From jkolsrud@clinton.netFri Dec 6 11:14:59 1996 Date: Mon, 14 OCT 1996 14:36:19 -0500 From: Jason Kolsrud To: Jason Kolsrud Cc: Adam Ardis , Dave Sprowl , Shaun Driver , Mike Newman , Michael Hebert , Robert Wysoglad , Lee McEwen , Kevin Beilner , Lorne Clark , Carson Pierce , Larry Berteotti , Marc Hebert , Brian Howe , Andreas Larsson , Todd Henry , Dave Moore , Lori Steward , Kevin Nash , Stehen Crewe , Darren Kinnaird , Mike Vader , Jason Stumpf , Jeff MacDonald , David Jensen , Rob Hite , Keith Jones Subject: WHL: DOMINATORS PRESS RELEASE [The following text is in the "ISO-8859-1" character set] [Your display is set for the "US-ASCII" character set] [Some characters may be displayed incorrectly] DOMINATORS LOSE, WIN DES MOINES (AP)~~ The Des Moines Dominators lost only their second game to division rivals the Huskies by a score of 3-2. Rookie sensation Stephane Morin had an assist on each goal that the Dominators scored. Morin is just two points out of the overall scoring race after being chosen in the third round, the Dominators fourth pick, in the entry draft. "I never thought the Stephane would turn out to be such a star so early. I wasn't really looking for centers in the draft but he was still there so I just picked him and didn't really have an idea for where I was going to play him." said a happy GM Jason Kolsrud. The Dominators moved on to there next game with the first change of the year. Guy Hebert got the start in net against the Hitmen. The Dominators pulled of the victory by winning by 5-4. Stephane Morin added another assist to his total as rookie rearguard Bryan McCabe had two assists. Mikael Renberg got into the scoring with a goal and an assist. An even bigger surprise for the Dominators, besides Morin, is the play of Jari Kurri. He added a goal and an assist to put him amung the tops in the overall scoring race. With the win the Dominators are now in first place in the Smythe Division. DOMINATORS NEWS: GM Kolsrud is very pleased with the performance of his team and is very hopeful that they can keep the play up all year long. Kolsrud added that right now he is not looking at making any deals.