Alexander Killorn gave them the early 2-0 lead. Milan Lucic had one of the B's best chances early in the first in close, but took an interference penalty that led to the Bolts' first goal, and then was called for boarding with just eight seconds left in the period, giving the Lighting 1:52 left on their fourth PP of the game to start the second.

Stamkos Surging - Stamkos continues to stay red hot as he converts on his 15th of the season for the Lightning's PP. Stamkos now has points in his last nine games (8-7-15).

Match-Up: The B's have won five straight, while the Lightning have lost three straight and four of five - they currently sit 11th in the East with 19 points - and are onSwimming’s International Quartet Looking to Finish Strong

Feb 25, 2013

By Andrew Tomsky/NAU Media Relations

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – For the last three years, four swimmers from the southern hemisphere have rewritten the record books nearly 8,000 miles away in a snowy mountain town. The four non-Americans were all CollegeSwimming.com Mid-Major All-Americans last year and together have been a part of 10 school records as they have led the NAU swimming & diving team to new heights.

For senior Fi Connell and junior Jordan Burnes from Australia and juniors Emma Lowther and Rachel Palmer from New Zealand, the three years that they have spent together come to a climax this week when they will compete together for the last time Wednesday through Saturday at the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Swimming & Diving Championships