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A scary win for the Park City Outliers

By Park Record · October 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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CASPER, Wyoming — Captain Erich Bachtle’s bloody nose marked a gutsy win for the Park City Outliers (9-4-0-0) 4-2 over the Casper Warbirds (3-7-2-0) on the road on Friday night, a day before Halloween. The team leader’s two-goal performance provided the first fire power for Park City with scores in the first and second periods.

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