PHOTOS: Red Deer Rustlers battle Lacombe Generals

Lacombe Generals forward Jared Ramstead and Red Deer Rustlers forward Jaret Smith race towards the puck during a game at Servus Arena Saturday night. Photo by SEAN MCINTOSH/Advocate staff

PHOTOS: Red Deer Rustlers battle Lacombe Generals

The Red Deer Rustlers played the Lacombe Generals Saturday night at Servus Arena.

Red Deer Rustlers defender Jason Lundmark flips the puck out of the zone while two Lacomeb Generals player swarm during a game at Servus Arena Saturday night. Photo by SEAN MCINTOSH/Advocate staff

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