The Park City Outliers (11-6-0-0) dropped 8-5 to the Rock Springs Miners (8-4-0-1-1) on Saturday night at home. Despite thrice closing the gap to a one-goal deficit, the Outliers never evened the score. Head coach Richard Bohan praised his team’s fight. He said, “The guys never gave up out t here.” “I thought today was a real collective effort,” he remarked. All five goals arrived off of different sticks with defenseman Ilkhan Bolatov and forwards Colin Lundie, Blake Bachmeier, Hank Hughes, and Jonathan Lee finding the back of the net. “I thought everyone across the board out in front and in the back stood up. I was really proud of all those guys.” Bolatov’s goal marked his second on the season after recording his first in the prior contest on Friday night. Bohan called Bolatov’s mindset one of the best. “He’s just coming in with a really good attitude, ready to go, with lots of energy. Very talkative kid. Always trying to learn and get better.” Before Bolatov and the rest of the Outliers see ice time in a game again, Park City sits out for a week and a half. “I think it’s our first real break of the season so far,” Bohan continued. “It’s been a grind.” Next up, Park City hosts Vernal on Wednesday, Nov. 25 at 6:05 p.m. at the Black Rock Mountain Event Center. Fans can purchase tickets online at www.pcoutliers.com/tickets. The post Park City Outliers can’t keep up with Rock Springs Miners appeared first on Park Record. ...read more read less