Gulls erase two-goal deficit powered by Blake Pietila's hat trick to open preseason with a 5-2 win over Ontario at Toyota Arena. 

Gulls recieve goals from defenseman Chris Wideman and forward Chase De Leo, but fall 3-2 to Ontario in preseason finale at Honda Center in Anaheim. 

Anthony Stolarz's strong show in debut and Kiefer Sherwood's lone goal not enough as Gulls fall 2-1 at Bakersfield in 2019-20 season opener. 

Gulls fall 5-1 to Barracuda at SAP Center as Hunter Drew scores first professional goal. 

Gulls comeback falls short in Stockton despite third period goals from Jack Kopacka and Andrew Poturlaski. Kiefer Sherwood recorded two points (1G/1A) and Kevin Boyle made 27 saves. 

The Gulls are still searching for their first win of the season after dropping their home opener 5-1 to the Stockton Heat. Daniel Sprong scored the lone goal for San Diego. Byron Froese netted two goals to lead the Heat to their fourth victory in five games this season, while Alan Quine and Dillon Dube each earned two assists and Zac Leslie earned a goal and an assist.

Cal Petersen shines with 33 saves and Ontario nets four goals in the third period to run away with a 6-2 win at Pechanga Arena in the first of a home-and-home matchup between the SoCal rivals. 

Antoine Morand's first pro goal and another power-play tally for Chris Wideman not enough as Ontario's Matt Luff scores late in regulation for a 3-2 Reign victory at Toyota Arena. 

Gulls earn first win of the season with 5-4 victory over Colorado to kick off Military Weekend. Blake Pietila recorded his first goal as part of a three-point game (1G/2A) as the Gulls also received goals from Sam Carrick, Daniel Sprong, Alex Dostie, and the game-winning goal from Isac Lundestrom. Goaltender Anthony Stolarz picked up his first win after making 30 saves. 

Alex Dostie, Jack Kopacka, Kiefer Sherwood and Sam Carrick all scored goals and added an assist to lead the Gulls to their third consecutive win with a 5-3 victory over the Bakersfield Condors at Mechanics Bank Arena. 

Gulls win fourth straight as Anthony Stolarz stopped 31-of-32 shots to backstop the Gulls to a 3-1 victory over the San Jose Barracuda at SAP Center. Sam Carrick scored the game-winning goal for the second straight game and Alex Dostie and Blake Pietila each netted goals in the win. 

Sam Carrick scored three goals, the first home hat trick in Gulls history as the Gulls set a club record with nine goals in a 9-3 win over the San Jose Barracuda at Pechanga Arena. Defenseman Chris Wideman posted a career-tying three assists while 13 Gulls skaters tallied points in the contest, including seven with multi-point efforts. Anthony Stolarz stopped 32 shots en route to his fifth straight win, tying a career high.

Chris Wideman recorded three points for the second straight game and Anthony Stolarz set a new career high with his sixth straight victory as the Gulls routed the Ontario Reign 6-2 at Toyota Arena. The Gulls improved to 6-1-0-0 in the month of November, outscoring teams 36-21 over that span.

Anthony Stolarz collected his career-high seventh consecutive victory with 27 saves as the Gulls completed the back-to-back sweep against the Ontario Reign with a 5-1 win on Saturday night at Pechanga Arena. The win marked the fourth straight on home ice as San Diego improved to 7-1-0-0 in the month of November, co-leading the AHL in wins this month.

In a battle between two goaltenders, the Gulls fell to the Ontario Reign 2-1 tonight at Toyota Arena. Despite the setback, San Diego has earned points in eight of its last 10 games (7-2-1-0, 15 pts.). Kevin Boyle made 24 saves on 26 shots while Cal Petersen earned his ninth win for Ontario with 28 saves.

Ontario’s Martin Frk scored the game-winning goal with 82 second left in regulation to seal their first win in seven games and erase a six-game losing streak. Despite seven power-play opportunities in the contest, including three in the first half of the final period, San Diego couldn’t capitalize on the man advantage with the lone goal coming from forward Alex Dostie.

Ontario left wingers Mikey Eyssimont and Lance Bouma gave San Diego two chances on the power play in the first period after they were whistled for slashing and hooking minors. The Gulls were unable to capitalize although they had several chances on the man advantage. Both netminders held strong in net as each Boyle and Petersen stopped two-on-one rushes on the Gulls power play.

After 20 minutes of play, San Diego led 14-6 in shots as five different players recorded multiple shots.

Heading into the second frame, the scoreless tie didn’t last long as Dostie scored one of the more impressive goals of the season at the 1:45 mark of the period. After an extended forecheck in the Reign zone, Hunter Drew intercepted an attempt to clear

The Gulls defeated the Tucson Roadrunners 6-2 tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego as 11 skaters registered points in a big win over one of the top teams in the Western Conference. Gulls captain Sam Carrick netted two goals, Daniel Sprong earned a goal and assist, and Blake Pietila, Alex Dostie and Chase De Leo each netted goals. Max Comtois recorded two assists and Jani Hakanpaa posted a career-tying +4 rating. In net, Anthony Stolarz made 22 saves to improve to 8-5-1.

With the win, San Diego concluded their 12-game November schedule with an 8-3-1-0 record to set a new club record, surpassing the 7-2-0-0 mark in November 2017.

“You can keep saying that there’s some kind of a system adjustment that we made, but when you put a focus on putting pucks on net, good things tend to follow,” said head coach Kevin Dineen. “There were some really nice plays that were made tonight and that’s one way of looking at it. We played really well.”

Just as the trend has been recently, the Gulls got on the scoreboard first when Blake Pietila netted a goal 3:41 into the opening frame. Roadrunners left wing Brayden Burke gained control of the puck along the boards in their defensive zone and passed it to Cam Dineen. The pass was slightly out of his reach and Pietila found the missed puck at the top of the slot.

Pietila wound up and fired a wrist shot past Tucson netminder Adin Hill’s blocker for an early lead. San Diego has now recorded the game&rsquo

The Gulls concluded a three-game homestand with a 4-3 setback to the Grand Rapids Griffins at Pechanga Arena San Diego. Despite the setback, San Diego has earned points in 10 of its last 14 contests (9-4-1-0). The game also marked Gulls head coach Kevin Dineen’s 500th AHL game coached.

Justin Kloos scored the shootout deciding goal, and Kevin Boyle made 41 saves in regulation and overtime and stopped both attempts in a 2-1 shootout win over the Colorado Eagles Budweiser Events Center. The win marked the first for Boyle and San Diego’s fourth straight over the Eagles as they improved to 10-4-1-0 the last 15 games.

The Gulls opened a three-game homestand with a 3-2 shootout loss to the Grand Rapids Griffins tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego. Alex Broadhurst and Daniel Sprong netted goals for San Diego and Anthony Stolarz recorded a season-high 40 saves, but Jimmy Howard stopped all three of San Diego’s attempts in the shootout to secure the victory for Grand Rapids.

The San Jose Barracuda scored four unanswered goals in the third period to shock the Gulls in 4-2 contests tonight at Pechanga Arena San Diego.

The Gulls came out of the holiday break firing on all cylinders, defeating the Ontario Reign 6-1 at Toyota Arena. San Diego has earned points in five of their last seven games (3-2-1-1) in addition to 14 of their last 20 overall (12-6-1-1).

The Gulls completed their 2019 calendar year home schedule tonight, earning a point in 3-2 shootout to the Ontario Reign at Pechanga Arena San Diego. Carl Grundstrom sealed the win for Ontario with the overtime winner 2:53 into the extra session as San Diego earned three of four points in the weekend home-and-home with the Reign.