The Maine Mariners scored twice in the second period and twice in the third on their way to a 5-3 win over the Worcester Railers in an ECHL game Friday at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland.
Maine took a 1-0 lead when Lyden McCallum scored in the first period, but Worcester scored twice in the second (Jordan Kaplan and Tyler Kobryn) to take a 2-1 lead. Wyllum Deveaux and Brooklyn Kalmikov scored later in the second to give the Mainers a 3-2 lead.
Jacob Hudson and Christian Sarlo scored in the third period for Maine. Mason Klee added a goal in the third for Worcester.
Brad Arvanitis stopped 26 shots for Maine, while Hugo Oilas made 20 saves for Worcester.
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