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CORALVILLE, IA (WKZO AM/FM) – The Kalamazoo Wings (38-30-3-0) leaned on their leadership to defeat the Iowa Heartlanders (26-37-6-2) at Xtream Arena Friday, 5-1.
Captain&nbsp;Chaz Reddekopp&nbsp;set a single-game career-high with two goals (2g-1a) and alternate captain&nbsp;Erik Bradford&nbsp;(1g-1a) added two points in the win.
Goaltender&nbsp;Hunter Vorva&nbsp;(20-14-0-0) was sublime and saved 32 of 33 shots faced.
Evan Dougherty&nbsp;(4) opened the scoring with a wrister from above the left circle at the 4:59 mark of the first period.&nbsp;Brian Chambers&nbsp;(1) and&nbsp;Jay Keranen&nbsp;(3) assisted the goal with Chambers’ first pro point.
Reddekopp&nbsp;(4) doubled the Kalamazoo lead with a chip from the right circle at the 15:06 mark.&nbsp;Quinn Preston&nbsp;(20) fed Reddekopp from beneath the goal line while&nbsp;Chad Nychuk&nbsp;(10) notched the secondary assist.
Reddekopp (5) secured his first professional multi-goal game with a quick release from the left circle at the 7:32 mark of the second. Bradford (57) hit Reddekopp with a pass from the right side and&nbsp;Josh Passolt&nbsp;(24) recorded his 100th pro point with the secondary assist.
Bradford (30) made it 4-0 at the 10:47 mark with a snipe from the right circle on the rush at the 10:47 mark. Passolt (25) moved the puck to Bradford in the neutral zone after receiving a stretch pass from Reddekopp (9).
Iowa scored at the 17:59 mark.
Ayden MacDonald&nbsp;(14) put it away with a tap-in from just outside the crease on the power play at the 19:25 mark of the third. Chambers (2) and Nychuk (11) assisted the extra-man marker.
The K-Wings finished the game 1-for-1 on the power play and 2-for-2 on the penalty kill. Iowa took the final shot total, 33-26.
With his fifth assist in the K-Wings’ last three games, Bradford (57) secured his place in Kalamazoo’s All-Time Record Book, moving into a tie for No. 16 all-time with Kevin Schamehorn (1978-79).
Kalamazoo is back in action Saturday at 7:00 p.m. EDT against the Indy Fuel (37-25-6-2) at Indiana Farmers Coliseum.
The broadcast time on 590/106.9 WKZO will be approximate, as the Tigers’ broadcast will take place before.
The estimated time is between 8p and 9p.
THIS REPORT WRITTEN BY CHRIS CADEAU, VOICE OF THE K WINGS

CORALVILLE, IA (WKZO AM/FM) – The Kalamazoo Wings (38-30-3-0) leaned on their leadership to defeat the Iowa Heartlanders (26-37-6-2) at Xtream Arena Friday, 5-1.
Captain&nbsp;Chaz Reddekopp&nbsp;set a single-game career-high with two goals (2g-1a) and alternate captain&nbsp;Erik Bradford&nbsp;(1g-1a) added two points in the win.
Goaltender&nbsp;Hunter Vorva&nbsp;(20-14-0-0) was sublime and saved 32 of 33 shots faced.
Evan Dougherty&nbsp;(4) opened the scoring with a wrister from above the left circle at the 4:59 mark of the first period.&nbsp;Brian Chambers&nbsp;(1) and&nbsp;Jay...

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