Utah Mammoth’s Winning Streak Continues

The Utah Mammoth have been on a remarkable run, extending their winning streak to three games and a seven-game point streak. This success has placed them in their second-best stretch of the season thus far. The latest win came against the Seattle Kraken with a 6-3 victory on Saturday.

Quick Catchup

Utah Mammoth: 6

Seattle Kraken: 3

The game started off quickly, with the Kraken scoring just one minute and nine seconds into the match. Jordan Eberle found the back of the net with a rebound goal. However, the Mammoth responded swiftly, scoring a short-handed goal within two minutes through Kevin Stenlund.

Momentum was a key factor throughout the game. In the first period, the shots were 11-2 in favor of the Kraken. By the end of the period, the stats were tied at 12-12. The second period saw both teams score twice, but it was the third period where Utah made the decisive moves, scoring three goals in the final five and a half minutes.

Head coach André Tourigny praised the team’s opportunistic play and ability to score crucial goals at key moments.

Tidbits and Takeaways

‘Matin-Nate’

Nate Schmidt had an impressive performance, scoring two goals and adding two assists for his first four-point night since November 2019. It was also the first four-point game for a defenseman in franchise history.

Schmidt, who has a young child, took advantage of the “Next Gen” event, which included a 3 p.m. start time. His performance highlighted his role as a veteran leader and a positive influence on the team.

Coach Tourigny praised Schmidt’s professionalism and dedication, noting that he consistently brings a positive attitude and work ethic to the team.

The Sheriff

Kevin Stenlund scored the first goal of the game, aided by a slick move from Lawson Crouse. Crouse ended the game with a goal and two assists, marking his first three-point game since March 2023. He also led the forwards in shots and hits.

Crouse remained humble, emphasizing the importance of hard work and focus. Coach Tourigny echoed this sentiment, highlighting Crouse’s consistent effort and confidence.

A Happy New Year

Since the start of 2026, the Mammoth have only one regulation loss and have secured 15 out of a possible 18 points. The team is currently enjoying a seven-game home stand, which has helped them climb in the standings.

Despite their success, the players maintain a sense of maturity and focus. They understand that each game starts at 0-0, regardless of previous results. This mindset reflects the organization’s goals and the progress being made.

Goal of the Game

Stenlund from Crouse

We already discussed this goal and the pass that preceded it. Here it is.