Perreault scores Michigan goal in American Hockey League

The San Diego Gulls forward got crafty behind net on power play

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By Lauren Merola
@laurmerola NHL.com Staff Writer

Jacob Perreault isn't from Michigan, but his stick skills may as well be.

The San Diego Gulls forward pulled off a Michigan, or lacrosse-style, goal against the Bakersfield Condors Saturday night at Pechanga Arena. Perreault's gravity-defying goal was his second of the night, extending his career-high point streak to seven straight games.

In the American Hockey League, Perreault ranks ninth in points with 13 (6G, 7A).
The 27th overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft is also the son of former NHL veteran Yanic Perreault.

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