The roller-coaster stretch run in the Central Division took another turn Saturday as the Coulee Region Chill exploded for two goals in the last 45 seconds of regulation to drop the Bismarck Bobcats 5-3 at the Omni Center.

The Bismarck Bobcats pulled out a wild 4-3 shootout win Friday over the Coulee Region Chill to storm into a first-place tie atop the Central Division at the Omni Center.

The Bismarck Bobcats exploded for a five-goal second period then fought off a furious rally from the Owatonna Express to secure a thrilling 5-4 win Thursday at the Four Seasons Centre.

The Bismarck Bobcats salvaged three of four standings points on the weekend but saw a two-goal third period lead go by the boards as the Austin Bruins came back for a 5-4 win Saturday at the VFW Sports Center.

The Bismarck Bobcats battled through a wild second period—one that saw all the night’s goals, fourteen major penalties and seven ejections—and shut out the Austin Bruins 2-0 Friday at the VFW Sports Center.

Already big-time buyers at the 2011 NAHL trade deadline, the Bobcats pulled off one more move this week, trading a draft pick and a 2011 tender to the Fairbanks Ice Dogs in exchange for forward Blake Schammel and defenseman Jason Nash.

The Bismarck Bobcats got a big boost from a crowd of 1,434 and scored four unanswered goals on their way to a 6-2 beatdown of the Aberdeen Wings at the VFW Sports Center Saturday.

The Bismarck Bobcats rattled off four straight third-period goals and turned a tight game into a 5-1 laugher over the Owatonna Express Friday night at the VFW Sports Center.