Grizzlys downed the Drumheller Dragons 6-2

Grizzlys led 3-1 after the opening period

The Olds Grizzlys downed the Drumheller Dragons 6-2 in Alberta Junior Hockey League play in Drumheller Saturday.

The Grizzlys led 3-1 after the opening period and 4-2 after 40 minutes.

Tyr Thomson, Jeremy Klessens and Braydon Barker scored in the opening 20 minutes with Chase Olsen scoring in the middle stanza. Jared Power and Quentin Greenwood connected in the final frame.

Markus Bogusklavsky and Evan Tschumi scored for the Dragons against Olds netminder Ben Giesbrecht, who made 24 saves.

Hunter Virostek had 13 saves for Drumheller.

On Thursday the Grizzlys lost 2-1 to Drayton Valley.

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