Milwaukee Cowbells set up the world record when Iowa lost wildlife

Milwaukee – – The Cowbells made noise, the Iowa Wild on Friday evening, February 28, could not hold on to the UW Milwaukee Panther Arena in a loss of overtime from Iowa.

According to the numbers:

The Milwaukee Cowbells set up a new world record of 6,768 Cowbells sprouts at once, the team said on Friday. The old record of 5,748 in 2003 in the state of Mississippi.

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What we know:

Iowa first climbed onto the board with a Matthew SOP goal, but Jesse Ylonen from Milwaukee replied with less than two minutes to play in the frame.

In the first three minutes of the second period with Admiral's gates from Ryan Ufko and Scott Reedy, the tor barrel continued, which Milwaukee gives a 3-1 advantage. But The Wild reacted at 12:16 p.m. and Michael Milne at 12:31 p.m. with two fast goals from Graeme Clarke to knot the score with 3: 3.

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Joakim Kemell from Milwaukee found the network in the third and brought back a 4: 3 advantage for the Admirale. Iowa has extended things with a Luke -Toporowski goal with less than five years to play in regulation.

No team met again until Clarke scored his second goal of the game in the additional frame and sealed a 5: 4 victory for Iowa. Milwaukee earned a point in loss.

What's next:

Milwaukee's next game is at home against the Texas Stars – a start from 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 5.

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