Bryce Kindopp recorded a hat trick in the third period as the San Diego Gulls thrashed the rival Ontario Reign 6-2 in the team's lone exhibition game of the 2022 preseason.

The San Diego Gulls defeated the Grand Rapids Griffins 6-2 at Van Andel Arena in their first game of the 2022-23 American Hockey League season. The offensive explosion caps off a solid team effort showcasing the potential San Diego has this season.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Grand Rapids Griffins 8-5 in a wild matchup at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids. The loss gave the Gulls a split of their season-opening weekend series.

The San Diego Gulls defeated the Colorado Eagles 4-3 in a hard-fought battle at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

The San Diego Gulls fell 7-3 to the Abbotsford Canucks at the Abbotsford Centre.

The San Diego Gulls came from behind to defeat the Abbotsford Canucks, 3-2, in a shootout to split the series at the Abbotsford Centre. Danny O'Regan finished the night with two assists and the game winning shootout goal.

The San Diego Gulls battled hard in front of their goalie but lose 3-2 against the Bakersfield Condors at Mechanics Bank Arena. 

The San Diego Gulls fall to the Milwaukee Admirals 3-1 at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

San Diego Gulls' offense exploded for a 7-0 victory over the Henderson Silver Knights at Dollar Loan Arena. The Gulls were led to victory by Rocco Grimaldi, who finished the night with four points, and Lukas Dostal, who notched his first shutout of the season. 

The San Diego Gulls lose a goaltending battle 2-0 to the Bakersfield Condors at Pechanga Arena San Diego on Military Appreciation Night brought to you by Indian Motorcycle of San Diego.

This Veterans Day celebration paid tribute to San Diego’s military members and their families and raised awareness and funds for the Armed Services YMCA.  

The Gulls donated over 1,500 tickets to the game to local veterans, service members and other military support organizations. San Diego wore specialty camouflage uniforms throughout the game to commemorate the event.

The Gulls defeat the Reign, 4-1 in their Sunday afternoon matchup. They were led to victory a three-point night from Benoit-Olivier Groulx and another strong performance from goaltender, Lukas Dostal. 

The San Diego Gulls lost in head coach Roy Sommer’s return to San Jose, falling to the Barracuda 3-0 in the team’s first game at Tech CU Arena. 

The Gulls failed to capitalize on the momentum of the Sommer’s return to the Bay Area, where he spent 24 years with the San Jose organization and became the American Hockey League’s all-time winningest coach.

The San Diego Gulls fall to the Grand Rapids Griffins, 6-5, coming just short of completing a comeback at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

The Gulls offense exploded tonight in a 6-1 win against the Griffins, led by a hat trick from Glenn Gawdin.

Despite a late goal, the Gulls failed to find the tying goal against the Roadrunners, falling 3-1 in the pre-Thanksgiving day matchup.

The San Diego Gulls couldn't handle the heat of the Firebirds in their inaugural meeting. The Firebirds left Pechanga Arena with a 4-1 win despite continued stellar play from Gulls goaltender Lukas Dostal.

Despite a two-goal performance from Rocco Grimaldi, the San Diego Gulls saw their nine-game standings points streak against the Henderson Silver Knights end in a 5-2 loss at The Dollar Loan Center.

Lukas Dostal had a truly standout performance with 49 saves in the Gulls 3-1 loss to the Colorado Eagles.

Despite scoring first, the Gulls lost 7-3 to the Calgary in the first of a four-game stretch against the Wranglers. Rocco Grimaldi stayed hot, tallying his third goal in three games. 

The Gulls lost 6-0 to the Calgary Wranglers after Dustin Wolf posted a shutout. The Wranglers offense was led by Matthew Phillips and Clark Bishop.

The Gulls lose 3-0 in their first trip to Calgary. Solid performances in the second and third periods weren't enough to overcome the first. 

The Gulls couldn't overcome the Wranglers, falling 5-2, but they were able to break their goalless drought with goals from Bryce Kindopp and Bo Groulx.

Despite going down 4-1 early, the Gulls pushed back and came within one on two separate occasions. Nikolas Brouillard led the way with a stellar four-point night. 

Despite getting out to the second fastest start in Gulls history, they couldn't overcome the offensive fire power of the Firebirds, falling 8-1 after Coachella Valley had a four-goal second period.

Tucson took an early lead following a six-goal first period, but the Gulls showed strong pushback in the second, coming within two goals. In the third, the Gulls couldn’t keep it up and Tucson leaves with a 9-4 win.

Despite outshooting the Tucson Roadrunners in the first, the Gulls couldn't maintain the pace and fell 6-2 to the Tucson Roadrunners in their second to last game prior to Christmas.

The Gulls break their losing streak with a 6-2 victory against the Tucson Roadrunners. Pavol Regenda, Brayden Tracey, Jacob Perreault, Rocco Grimaldi, and Hunter Drew all had multi-point nights to help earn the win.

The Gulls won their last home game in 2022, 5-4, surviving a late comeback push from the Silver Knights.

In the final game of 2022, the Gulls fall 4-1 to the Henderson Silver Knights despite tallying their first shorthanded goal of the season.

In the first game of the new year, the Gulls win 3-0 over the Silver Knights following the return of Lukas Dostal from the Anaheim Ducks.

The Gulls had a dominant performance in Milwaukee, winning 5-0 with Lukas Dostal posting his second straight shutout. 

The San Diego Gulls lost their second of two in Milwaukee this weekend, falling 5-1. Glenn Gawdin tallied the only goal of the game for San Diego on the power play.

Despite ending the first period down by two, the Gulls came back to earn a 5-2 victory over the San Jose Barracuda in their first home game of 2023.

Ontario Reign took the 3-1 win despite another stellar performance in net from Lukas Dostal and a shorthanded goal from Michael Del Zotto.

The San Diego Gulls lost 5-2 in the second half of a home-and-home against the Ontario Reign. San Diego outshot the Reign in the first period, but left it down by two. A lackluster second period earned the Reign two more goals. Despite a strong third period where the Gulls outshot the Reign 17 to 7, they couldn't complete the comeback.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Bakersfield Condors 5-1 tonight at Mechanics Bank Arena, dropping the second of a four-game California road trip and suffering a third consecutive loss.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the San Jose Barracuda 6-0 tonight at Tech CU Arena. The loss, San Diego’s fifth shutout defeat of the season, pushed the team’s losing streak to four games.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Coachella Valley Firebirds in their first visit to Acrisure Arena, dropping a 4-2 decision this afternoon in Palm Desert.

Tye Kartye (1-1=2) and Jimmy Schuldt (0-2=2) led the way with multi-point efforts for the Firebirds, who turned a one-goal deficit after two periods into their fifth consecutive win. 

Pavol Regenda and Glenn Gawdin scored for the Gulls, who saw their losing streak reach five games.

The San Diego Gulls continued their recent stretch of strong play at Pechanga Arena San Diego, grounding the rival Bakersfield Condors 5-3 tonight on home ice. The win snaps a five-game losing skid for the Gulls, who pulled within seven points of Bakersfield in the ever-tightening Pacific Division race.

Rocco Grimaldi led the charge, tying a season high with 2-2=4 points. Michael Del Zotto recorded 1-2=3 points while Benoit-Olivier Groulx (1-1=2), Glenn Gawdin (1-1=2) and David Cotton (0-2=2) also finished with multi-point performances. Lukas Dostal earned the win, stopping 30 of 33 shots.

A multi-goal comeback by the Bakersfield Condors grounded the San Diego Gulls as they dropped a 4-3 decision to their Pacific Division rivals tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

David Cotton, Benoit-Olivier Groulx and Bryce Kindopp scored for San Diego, who fell nine points back of their division foes. Lukas Dostal suffered the loss, stopping 17-of-21 shots.

San Diego wasn’t feeling groovy in the team’s first-ever Disco Night, falling 7-2 to their rival Ontario Reign at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Both Lias Andersson and Tyler Madden scored twice for Ontario, who continue to hold the fifth seed in the Pacific Division standings. Jacob Moverare (1-1=2) and T.J. Tynan (0-2=2) posted multi-point nights while Cal Petersen stopped 31 shots for the win.

Rocco Grimaldi and Bryce Kindopp scored for the Gulls, who dropped a second consecutive game. Goaltender Olle Eriksson Ek allowed five goals on 18 shots in 31:02. Lukas Dostal came on in relief, making 17 saves on 19 shots.

The San Diego Gulls dropped the final matchup of four-game homestand tonight, losing to the Abbotsford Canucks 6-1 tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

The Canucks received multi-point performances from Kyle Rau, Tristen Nielsen and Phil Di Giuseppe to snap a five-game losing skid. Goaltender Arturs Silvos stopped 21 shots, collecting his 17th win of the season.

Rocco Grimaldi scored his team-leading 18th goal – a power-play tally – in the loss. Benoit-Olivier Groulx extended his season-high point streak to a fourth game, while Michael Del Zotto collected an assist to remain among the league’s highest scoring defenseman since joining the Gulls. Lukas Dostal stopped 22 shots in the loss.

The San Diego Gulls suffered a heartbreaking loss as the Coachella Valley Firebirds scored late in regulation to grab a 2-1 win tonight at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert.

Carsen Twarynski scored the game-winning goal – his first of the season – with just 1:23 remaining to give Coachella its fifth straight victory on home ice.

The San Diego Gulls enter the American Hockey League’s All-Star Classic on a loss, falling 4-0 to the Coachella Valley Firebirds tonight at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert.

Max McCormick (2-1=3) and Jesper Froden (1-2=3) each recorded three-point games to help the Firebirds maintain their spot among the league’s best teams. Christopher Gibson stopped 21 shots for his second shutout of the season.

The Gulls defeated the Coachella Valley Firebirds, 2-1, in overtime on their Pink In The Rink Night. Rocco Grimaldi scored the game-winning goal, while Lukas Dostal made 35 saves in the victory.

The Gulls fell to the Bakersfield Condors, 6-1. Dmitry Osipov started the scoring early for San Diego, but Bakersfield responded with six unanswered goals.

The San Diego Gulls spread plenty of love to their fans on Valentine’s Day, taking down the Tucson Roadrunners 5-1 at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Rocco Grimaildi led the offense with two goals while Drew Helleson and Glenn Gawdin recorded 1-1=2 points in the win. Pavol Regenda (EN) also scored to support Gage Alexander, who made 29 saves to lead the Gulls to victory in his American Hockey League debut.

The Gulls fell to the Ontario Reign 4-3 in overtime. Rocco Grimaldi led the offense for San Diego by recording his third career AHL hat trick.

The San Diego Gulls home point streak ended in 8-4 loss to the Bakersfield Condors tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Both Ty Tulio and Raphael Lavoie posted hat tricks to lead the Condors to their fourth win in their last five games. Tulio added an assist, finishing the first four-point game of his professional career. Seth Griffith (0-3=3), Xavier Bourgault (0-2=2), Noah Philp (0-2=2) and Justin Bailey (1-1=2) finished with multi-point performances to back Olivier Rodrigue, who stopped 18 for his 10th win of the season.

Michael Del Zotto and Pavol Regenda led the Gulls with two assists while Chase De Leo, Bryce Kindopp, Jacob Perreault and Rocco Grimaldi scored for San Diego. Olle Eriksson Ek suffered the loss, stopping 31 of 39 shots.

The San Diego Gulls dropped a 3-1 decision to the Bakersfield Condors tonight at Mechanics Bank Arena, extending their losing streak to a third game.

Yanni Kaldis led Bakersfield with 1-1=2 points as the Condors won seven of the eight head-to-head matchups against the Gulls in the regular-season series. Raphael Lavoie and Noah Philp added power-play goals for the Condors, supporting Calvin Pickard’s 21-save performance.

Chase De Leo continued his strong play, scoring San Diego’s lone goal in the loss. Goaltender Gage Alexander suffered the first regulation loss of his American Hockey League career, stopping 25-of-28 shots.

San Diego fell to the Coachella Valley Firebirds 5-2 tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

The combination of Cameron Hughes (1-3=4), John Hayden (1-1=2) and Tye Kartye (1-1=2) highlighted a strong performance for the Firebirds, who scored 11 goals in their last two games. Goaltender Christopher Gibson stopped 26-of-28 shots to collect the win.

Rocco Grimaldi continued his strong play, collecting 1-1=2 points for another multi-point game. Pavol Regenda tallied his 10th goal of the season while Chase De Leo stretched his point streak to a fifth game with an assist. Gage Alexander allowed four goals on 20 shots in 28:07, while Olle Eriksson Ek made 10 saves in relief.

The San Diego Gulls earned an impressive 2-1 overtime win over their rival Ontario Reign at Toyota Arena.

Rocco Grimaldi tallied two points – including the game-winner – as San Diego snapped a four-game winless streak. Drew Helleson also found the back of the net for San Diego, who helped Olle Eriksson Ek grab a win after a 21-save performance.

Samuel Fagemo scored for the Reign, who suffered just their second loss in their last six games.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Henderson Silver Knights 6-5 tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Chase De Leo scored twice while Josiah Slavin and Brayden Tracey each recorded multi-point efforts in the loss. Olle Eriksson Ek stopped 22-of-27 shots.

Brendan Brisson collected 1-2=3 points while Gemel Smith scored twice for Henderson, who extended their win streak to a fourth game.

There’s something about overtime that brings out the best in the San Diego Gulls.

The team’s success after regulation continued tonight in Tucson with a 3-2 overtime win over the Roadrunners at Tucson Convention Center.

Josiah Slavin scored the game-winning tally, part of a 1-1=2 point performance. It marks the second consecutive multi-point contest for the center. Chase De Leo (1-1=2) and Michael Del Zotto (0-2=2) added multi-point games for the Gulls, who received 29 saves from goaltender Gage Alexander in the win.

Michael Carcone and Cameron Hebig tallied goals for Tucson, who dropped back-to-back contests and could see their hold on the Pacific Division’s seventh and final playoff spot drop to three points with a San Jose Barracuda win tonight.

Chase Priskie certainly made his first impression count.

The defenseman scored twice in his San Diego Gulls debut – including the game-winning overtime tally – to lead the Gulls past the Tucson Roadrunners 2-1 tonight at Tucson Convention Center Arena. The win gives San Diego a sweep of the weekend series and gives them three straight overtime road victories.

Newcomer Dylan Sikura finished with two assists while Chase De Leo extended his point streak to nine games. Gage Alexander stopped a career-high 39 shots to earn his third win of the season.

Gage Alexander turned aside all 26 shots he faced – including a dramatic, highlight-reel stop in the first frame – to lead his team to a 2-0 win over the Henderson Silver Knights tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

At 20 years, eight months and eight days, Alexander became the youngest goaltender in the team’s American Hockey League history to record a shutout, surpassing Lukas Dostal (21 years, eight months and four days). It marks the first professional shutout for the Okotoks, Alberta native, who has a a .969 save percentage and 0.97 goals against average over his last three games.

The Gulls extended their win streak to a season-high four games with a 4-2 win over the Henderson Silver Knights on the team’s St. Patrick’s Day game tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego. Chase De Leo and Nikolas Brouillard led the charge with 0-2=2 points and Gage Alexander turned in another stellar performance, stopping 35-of-37 shots.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Iowa Wild 6-2 tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego, snapping the team’s four-game win streak.

Marco Rossi recorded a natural hat trick in the win, while Nic Petan (1-2=3) and Mike O’Leary (1-1=2) posted multi-point efforts. The offense supported goaltender Jesper Wallstedt, who stopped 34-of-36 shots to collect his 16th win of the season.

Michael Del Zotto and Brent Gates Jr. found the back of the net for the Gulls.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Coachella Valley Firebirds 8-4 in today’s matinee matchup at Acrisure Arena.

Former Gull Brogan Rafferty recorded 2-1=3 points – including his first multi-goal game of the season – and highlighted the offense for the Firebirds, who received multi-point performances from eight players to extend their win streak to four games. They’ve posted 20 goals over that stretch and now sit two points back of the Calgary Wranglers for first in the Pacific Division and Western Conference.

Dylan Sikura scored twice, hitting 200 career American Hockey League points, as the team dropped the second game of a weekend back-to-back series. Chase De Leo added 2-1=3 points while Nikolas Brouillard and Chase Priskie recorded two assists. Jacob Slavin scored his seventh goal of the season.

The San Diego Gulls dropped a 4-3 shootout loss to the Iowa Wild tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Justin Kirkland (2-1=3) highlighted a strong Gulls offensive attack, one which posted three-or-more goals for the fifth time in its last eight games. Drew Helleson (0-2=2) collected the first multi-point game of his American Hockey League career while Brayden Tracey chipped in 1-1=2 points to help the Gulls grab a point.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Calgary Wranglers 6-0 tonight at Scotiabank Saddledome. The setback extends the team’s current losing streak to four games.

Three-point performances from Connor Zary (2-1=3) and Dryden Hunt (0-3=3) highlighted a strong showing for the Wranglers, who also received multi-point performances from Jeremie Poirer, Matthew Phillips and Emilio Pettersen. Dustin Wolf stopped 30 shots, collecting his third shutout against the Gulls this season.

Gage Alexander made 31 saves on 37 shots in the loss.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Calgary Wranglers 3-2 tonight at Scotiabank Saddledome, extending their losing skid to a fifth game.

Matthew Phillips scored twice in the first period, finishing the game leading the American Hockey League with 32 goals. Clark Bishop added a shorthanded tally and Dustin Wolf made 28 saves as Calgary continues to sit atop the league standings.

Chase De Leo and Benoit-Olivier Groulx each posted 1-1=2 points for the Gulls, who remain winless against Calgary this season. Dylan Sikura collected an assist, and Olle Eriksson Ek stopped 34 shots in the loss.

The San Diego Gulls fell 6-5 to the Tucson Roadrunners tonight in overtime at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Steven Kampfer scored the game-winning overtime goal in the third period, pulling the Roadrunners into a tie with the Bakersfield Condors for sixth place in the Pacific Division. Michael Carcone, Adam Cracknell and Jan Jenik also recorded 1-2=3 points for Tucson.

Glenn Gawdin led the San Diego offense, recording 1-2=3 points in the loss. Chase Priskie and Jacob Perreault recorded multi-point games for the Gulls, while Dylan Sikura, Pavol Regenda and Benoit-Olivier Groulx found the back of the net for San Diego, who saw its losing streak reach six games.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Iowa Wild 5-1 today at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.

Nic Petan led the charge for the Wild, recording a season-high 2-2=4 points to extend Iowa’s point streak to a fifth game. Marco Rossi collected three assists while Joe Hicketts and Nick Swaney chipped in 1-1=2 points. Steven Fogarty posted a multi-assist game as well, as the offense supported a 17-save effort from Wild netminder Jesper Wallstedt.

Glenn Gawdin scored a power-play goal – his fifth of the season – as San Diego’s losing streak hit seven games. Gage Alexander stopped 17 of 22 shots in 44:47 before being replaced by Calle Clang in the third period.

The San Diego Gulls snapped their losing streak, defeating the Iowa Wild 4-2 today at Wells Fargo Arena.

Benoit-Olivier Groulx (2-0=2), Glenn Gawdin (1-1=2) and Michael Del Zotto (0-2=2) collected multi-point performances to lead the offense. Chase De Leo added a shorthanded goal to support rookie netminder Calle Clang, who stopped 20 shots to record his first American Hockey League win.

Ryan O’Rourke and Simon Johansson scored for the Wild, who saw their point streak snapped at four games. Goaltender Zane McIntyre stopped ten shots in the loss.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the San Jose Barracuda 6-3 tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Ozzy Wiesblatt recorded a hat trick and Danil Guschin posted two goals for San Jose, who took three of four regular-season meetings against the Gulls. Shakir Mukhamadullin (0-4=4) and Artemi Kniazev (1-1=2) also chipped in multi-point performances as San Jose moved within three points of the Tucson Roadrunners for the seventh and final playoff position in the Pacific Division.

Dylan Sikura led the San Diego attack, recording a team-high 0-3=3 points. Benoit-Olivier Groulx (1-1=2) and Chase Priskie (2-0=2) also collected multi-point games while Chase De Leo recorded his 300th career American Hockey League point in the loss.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Calgary Wranglers 4-2 in the team’s penultimate home game at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Matthew Phillips – the American Hockey League’s leading goal scorer - tallied the game-winning goal with 3:37 remaining in regulation as Calgary pushed its league-best point streak to a 13th game. Ben Jones posted 1-1=2 points and Dustin Wolf stopped 23 shots for Calgary, who sits atop the league standings with 102 points.

Glenn Gawdin and Dylan Sikura scored in the loss for the Gulls. Calle Clang, making his first start on home ice, stopped 30 shots to suffer his first loss of the season.

Despite a strong effort in their final home game of the regular season, the San Diego Gulls fell 3-2 to the Calgary Wranglers tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

Matthew Phillips scored the game-winning goal – repeating his clutch performance from the previous night’s contest – as Calgary ran its point streak to 13 games (12-0-0-1). Oscar Dansk stopped 21 shots to collect his third win in his last four games.

Connor Hvidston collected his first American Hockey League goal and Benoit-Olivier Groulx scored shorthanded for the Gulls, who saw their losing streak hit three. Michael Del Zotto and Justin Kirkland earned assists, while Gage Alexander stopped 28 shots.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Colorado Eagles 4-1 tonight at Budweiser Events Center in the team’s penultimate game of the 2022-23 regular season.

Spencer Smallman and Charles Hudon eached recorded 1-1=2 points for the Eagles, who received 26 saves from goaltender Jonas Johansson in the win. The victory keeps them ahead of the Abbotsford Canucks as the teams battle for third place in the Pacific Division.

Bryce Kindopp scored the lone goal for the Gulls, who saw their losing streak reach a fourth game. Calle Clang turned in a solid performance, stopping 29 of 23 shots.

The San Diego Gulls fell to the Colorado Eagles 3-1 in the team’s final game of the 2022-23 regular season tonight at Budweiser Events Center in Loveland, CO.

Mitchell Vande Sompel led the Colorado attack with two assists. The three goals supported Justus Annunen, who turned aside 27-of-28 shots to help the Eagles clinch third place in the Pacific Division and a First Round matchup with the Ontario Reign.

Jacob Perreault scored the lone goal for the Gulls, who received 21 saves from Calle Clang in the loss.

The night marked the final game behind the bench for San Diego head coach Roy Sommer, who earlier today announced his retirement following tonight’s season finale. It concludes 27 consecutive years behind the bench with the Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharks organizations. Sommer finishes leading the American Hockey League in wins (828) and games coached (1,814).