The Kelowna Rockets mounted an incredible comeback against the Everett Silvertips, winning 4-3 in overtime to force a fifth game in their playoff series. After trailing 3-0 late in the third period, the Rockets scored three goals, capped by Shane Smith's equalizer with just 7.7 seconds remaining. Tij Iginla netted the game-winner in overtime, solidifying the Rockets' tenacity. Goaltender Josh Banini, who replaced Harrison Boettiger, was instrumental in the victory, stopping all 29 shots he faced.

By the Numbers
  • Shots on goal: Kelowna 37 | Everett 26
  • Banini's saves: 29 (29-for-29 in relief)
State of Play
  • Rockets tied the series 2-2, with Game 5 upcoming.
  • Kelowna's power play was 2-for-6 compared to Everett's 0-for-4.
What's Next

The Rockets will aim to maintain their momentum as they head to Everett for Game 5 on April 17, a crucial game for both teams to determine who advances in the playoffs.

Bottom Line

The Rockets' resilience in overcoming a three-goal deficit highlights their determination and skill, setting the stage for an exciting deciding game that could shift the balance of the series.