| Tonight's contest between the Novi FireCats and Ann Arbor Wolves 
			was a rematch of the first game of the season, as the FireCats 
			looked to equal the success from the 7-6 victory in that game. 
			Things did not get off to a good start for the FireCats, however, as 
			they fell behind less than two minutes after the opening puck drop. 
			It took a while, but the FireCats managed to even things up at a 
			goal apiece midway through the period at 1-1, and the two teams 
			would go into the first intermission with this score. The FireCats 
			got the jump in the second period, scoring less than 30 seconds in 
			to grab a 2-1 lead. They did their best to hold that lead, but a 
			goal just past the midway point by the Wolves knotted things up once 
			again, and like the first period that score would stand until 
			intermission. 
			It was the Wolves who broke through first in the third, scoring 
			the go-ahead goal with just over 8 minutes remaining. Things were 
			looking bleak as penalties started to pile up for the FireCats, but 
			they didn't give up. They kept attacking, and finally scored to tie 
			the game once more with two and half minutes to go. It was beginning 
			to look like the game would end in a tie, but a somewhat 
			controversial goal by the Wolves with 34 seconds remaining gave them 
			the lead (I say controversial because it was pretty clear to 
			everyone in the arena that the FireCats goalie had the puck covered 
			with his glove, but the whistle didn't blow and the Wolves players 
			kept poking at the puck, eventually knocking it free, and then into 
			the net). With little time remaining, the FireCats weren't able to 
			tie things up one last time, and wound up falling by a score of 4-3.  |