
Cyclones Conquer Royals, 4-1
November 29, 2013 - ECHL (ECHL)
Cincinnati Cyclones News Release
READING, Pennsylvania - Barry Almeida posted his second straight multi-point game against his former team as the Cincinnati Cyclones (11-6-0-0) knocked off the Reading Royals (10-6-0-0) by a 4-1 final score in front of 4,199 at Santander Arena on Friday night.
Barry Almeida continued his hot start against his former team as he lit the lamp for the third time in two match-ups with Reading at 19:11. And thanks to a pair of Cincinnati penalty kills and six saves at the other end by Michael Houser (W, 33 saves, 3-3-0), the Cyclones led it 1-0 after one.
Cincinnati extended their edge to 2-0 when Logan Shaw caught a behind-the-net pass from Almeida just outside the goal crease and slid in his third lamp lighter of the season at 3:48. Then at 10:20, Trevor Lewis camped out in front of the net and batted home a rebound past Brandon Anderson (L, 19 saves, 4-3-0) to push the Cyclones cushion to 3-0 at the end of 40 minutes.
The Royals attempted to mount a comeback, peppering the Cincinnati goaltender with 19 shots and collecting a goal from Ethan Cox at 10:50. However, the Cyclones answered right back with a strike from Adam Brace at 14:37 to make it 4-1 and thwart any further rally. Houser would finish with 33 saves as the Cyclones earned the 4-1 victory.
The Cyclones will make their second stop on a three-city road trip as they visit the Elmira Jackals tomorrow night at 7:05pm. Fans can hear all the action of the game on the Cyclones Radio Network (CyclonesHockey.com/America One/Cyclones Mobile App) beginning at 6:35pm.
The Cyclones will return to the ice at U.S. Bank Arena Friday, December 6 when they host the Evansville IceMen at 7:30pm! It will be the 2013 Pucks N Pups Night & Wiener Dog Races, where fans can bring their four-legged friend to the game for just $2 in addition to a normal game ticket! Tickets are on sale now! Call 513.421.PUCK or visit CyclonesHockey.com to secure your seats. Fans can also get the latest team updates throughout the season on Facebook and Twitter (@CincyCyclones).
ECHL Stories from November 29, 2013
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- Colorado Eagles Take First Place with Win over Aces - Colorado Eagles
- Martin earns second straight shutout - Kalamazoo Wings
- Cyclones Conquer Royals, 4-1 - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Jackals Edged Out By Wheeling - Elmira Jackals
- Nailers Take Down Jackals for 4-0-1 Road Trip - Wheeling Nailers
- Painchaud, LeNeveu Lead Stingrays to Second-Straight Shutout Victory - South Carolina Stingrays
- Gwinnett Edged out by Evansville, 2-1 in the Shootout - Atlanta Gladiators
- Game Preview - Ontario Reign at Stockton Thunder - Ontario Reign
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- Curry Assigned to Orlando - Orlando Solar Bears
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- ECHL Announces Fines - ECHL
- Game Preview: Gladiators Host IceMen Again Tonight - Atlanta Gladiators
- SF Bulls in Utah Tonight - San Francisco Bulls
- Nailers at Jackals Game Day Snap Shot - Wheeling Nailers
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