Stampede secure victory over NTDP U18s at Fall Classic, 4-1
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 3:12 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

The Sioux Falls Stampede defeated the NTDP U18s, 4-1, on September 21 at the Fall Classic in Chicago. The game started with the U18s taking early control until a penalty against Maverick McKinnon led to a power-play goal by Ryder Betzold for the Stampede. Backed by solid goaltending from Ryan Cameron, the Stampede built a 3-0 lead by the end of the second period. Carter Morris scored for the U18s early in the third, but Betzold responded quickly with his second goal. The Stampede will continue their season against the Tri-City Storm at home on September 23.
- •Stampede lead NTDP U18s at the Fall Classic, 4-1.
- •Ryder Betzold scores twice, including a power-play goal.
- •Carter Morris nets first goal for the U18s in the third period.
- •Ryan Cameron achieves first win as Stampede goalie with 25 saves.
- •Next game for the Stampede is against Tri-City Storm on September 23.
- 3:12 AMYahoo Sports — Stampede beat NTDP U18s, 4-1
"CHICAGO, IL (STAMPEDE) — Two games at the Fall Classic played by the Stampede. Two games at the Fall Classic won by the Stampede. The Herd is heading into the second week of the regular season with four points won out of four points available, with its second game at the Fall Classic a much more complete […]
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