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LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Gage Quinney scored two goals as the Prince Albert Raiders topped the Lethbridge Hurricanes 5-3 in Western Hockey League action on Sunday.Reid Gardiner and Josh Morissey had a goal and two assists apiece for the Raiders (11-13-0), who have won three straight. Jayden Hart rounded out the attack.Jamal Watson scored one goal and helped on two more for the Hurricanes (5-15-4), and Bryton Sayers also found the back of the net.Prince Albert goaltender Rylan Parenteau made 32 saves to pick up the victory. Lethbridges Zac Robidoux turned aside 30 shots in the losing effort.The Hurricanes were 1 for 5 on the power play while the Raiders were held scoreless on three man-advantage opportunities.---ICE 7 WARRIORS 3CRANBROOK, B.C. — Jaeson Deschenau and Levi Cable erupted for two goals and an assist apiece to power Kootenay over Moose Jaw.Jon Martin had a goal and three assists for the Ice (11-14-0). Matt Alfaro scored once and added two helpers, and Luke Philp rounded out the Kootenay attack.Jesse Shynkaruk, Dallas Valentine and Jamen Yakubowski scored for the Warriors (10-12-3).---CHIEFS 2 BLAZERS 1 (OT)SPOKANE, Wash. — Kailer Yamamoto scored 14 seconds into overtime to lift the Chiefs over Kamloops.Liam Stewart opened the scoring for Spokane (11-7-3), and assisted on Yamamotos winner.Cole Ully scored his 12th of the year for the Blazers (11-10-4), tying the game 1-1 at 18:19 of the second period.---HITMEN 6 REBELS 2CALGARY — Kenton Helgesen scored two goals and assisted on another to lead the Hitmen over Red Deer.Jake Virtanen, Travis Sanheim and Adam Tambellini each had a goal and two assists for Calgary (13-9-3), and Pavel Karnaukov also scored.Tyler Sandhu had a goal and a helper for the Rebels (13-10-3) and Connor Bleackley opened the scoring at 8:19 of the first period. 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The pressure he applies, from set to set, game to game, point to point, shot to shot.NASHVILLE -- A long dormant Predators power play is finally beginning to produce. David Legwand had a goal and an assist to lead Nashville to a 3-1 victory over the Dallas Stars on Thursday night. Patric Hornqvist and Paul Gaustad also scored for the Predators, who have won two straight. Carter Hutton made 33 saves. Nashville closed out the first period with power-play goals from Hornqvist and Legwand just 28 seconds apart. "When you can go 2 for 2 pretty much on the power play, thats a game-changer," Legwand said. "Its huge for our team. Executing 5-on-3s is big." The Predators had not scored a power-play goal in their previous six games, five of which were losses. "When we score a power-play goal, its pretty good," coach Barry Trotz said. "The last six or seven games, its been a little bit dry in terms of the goal production. That was a real big turning point for us. It gave us a lot of confidence at home." Erik Cole had the goal for Dallas, which has lost three of four. Cole scored the games first goal at 18:07 of the opening period when he took possession of the puck behind the Nashville net and skated out front before lifting a backhand over Huttons right shoulder. Making his second consecutive start, Hutton improved to 6-3-1 this season. Dallas got into trouble when Shawn Horcoff took a high-sticking penalty at 18:45 and Brenden Dillon was sent off for delay of game 7 seconds later after his clearing attempt from inside the Stars blue line sailed over the glass. "We lost the game in a 2-minute span," Dallas coach Lindy Ruff said. "We were playing a good period and had a lead, but for me its a mental mistake we cant make as a team." Hornqvist got NNashville on the scoreboard at 19:02 on the two-man advantage.dddddddddddd From the bottom of the right circle, Legwand found Hornqvist alone in the slot, where he wired a wrist shot high to the stick side of Dallas goalie Kari Lehtonen. Legwand scored on the 5-on-4 at 19:30 when he collected the rebound of Roman Josis shot from the left point and put it by Lehtonen for his sixth of the season. "I think for me, whats huge is instead of being down 1-0, were up 2-1 after the first period," Hutton said. "Then you kind of have some confidence and we have a couple of big penalty kills in the second which really kind of get me into a groove." Shea Weber assisted on both of Nashvilles first-period goals, giving the team captain 10 points on the power play this season. Nashville is 11-0-1 when leading after the first period. Gaustad gave the Predators a two-goal lead at 9:14 of the second, beating Lehtonen with a wrist shot from the left side. The goal came on a delayed penalty to the Stars and with Hutton off for an extra attacker. Gaustad has four points in his last two games. This one was the first of three straight road games for Dallas against fellow Central Division teams. "These are big ones," defenceman Alex Goligoski said. "We have two more big ones on this road trip to turn it around. Not the way we wanted to start it, but thats the beauty of hockey. You have to prove it every day." NOTES: Dallas D Aaron Rome appeared in his first game of the season. ... Josi has points in three consecutive games. ... Nashville won for just the third time when allowing its opponent to score first. ... Hutton turned aside 12 shots in the first, nine in the second and 12 in the third. ' ' '