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Jared Meers beats Don Kenzle of the Houston Luckies five-hole in the seventh round of the shootout on Sunday. The goal kept the Rampage undefeated at home throughout the 2010/2011 season. For more from the games

Jared Meers beats Don Kenzle of the Houston Luckies five-hole in the seventh round of the shootout on Sunday. The goal kept the Rampage undefeated at home throughout the 2010/2011 season. For more from the games

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