el paso rhinos

Five-holes, fights and Frodo – Sunday's Rhinos game had it all. Goalie Filip "Frodo" Krasanovsky stopped all 23 Colorado shots in a 4-0 El Paso win.

It took double-overtime against a game Colorado Eagles team, but defenseman Don Alchin wristed home a top shelf strike in 2OT for a second straight Rhinos win.

Goalie Filip Krasanovsky allowed only one goal on 15 shots and the El Paso Rhinos outlasted the Colorado Eagles, opening a three-game series with a 5-1 win.

Chaseton Sare scored twice and the El Paso Rhinos made it a clean sweep with a 3-1 win over the Dallas Snipers Sunday afternoon.

The Rhinos returned to El Paso for their first home game of 2018, rewarding fans with a 13-0 shutout win over the Dallas Snipers.

The El Paso Rhinos have won 34 games this season and they lead the Mid-West Division by a comfortable 16 points over Oklahoma City.

Chaseton Sare notched a hat trick and the El Paso Rhinos swept the Oklahoma City Blazers with a 6-1 win Sunday to stay unbeaten on the season at 27-0-0.

As The Highlander says, "There can be only one." That one is the El Paso Rhinos, at least for another day.

They're the only two undefeated teams left in the league. They've each outscored their opponents by more than 130 goals. And they go head-to-head this weekend.

Take a clean sweep and multiply it by three. The El Paso Rhinos are off to a 9-0 start, downing the San Diego Sabers 9-1 Sunday for their third straight series sweep.