SIOUX CITY, I.A. — It was a two-goal night for Sioux Falls Stampede rookie Ethan Sung as the Herd fell to the Sioux City Musketeers in their first overtime tilt of the season, 4-3.

The Musketeers started off the scoring with Juho Kusima getting his sixth of the season 1:49 into the game, but at the 10:30 mark of the frame, rookie forward Ethan Sung picked up his fourth of the year to tie things up.

After a lengthy delay in the first intermission, Sung would give the Stampede their first lead of the evening, scoring 11:36 into the middle period. 4:19 later, the Musketeers would pick up the equalizer off the stick of Camden Alemond, his first in the USHL, while on the power play.

Max Davis put the Herd back on top 1:50 into the third period, continuing his hot streak where he's picked up six goals in eight games. The Stampede lead would hold until there was 2:08 remaining in regulation, as Dallas Potter found his second of the season to force overtime.

Four seconds after an overtime penalty to Cooper Soller, Sioux City's Dakotah Bailey netted the OT-winner for the home crowd.

The Herd return home for a pair of home games against the Fargo Force on November 7 for Military Appreciation Night, presented by Royal River Casino, and November 10, presented by Harvard Integrations.

About The Sioux Falls Stampede

Established in 1999, the Sioux Falls Stampede is a proud member of the United States Hockey League (USHL), the nation's only Tier I junior hockey league and leading producer of both NCAA players and National Hockey League draft picks in the United States. The organization has set out to achieve excellence in on- and off-ice performance since its inception. The Sioux Falls Stampede plays home games out of the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, providing players with a taste of high-stakes, high-adrenaline hockey in front of sold-out crowds of over 11,000 fans.