661-324-PUCK (7825)
Full & Half Season Memberships
Corporate Flex Club
Flex Packs
STAR WARS PACK
Condors365 Members Page
Groups/Suites
Premium Group Outings
Suites & Party Spaces
Ice Level Lounge Pregame Party Zone
Buy Single Game Tickets
2022-23 Game Night Giveaway Packs
Ownership – Daryl Katz
Hockey Staff
Support Our Marketing Partners
2022-23 Promotional Schedule
Downloadable Schedule
Holty's Blog
Condors.TV
Broadcast Information
Condors App built by PCL
2021-22 Media Guide (PDF)
Raffles & Auctions
Game Time Magazine
Ticket Donations
Big Buddies
Condors Fighting Cancer
Seats for Soldiers
Appearance Requests
Condors Community Foundation
Help Me Grow Kern County Family Fun Pics
Dignity Health Humankindness Nomination
Non-Profit Awareness Series
Wounded Heroes Fund Veteran of the Game
50/50 Winners
Amenities Map
Mechanics Bank Arena
Watch AHLTV
Big brawl, close games, highlight the week
January 30, 2012 /in Features, News & Releases/by condors
CONDORSTOWN, Calif. – The Bakersfield Condors suffered a 0-2-1-0 week, with two one-goal heartbreakers, as they opened up a six-game homestand last week. Bakersfield is 10-29-4-1 on the season with 25 points in the standings.
THIS WEEK (ALL TIMES PACIFIC):
Wednesday, Feb. 1 vs. Stockton (7 p.m.)
Friday, Feb. 3 vs. Colorado (7 p.m.)
Saturday, Feb. 4 vs. Colorado (7 p.m.)
WEEK IN REVIEW (Home team in CAPS):
Alaska 7 vs. CONDORS 6
The Condors and Aces staged a classic offensive showdown, with the Aces escaping with the narrow victory. F Tyler Helfrich and LW Jesse Gimblett both lit the lamp twice for the Condors, who at one point rallied back from a 5-2 deficit in the third period. F Ian McKenzie and F Parker Stanfield also scored for the Condors.
Friday, Jan. 27
Ontario 2 vs. CONDORS 1, OT
The Reign scored twice on the power play, including the game winning goal in overtime, to edge the Condors 2-1 Friday night. F Alex Hudson scored his first professional goal late in the second period to tie the game at 1-1. G Bryan Pitton took the loss for Bakersfield, despite making 35 saves on the evening.
Saturday, Jan. 28
Ontario 5 vs. CONDORS 1
F Parker Stanfield scored the Condors lone goal, but perhaps the most memorable part of Saturday's game was the line brawl that erupted with just over a minute left in the contest. Sparked by a devastating body check by F Ian McKenzie, the Reign and Condors dueled to the tune of 278 penalty minutes, which included 15 game misconducts and a goalie fight between Bryan Pitton and Jean-Francois Berube.
PLAYER AND TEAM NOTES:
Several Condors records were set on Saturday night, including most combined penalty minutes (278), most combined PIM in a period (262) and most opponent PIM (131).
Saturday's game was exactly one year after the previous most penalized game in Condors history, Jan. 28, 2010 in Alaska, which led to 254 combined PIM and several suspensions.
D Tyson Gimblett was suspended for one game as a result of Friday's melee. He was assessed an instigator penalty, which, when it comes in the final five minutes of regulation automatically carries a one-game suspension. He will miss Wednesday's game against Stockton.
After one goal in his first 15 games, rookie F Parker Stanfield had two goals in three games last week.
F Alex Hudson became the ninth player to score his first professional goal for the Condors this season.
G Bryan Pitton has started four straight games in net, and seven of the last eight.
The Condors are 0-2 when scoring 6 goals this season.
Ontario and Bakersfield have concluded their 10 games season series already, still with two months left in the season.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE: (subject to change.)
All practices are at Rabobank Arena unless otherwise indicated
Tuesday, Jan. 31 – 10 a.m. practice
12:30 p.m. Media Roundtable**
Wednesday, Feb. 1 – 10 a.m. practice
7 p.m. vs. Stockton Thunder
Thursday, Feb. 2 – 11 a.m. practice
6 – 7 p.m. "Condors Insider" (FSR 970AM)
Friday, Feb. 3 – 10 a.m. practice
7 p.m. vs. Colorado Eagles
Saturday, Feb. 4 – 10 a.m. practice
Sunday, Feb. 5 – OFF
**-contact Condors Media Relations dept. for information
Student IDs, Valentines & Space Jerseys next week
The Condors homestand continues next week with three games at Rabobank Arena. Wednesday they host the Stockton Thunder for High School/College ID Night. Present your valid student ID at the box office and purchase a $1 lower level ticket.
Friday Colorado comes to town for a two-game weekend series, and the first 2,000 kids 12 and under will get a set of Condors Valentines, sponsored by My 45, KERI 1410AM and Farmers Insurance. The Valentines feature Condors players and hockey-related sayings like "PUCK-er up" or "Don't leave me shorthanded"!
Saturday the team will wear space jerseys for a Jersey Off Our Backs Night, sponsored by Bright House Networks, La Campesina 92.5, and Bud Light. Five of the jerseys will be given away for free and the rest will be auctioned off to benefit the Asthma and COPD Education Center.
CONDORS LEAGUE LEADERS:
23.77 PIM/Game – 1st
56 major penalties – 2nd
9 shorthanded goals – t-1st
Individual league leaders
RW Scott Freeman – 4 shorthanded goals (2nd)
RW Scott Freeman – 5 shorthanded points (t-1st)
LW Hans Benson – 13 major penalties (t-3rd)
RW Scott Free man – 30 points (t-5th, rookies)
RW Scott Freeman – 15 goals (t-2nd, rookies)
F Robby Dee – 14 goals (t-4th, rookies)
RW Scott Freeman – 4 game winning goals (t-1st, rookies)
RW Scott Freeman – 4 shorthanded goals (1st, rookies)
F Robby Dee – 3 shorthanded goals (t-2nd, rookies)
F Tyler Helfrich – 18 assists (t-4th, rookies)
D Tyson Gimblett – 115 PIM (1st, rookies)
D Tyson Gimblett – 9 major penalties (t-2nd, rookies; t-2nd, defensemen)
CONDORS LEADERS:
Points: RW Scott Freeman, 30
Goals: RW Scott Freeman, 15
Assists: F Tyler Helfrich, 18
PIM: LW Hans Benson, 123
+/-: D Josh Van Dyk, +7
GAA: G Matt Keetley, 2.91
Save %: G Matt Keetley, .911
Wins: G Matt Keetley, 6
GET TICKETS:
Pick-4 Plans are perfect for Condors fans on the go – enjoy the benefits of being a season ticket holder, and pick the four games that you can make it out to! Plans start at just $32. For more information or to reserve your tickets call 324-PUCK (7825) today.
Individual tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster and the Rabobank Arena box office by calling 1-800-745-3000. The box office is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. And 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, with extended hours on game days. For more information on ticket packages, exciting promotions, and to sign up for the Kids Club for just $10, visit the online home of the Condors, www.bakersfieldcondors.com.
Follow the Condors all season long, for team news, player moves, promotions, and more on Twitter (@Condors) and Facebook (facebook.com/BakersfieldCondors). Be the first to know!
https://www.bakersfieldcondors.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/2012-01-30-weekly.jpg 300 625 condors /wp-content/uploads/2022/08/WebSite-Top-Bar-1.png condors2012-01-30 16:18:052012-01-30 16:18:05Big brawl, close games, highlight the week
GAME RECAP: Gulls 5, Condors 3January 25, 2023 - 9:33 pm
GAME PREVIEW: Condors @ San Diego, 7 p.m.January 25, 2023 - 6:39 am
Star Wars Night Saturday!January 24, 2023 - 10:16 am
GAME RECAP: Condors 3, Roadrunners 2January 21, 2023 - 8:37 pm
GAME PREVIEW: Condors @ Tucson, 6 p.m.January 21, 2023 - 7:46 am
© 2021 Bakersfield Condors. Privacy Policy
Schedule[calendar]
Broadcast InformationOn this page: Radio Broadcast | iheartradio | Streaming Audio | Television Broadcast | Internet Broadcast Radio Broadcasts The Condors broadcast partner for the 2010-11 season is Fox Sports Radio 970, who will air 55 regular season Condors games over terrestrial radio throughout the year over Fox Sports 970 AM, including 46 in its entirety. In addition, the 2010-11 ECHL All-Star Game will also be carried live. The only on-air conflicts for Condors games come from when the Los Angeles Lakers are in action, as Fox Sports 970 is also home to the reigning NBA Champions. All games, home and away, will be carried live on the Fox Sports Radio website – www.foxsports970am.com – and through iheartradio (more information below). iheartradio Listen on your phone! Fox Sports 970 will also broadcast each and every game, live, through an innovative smart phone application called iheartradio. The iheartradio app, downloadable on many mobile devices (including Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Sonos and Chumby), allows fans to tune into games wherever they are, even outside the immediate Bakersfield radio market. For more information on the iheartradio application, downloading instructions or compatible devices, log on to www.foxsports970am.com. Streaming Audio All Condors games, in their entirety, will…
Mechanics Bank ArenaArena Information The home nest of the Condors is Bakersfield's own Rabobank Arena. At capacity, this state-of-the-art arena can accomodate 8,700 of the best hockey fans on the West Coast. Click here to see the view from your seats » Directions Rabobank Arena Theater & Convention Center 1001 Truxtun Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93301 Take Highway 99 to the California Ave exit Travel 3 miles east on California Left Turn on 'N' Street and park Parking lots for Rabobank Arena and Convention Center are located south of the facilities on 'N' Street. The parking fee for most events is $5.00 vehicles, $10 Limos, $15 Busses. MapQuest Directions
Condors on ESPN "Dan Le Batard Is Highly Questionable" Condors in the Community: Space jerseys for charity Jersey Off Our Backs night...