Local business? Support local news on TheColony.city

Back to Sport

Stars Secure Home Win Against Blue Jackets Behind Harley, Hyry Goals

Dallas defeated Columbus 3-1 on Saturday at American Airlines Center. Thomas Harley and Arttu Hyry scored key goals as the Stars improved their record.

Mateo Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 1, 20262 min read

Hockey Victory - illustration, Jake Team LLC
NHLFinal
Columbus Blue Jackets1
Dallas Stars3

October 31, 2026

First Period Dominance

The Dallas Stars established control early in their matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets, jumping out to a 2-0 lead before any offense could reach the board for the visitors. The scoring began with Mikko Rantanen finding the back of the net first.

His seventh goal of the season came on a snap shot, assisted by Wyatt Johnston and Jason Robertson, giving Dallas an early advantage.

That momentum carried directly into the next scoring play of the period. Thomas Harley recorded his first career goal, also capitalizing on a snap shot. Arttu Hyry provided the first assist of his NHL career, joined by Miro Heiskanen, who added his seventh helper. The two-goal cushion proved significant as the period concluded with Dallas firmly in command.

Columbus Responds Late

The middle frame remained scoreless for both sides, preserving the deficit for the home team and setting the stage for a tense third period. Columbus finally broke through in the final twenty minutes when Damon Severson scored his second goal of the season. The snap shot was assisted by Zach Werenski, who recorded his tenth assist, and Kent Johnson, who added his fifth helper.

This goal brought the Blue Jackets within one, making the final outcome less certain.

However, Dallas answered almost immediately to seal the victory. Arttu Hyry scored his fourth goal of the season on a snap shot, assisted by Jamie Benn, who recorded his third assist, and Miro Heiskanen, who tallied his eighth helper of the year. This final strike extended the lead to two goals, effectively ending the contest.

Final Tally and Records

The game concluded with a 3-1 final score at American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX, before an attendance of 18,532 fans. The Stars outshot the Blue Jackets through three periods of play, maintaining their lead from the first period until the final buzzer.

With this result, the Dallas Stars improved their record to 8-5-1, accumulating 17 points in the standings. The Columbus Blue Jackets fell to 5-7-0, sitting with 10 points. The win marks another home success for Dallas as they continue their season schedule.

Sources

ESPN

Share

Mateo Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Mateo Teague covers The Colony high school and area college sports.

Related Stories

More in Weather