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COLUMBIA, Mo. - Junior Allie Hess (Kearney, Mo.) tallied two goals to lead the Mizzou soccer team to a 3-1 win over Weber State Sunday afternoon at Walton Stadium in Missouris non-conference finale. Senior Rachel Hignett (Llandough, Wales) also scored for Mizzou in the match.The win improved the Tigers record to 6-3-0 overall on the season, while the Wildcats fell to 2-4-1.Hess scored twice midway through the second half for her third and fourth goals of the season, with all four of her scores coming in the last five games. She also added an assist on Mizzous third goal on Sunday to up her season points total to nine, second-best on the team.Mizzou peppered the Weber State defense with 25 shots, including 13 on goal, both season highs.After failed chances early, the Tigers broke through on a set piece in the 21st minute. Junior Savannah Trujillo (Kansas City, Mo.) lofted a corner kick to the far post. Hess one-timed a shot toward goal that grazed off a Wildcat defender and into the net for a 1-0 Tiger advantage.Weber State pulled a goal back three minutes later. Mizzou sophomore keeper Kelsey Dossey (Plainfield, Mo.) tipped a shot off the crossbar but the rebound fell to Paige Stevens, who volleyed the loose ball over Dosseys head.Three minutes after the Wildcats evened the score, Hess struck again with the eventual game-winner. The junior intercepted a Weber State pass in Mizzous offensive third and dribbled toward the box. She uncorked a left-footed 20-yard strike into the upper right netting that left the Wildcat keeper helpless. The tally was Hess fourth goal of the season and fifth of her Tiger career.Missouris offense continually threatened in the second half but could not break through with another score until the 72nd minute of action. Hess dribbled into the box and laid a ball off to senior, who one-timed a low left-footed shot past the Wildcat goalie and into the lower right netting. The tally was the second of the season and career for Hignett.Dossey recorded three saves in goal for the Tigers.Mizzou returns to the pitch on Thursday, Sept. 22, as the team hosts Kentucky at 6:30 p.m. at Walton Stadium. The match will be broadcast live on SEC Network +. Cheap NFL Jerseys China .Y. -- Paul Byron and Matt Stajan scored as the Calgary Flames started a five-game road trip with a 2-1 overtime win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday afternoon. Jerseys Wholesale . Tevez, who has had conflicts with coaches in the past, has not been called up since Sabella was named coach in 2011. 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The Kings (13-10-2) were 5-0 in extra periods before Sundays setback.Six of the games goals, a season-tying four by the Kings, occurred in the second period and allowed Los Angeles to grab a 4-3 advantage before fading in the end. Nick Shore and Trevor Lewis also tallied for the Kings.The pucks were just going in; I dont know why that was, said Kings defenseman Drew Doughty, who scored on a power play during the barrage and earned his second multi-point game of the season. Both teams were flying and a couple times we got the lead and let them back in it and that was our downfall. When you get the lead, you want to get the next goal right away and kind of carry it away from them, but they were able to capitalize pretty quick after we got the lead.Center Jeff Carter, who scored a power-play goal against the Canadiens, continued his hot streak for the Kings, who have captured six of their last eight contests. Carter remains the clubs points leader with 21 (11 goals, 10 assists) and has been a steady force behind the teams recent fortunes along with linemates Tyler Toffoli and Tanner Pearson.Center Anze Kopitar, who recorded three assists in the setback to the Canadiens, defenseman Alec Martinez, and Toffoli all have pproduced 14 points for the Kings.ddddddddddddKopitar, who has a club-high 12 assists, is two shy of 700 for his career. He also remains a goal away from tying Wayne Gretzky for sixth on the Kings all-time list with 245.The Hurricanes (10-10-6) are playing the second end of a back-to-back. The Hurricanes dropped a disappointing 6-5 shootout decision to the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night at Honda Center.Carolina held a 5-3 lead in the final five minutes of regulation before allowing Anaheim to score a pair of goals within 91 seconds of each other to force the extra sessions.Anaheims Nick Ritchie delivered his sixth goal by redirecting a slap shot by Cam Fowler from the blue line with 3:59 remaining. With 2:28 left, Corey Perry ended a drought of 18 consecutive games by scoring his fifth goal on a shot from the right circle to knot the score at 5.They worked their way through the neutral zone on us way too easy, Hurricanes defenseman Ron Hainsey said. Two of the goals were right off the rush, and the other one was tipped in.We do a really good job most of the time of clogging up the neutral zone and not giving up anything. But we got a little too free-flowing through the neutral zone and gave up some chances.The Hurricanes have lost six of their last eight games. Before their loss to the Ducks, Carolina scored no more than two goals in each of their previous seven road games. ' ' '