setup from David Silye.
a short-handed goal from captain clutch 💪 pic.twitter.com/tnjVoCMwA3
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Ontario answered back through Akil Thomas, who slipped one past Ivan Prosvetov to cut the deficit in half.
The visitors levelled the score in the third powered by Jakub Dvorak, but Calgary was not done yet.
Suniev scored the game-winner, wiring home a pass from William Strömgren.
absolutely FILTHY 🤢 We love it!! pic.twitter.com/W8YvLzyjlN
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Calgary outshot Ontario 32-23, showing the kind of pushback Head Coach Brett Sutter wanted to see.
“They showed big-time character tonight. They got challenged this morning and they stepped up. I’m really proud of them,” said Sutter postgame, pleased with his group’s response after their 5-1 loss on Nov. 11.
“They were resilient today, and that’s huge.”
Head Coach Brett Sutter spoke with the media after the Wranglers’ 3-2 victory against the Reign. pic.twitter.com/OEEasFAf7O
— Calgary Wranglers (@AHLWranglers) November 13, 2025
A gritty, full-team effort, and two well-earned points at home before the Wranglers head out for their 10-game away stint.
