The Wisconsin Woodsmen are back in action this weekend, welcoming the Wausau Cyclones to the Tomah Ice Center for a pair of NA3HL contests. The two teams will drop the puck at 7:15 p.m. on Friday, with a 7:15 p.m. rematch the following evening.
WISCONSIN WOODSMEN
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- 2026-27 Record: 9-4-1-0 Overall (2nd, 19 Pts)
WAUSAU CYCLONES
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- 2026-27 Record: 8-7-1-0 Overall (4th, 17 Pts)
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WOODSMEN-CYCLONES * LAST MEETING:
- Oct. 6, 2026: Cyclones 8, Woodsmen 2
- Series history: Cyclones lead series 24-3-0-0
WOODSMEN * LAST ACTION:
- Oct. 30, 2026: Woodsmen 6, Forge 2
CYCLONES * LAST ACTION:
- Oct. 30, 2026: Grizzlies 5, Cyclones 4
WOODSMEN SCOUTING REPORT:
- FOR THE RECORD: The Woodsmen head into their weekend series against the Wausau Cyclones sporting a 9-4-1-0 record, leaving them sitting second in the NA3HL Central Division standings, just four points back of the league-leading West Bend Power. … Wisconsin finished with 19-24-2-2 record in 2025-26, good for 42 points and a fifth-place showing in the NA3HL Central Division standings.
- LAST TIME OUT: Wisconsin improved to 3-0 all-time against the Fox Cities Forge, getting a pair of goals from Parker Holloway in a 6-2 victory last Friday at the Tomah Ice Center.
- HOME SWEET HOME: This weekend’s games against the Wausau Cyclones are the fourth and fifth of seven straight home games for the Woodsmen, who are 5-3-0-0 on their home sheet — with two victories over the St. Louis Jr. Blues, two vs. the Fox Cities Forge, and a 4-3 shootout win over the Rochester Grizzles. … Wisconsin collected 10 of its 19 wins last season on its home ice, going 10-11-0-2 at the Tomah Ice Center, while owning a 9-13-2-0 mark on the road.
- WHITE-KNUCKLE RIDE: The Woodsmen’s 4-3 shootout win over the Rochester Grizzlies on Oct. 16 marked the 19th time since the start of the 2025-26 season that Wisconsin has been involved in a game decided by one goal. … Wisconsin has now played 38 games over the last three seasons that have been decided by one goal — including 22 that have gone into overtime and seven decided in a shootout. … After dropping both of its shootouts last season — falling to the Minnesota Moose on Nov. 15 and to the St. Louis Jr. Blues on Feb. 7 — Wisconsin is 1-0 in shootouts this season, thanks to their shootout win over the Rochester Grizzlies on Oct.16.
- STREAK SNAPPER: The Woodsmen’s 8-0 loss to the West Bend Power on Oct. 25 snapped their season-high four-game winning streak.
- PUTTING UP GOOSE EGGS: Four of the Woodsmen’s nine wins this season have come via shutout. Wisconsin has blanked The St. Louis Jr. Blues twice — winning 2-0 and 1-0 — and posting back-to-back shutouts in 5-0 and 4-0 wins over the Fox Cities Forge on Oct. 9-10.
- TURNING UP THE HEAT: With their 7-3 win over the Peoria Mustangs on Sept. 12 and their 6-2 triumph against the Fox Cities Forge on Oct. 30, the Woodsmen have now scored six or more goals in a game 13 times since the start of last season, and have netted 6+ goals in a game 23 times over the last three seasons.
- LIGHTING THE LAMP: Parker Holloway heads into this weekend’s games against the Cyclones leading the team with 11 goals. Holloway is the only Woodsmen to have reached double figures in goals through 14 games. Jackson Haupt is second on the team with nine goals, followed by Ozbej Muzan with six and Andrei Khomenko with five. Cameron Hovden has found the back of net four times, with Ty Paulios and Myles Bible each chipping in three.
- LENDING A HELPING HAND: Bryce Bechen has collected a team-best 12 assists, one more than both Holloway and Khomenko. The trio are the only Woodsmen with double-digit assist totals, with Haupt, Hovden, and Paulios all sitting with seven helpers.
- POINT PRODUCERS: Fourteen games into the season, and the Woodsen already boast seven players with 10 or more points, led by Holloway with 22 (11 G, 11 A). Haupt (9 G, 7 A) and Khomenko (5 G, 11 A) are second on the squad with 16 points, while Bechen (1 G, 12 A, 13 Pts), Hovden (4 G, 7 A, 11 Pts), Muzan (6 G, 4 A, 10 Pts), and Paulios (3 G, 7 A, 10 Pts) have also recorded 10+ points. … Wisconsin boasted four players who accumulated 30 or more points last season, led by Paulios with 46 (21 G, 25 A, 46 Pts).
- BETWEEN THE PIPES: The Woodsmen have used three different goalies through their first 11 games, with Dominic Seligman, Nicholas Roy, and Nicklas Timm all seeing time between the pipes. … Timm — who posted shutouts in each of his first two starts as a Woodsmen — leads the trio, appearing in six games (357:00) and posting a 2.52 goals-against-average and .902 save percentage. Seligman has appeared in four games (201:00), compiling a 2.09 GAA and .892 save %, while Foy (4.04 GAA, .884 save %) has appeared in six games (297:00). … Foy leads the team with 153 saves, followed by Timm with 138 saves and Seligman with 58.
- RECORD-SETTER: Foy was a part of a pair of franchise records in his first start as a Woodsmen on Sept. 11 against the Peoria Mustangs. The 68 shots he faced were the most in franchise history, while his 62 saves were also the most in Woodsmen history.
- DEBUT TO REMEMBER: Timm made the most of his first start between the pipes for the Woodsmen, stopping all 11 shots he faced in recording the shutout in Wisconsin’s 2-0 win over the St. Louis Jr. Blues on Sept. 18. And then followed that up with shutout No. 2 against the Jr. Blues with a 28-save shutout effort eight days later.
- THROWING UP ZEROS: All three Woodsmen goalies have recorded at least one shutout this season. Timm owns a pair of shutouts, while Seligman and Foy each have one.
CYCLONES SCOUTING REPORT
- FOR THE RECORD: The Cyclones head to the Tomah Ice Center this weekend boasting an 8-7-1-0 overall record, leaving them fourth in the NA3HL Central Division standings with 17 points.
- LAST TIME OUT: Wausau came up just short in its only game last weekend, falling to the Rochester Grizzlies 5-4 last Friday at the Rochester Rec Center
- STREAK-SNAPPER: The Cyclones’ 5-4 loss to the Rochester Grizzlies last Friday snapped their three-game winning streak. … Wausau has won three games in a row twice this season.
- POWER SURGE: Wausau has scored six of more goals five times this season, including seven goals in back-to-back wins over the Fox Cities Forge and Rochester Grizzlies, and a season-high eight-goal output in beating the Wisconsin Woodsmen on Oct. 3.
- LIGHTING THE LAMP: Brayden Myers has scored a team-leading nine goals through the season’s first 16 games. Jackson Maddock, Jackson Schroeder, and Brady Schutte are all tied for second with six goals, followed by Alec Mellon and Nate Spencer each adding five goals, and Joel Anderson, Maksim Salienko, Jacob Maxon, and Bryton Thaxton all chipping in four tallies.
- LENDING A HELPING HAND: Maddock, Anderson, and Gabe Field all share the team lead in assists with 12 each. The trio are three of four Cyclones would have already eclipsed double figures in helpers, being joined by Salienko, who has 10. Myers and Schroeder both own eight assists, while Lucas Mankoff has picked up seven assists.
- POINT PRODUCERS: The Cyclones boast seven players who have reached the 10-point mark this season, led by Maddock with 18 points (6 G, 12 A). Myers is one point back with 17 points (9 G, 8 A), followed closely by Anderson with 16 (4 G, 12 A). Field (2 G, 12 A, 14 Pts), Salienko (4 G, 10 A, 14 Pts), Schroeder (6 G, 8 A, 14 Pts), and Schutte (6 G, 4 A, 10 Pts) have also reached the 10+ point mark. … Wausau has gotten at least one point from 20 different players.
- BETWEEN THE PIPES: Wausau has used three different goalies this season, led by Parker Nevenhoven, who has compiled a 3.36 goals-against-average and .882 save percentage in eight appearances (428:00). Gavan Norton has played in five games (287:00), sporting a 3.34 GAA and .886 save %, while Draven Wirth boasts a 3.98 GAA and .885 save % in four games (241:00). … Nevenhoven has made a team-best 180 saves, with Norton owning 124 saves, following closely by Wirth with 123.
