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Box Score<\/a> SASKATOON, Sask. \u2014 The Saskatchewan Huskies erased a two-goal deficit before halftime, but two quick second-half goals from the Thompson Rivers WolfPack proved to be the difference in a 4-2 setback Sunday afternoon (Sept. 27) at Griffiths Stadium.<\/p>\n Thompson Rivers struck first midway through the opening half when Kaelin Nguyen found the back of the net in the 17th minute to give the visitors a 1-0 advantage. The WolfPack doubled their lead just after the half-hour mark as Ben Finley scored his first goal of the season, putting Saskatchewan in a two-goal hole.<\/p>\n The Huskies responded in impressive fashion late in the half however.<\/p>\n After generating several promising opportunities, fifth-year forward Tao Hein<\/a> got Saskatchewan on the board in the 41st minute. Hein, who finished with a team-high four shots, popped the ball up and over the TRU goalkeeper before connecting on a header for\u00a0his fifth goal of the campaign.<\/p>\n The momentum continued to swing in the Huskies’ favour as the first half wound down. In the final minute before the break, A.J. Calado<\/a> converted off a feed from Dante Molina<\/a> to level the score at 2-2. The goal was Calado’s first of his Huskie career and capped a spirited Saskatchewan comeback heading into halftime.\u00a0<\/p>\n However, Thompson Rivers answered immediately after the restart.<\/p>\n Just over four minutes into the second half, Aiden Muzio restored the WolfPack lead before Lachlan Will added another less than four minutes later, extending the advantage to 4-2. Those two goals ultimately stood as the game-winners as Saskatchewan was unable to find a response despite pushing for a breakthrough over the final 35 minutes.\u00a0<\/p>\n