The Swan Valley Stampeders wrapped up their weekend road trip earning three out of a possible four points after a 6-2 road win over the Winnipeg Monarchs on Sunday night.
The win followed a overtime loss in the Steinbach on Saturday
Swan Valley opened the scoring on the power play at 2:29 of the first period, with Wylie Smith finding the back of the net before Kingston Gunn then set up Hunter Toth to make it 2-0 just over seven minutes in.
Winnipeg responded with goals from Nick Campbell and Chace Gregg, the latter on the power play, to even the score at 2-2 before the end of the opening frame.
The Stampeders regained the lead in the second period when Trace Langan scored on the power play at 12:49, his ninth of the season to make it 3-2
Swan Valley took control in the third. Ben Groome added another power-play goal early in the period, before Hunter Toth scored his second of the game to make a it a three goal game.
Sam Grunewald rounded out the scoring at 12:46 to secure the Stampeders win.
Swan Valley outshot Winnipeg 37-20 and went three-for-six on the power play. Winnipeg finished one-for-five with the man advantage.
Joe Naccarato made 18 saves on 20 shots to earn the win for Swan Valley, while Austin Kindrat stopped 31 of 37 shots for the Monarchs.
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