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Road trip begins with one-goal loss for Outliers

By Park Record · October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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CASPER, Wyoming — The late October losing spell continued for the Park City Outliers (8-4-0-0) with their third-consecutive defeat, a 4-3 falter at the start of the three-game road stand against the Casper Warbirds (4-6-2-0) on Thursday afternoon. Without a single power play in the contest, Outliers head coach Richard Bohan emphasized the increased need for careful puck management.

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