Manitoba grabbed a 1-0 lead in the game (1:32) when Kale Clague’s shot from the top of the right circle dived under Cal Petersen’s glove (21 saves).
Tyler Pitlick tied the game at 5:04 with a wrister from the high slot with assists from Dylan Gambrell and Carson Lambos.
The Wild finally took the lead at 12:57. After Gambrell sent a centering feed to Hunter Haight, Pitlick picked up a loose puck behind the net and tucked a wraparound behind Domenic DiVincentiis (30 saves).
Nicolas Aubé-Kubel scored on a breakaway with assists from David Jiricek and Ben Jones at 6:39 to give Iowa a two-goal lead before the first intermission.
Manitoba defeated Iowa 10-7 in the first twenty minutes.
Riley Heidt collected a pass from Aubé-Kubel and slid a backhand shot under DiVincentiis 11:13 into the middle frame.
Oskar Olausson and Aubé-Kubel combined for Jack Peart for a one-timer on the left point to make the score 5-1 at 15:29.
The Wild defeated the Moose 19-17 through two periods.
Petersen stopped all eight Manitoba shots in a scoreless third period.
Iowa defeated Manitoba 35-25. The Wild finished 0-for-3 on the man advantage and killed both Moose power plays.
Iowa returns to Casey’s Center to host the Milwaukee Admirals on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m.
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