MOUNTLAKE TERRACE -- Jordan Nelson scored for Tri-City in the second period and Brett Nusbaum scored on a power play in the 17th minute of the third, but it wasn't enough as the Titans fell to Seattle in a NorPac matchup.
Tri-City 0 1 1 -- 2
Seattle 2 1 0 -- 3
First--1, Gerry Holland (Jake Rademacher, Chris Beede) 18:30; 2, S, Rademacher (Beede, Holland) 19:18. Second--3, TC, Jordan Nelson (Shawn McElroy) 3:33; 4, S, Holland (Beede, Tanner Hawes) 14:13 (pp). Third--5, TC, Brett Nussbaum (Andrew Overman, Ricky Doubrava) 17:57 (pp). Shots--TC 24, Sea 33. Power plays--TC 1 of 9, Sea 1 of 3. Goalies--TC, Kevin Bauder (33-30); Sea, Miles Klingenberg (24-22).
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