
ECHL This Week
February 21, 2005 - ECHL (ECHL) News Release
National Conference - North Division
Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies
* Bullies are 5-5-0 and have been outscored 27-23 and out shot 433-276 in
February.
* Colin Shields has nine points (5g-4a) in his first nine games with
Atlantic City.
* Bullies host Dayton on Friday and Sunday while traveling to Wheeling on
Saturday.
Dayton Bombers
* Brett Nowak has five goals and eight points in his first nine games with
the Bombers.
* Bombers, who begin a six-game road trip on Wednesday, are 7-14-0 on the
road.
* Bombers play at Trenton on Wednesday and Saturday, and at Atlantic City
on Friday and Sunday.
Johnstown Chiefs
* Chiefs are on a four-game winning streak, winning three of the games by
one goal.
* Joe Tallari has a four-game goal-scoring streak with a total of five
goals.
* Chiefs play on the road at Reading on Tuesday and at Toledo on Friday and
Saturday.
Peoria Rivermen
* Peoria is 2-1-3 in its last six games, losing three shootouts and winning
one overtime game.
* Defenseman Trevor Byrne has 10 points (4g-6a) and is a +15 in 16 games
with the Rivermen.
* Peoria hosts Alaska on Thursday and Reading on Friday and Saturday.
Reading Royals
* Royals rank second in the league in goals-against average (2.32) and
fourth in scoring (3.19).
* Graig Mischler has 16 assists in the last 10 games and multiple points in
four of the last five games.
* Royals host Johnstown on Tuesday before traveling to Peoria on Friday and
Saturday.
Toledo Storm
* Scooter Smith has an eight-game scoring streak (5g-10a), including five
multiple-point games.
* Toledo's power play is 15.1 percent in February, up from 6.9 percent in
January.
* Storm hosts Alaska on Wednesday and division rival Johnstown on Friday
and Saturday.
Trenton Titans
* Andrew Allen got his 50th career ECHL victory in Friday's 4-2 win against
Toledo.
* Brent Robinson is tied for third among ECHL rookies with 16 power-play
points.
* Titans host Dayton on Wednesday and Saturday and play at Wheeling on
Friday.
Wheeling Nailers
* Ray DiLauro leads ECHL defensemen on the power play in points (25),
assists (18) and goals (7).
* Wheeling has played the most one-goal games (29) in the ECHL going
17-9-3.
* Nailers host Trenton on Friday and Atlantic City on Saturday.
American Conference - South Division
Florida Everblades
* Brad Church leads the team in plus-minus rating (+19) and has 39 points
(19g-20a) in 44 games.
* Only five Everblades have even-or-better plus-minus ratings in the last
10 games.
* Florida travels to Pensacola on Tuesday, Texas on Friday and Saturday,
and Louisiana on Sunday.
Gwinnett Gladiators
* Mike Vigilante has two game-winning goals and seven points (4g-3a) in his
last six games.
* Jeff Campbell is third in scoring among ECHL rookies with 44 points
(21g-23a).
* Gladiators host Augusta on Friday before traveling to Augusta on Saturday
and to South Carolina on Sunday.
Louisiana IceGators
* Defenseman Josh Barker leads the IceGators in plus-minus rating with +6.
* Louisiana has won two of its last three games against South Division
opponents.
* Louisiana hosts Columbia on Wednesday, Mississippi on Friday, Columbia on
Saturday and Florida on Sunday.
Mississippi Sea Wolves
* Louis Dumont needs two points to reach 800 points for his ECHL career
(303g-495a).
* Mississippi has lost its last four road games and is 11-9-3 on the road
in 2004-05.
* Mississippi hosts Columbia Tuesday before traveling to Louisiana on
Friday, Pensacola on Saturday and Texas on Sunday.
Pensacola Ice Pilots
* Ice Pilots had their 12-game winning streak snapped in a 2-1 loss at
Florida on Saturday.
* Tyler Beechey leads the ECHL with 61 points (24g-37a) and eight
game-winning goals.
* Pensacola hosts Florida on Tuesday, Columbia on Thursday and Saturday,
and Mississippi on Friday.
Texas Wildcatters
* Davis Parley has a .914 save percentage in 20 starts.
* Rob Globke had four points (2g-2a) and was +3 in two games last week.
* Texas hosts Florida on Friday and Saturday and Mississippi on Sunday.
National Conference - West Division
Alaska Aces
* Aces are 5-0-1 in the last six games led by Chris Minard, who has nine
points (3g-6a).
* Aces have allowed three power-play goals and have scored two shorthand
goals in February.
* Aces are at Toledo on Wednesday and at Peoria on Thursday before
returning home to face Fresno on Saturday and Sunday.
Bakersfield Condors
* Condors had a plus-minus rating of +44 rating in January, but are -21
through 10 games in February.
* Guy Dupuis is second among ECHL defensemen in assists (30) and third in
points (37).
* Condors play at Long Beach on Friday and return home to face San Diego on
Saturday.
Fresno Falcons
* Brett Jaeger is 4-0-1 with a 0.84 goals-against average in his last five
starts.
* Falcons are 7-1-2 and have outscored their opponents 30-18 in the last 10
games.
* Falcons go on the road to face division rival Alaska on Saturday and
Sunday.
Idaho Steelheads
* Frantisek Lukes has four consecutive multiple-point games.
* Frank Doyle is second in the ECHL in wins (20) and tied for fifth in
goals-against average (2.18).
* Steelheads play at Long Beach on Saturday and at San Diego on Sunday.
Las Vegas Wranglers
* Wranglers are 0-5-1 and have been outscored 22-13 in their last six
games.
* Dustin Johner is tied for the ECHL rookie lead with eight power-play
goals.
* Wranglers play at Long Beach on Wednesday and at Victoria on Friday and
Saturday.
Long Beach Ice Dogs
* Ice Dogs are 8-2-1 and rookie Marco Rosa has three game winners in the
last 11 games.
* Chris Madden is tied for first in the ECHL in shutouts (5) and is second
in save percentage (.941).
* Ice Dogs host Las Vegas on Wednesday, Bakersfield on Friday and Idaho on
Saturday.
San Diego Gulls
* Gulls rank sixth on the power play (18.4 percent) and 27th on the penalty
kill (78.8 percent).
* Sylvain Deschatelets' four assists in Saturday's 7-3 win at Bakersfield
is a team high in 2004-05.
* Gulls are on the road this week, playing at Victoria on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Victoria Salmon Kings
* Seth Leonard leads the Salmon Kings with seven power-play goals.
* Victoria has allowed 20 goals and has 159 penalty minutes in its last
three games (0-3-0).
* Kings host San Diego on Tuesday and Wednesday and Las Vegas on Friday and
Saturday.
American Conference - East Division
Augusta Lynx
* Jamie Johnson has 17 points (6g-11a) in his last 10 games.
* Jason Saal is 4-0-0 with a 1.75 goals-against average in his last four
starts.
* Augusta visits Gwinnett on Friday before hosting Gwinnett on Saturday and
Greenville on Sunday.
Charlotte Checkers
* Alex Westlund ranks third in the ECHL in minutes (2058) and fourth in
saves (983).
* Checkers' penalty kill ranks 26th in the ECHL at 79.2 percent
(171-for-216).
* Charlotte visits Greenville on Friday, South Carolina on Saturday and Pee
Dee on Sunday.
Columbia Inferno
* Mike Minard is 17-3-4 with a goals-against average of 2.26 and a save
percentage of .923.
* Defenseman Trevor Demmans is a +7 with 10 points (1g-9a) in his last 10
games.
* Columbia visits Mississippi on Tuesday, Louisiana on Wednesday and
Saturday and Pensacola on Friday and Sunday.
Greenville Grrrowl
* Mike Brodeur is tied for second in the league with four shootout wins.
* Greenville's penalty kill is eighth in the ECHL at 85.7 percent
(197-for-230).
* Greenville hosts South Carolina on Monday, plays at South Carolina on
Tuesday, hosts Charlotte on Friday, Pee Dee on Saturday and visits Augusta
on Sunday.
Pee Dee Pride
* Pee Dee has not scored a power-play goal in its last seven games
(0-for-24).
* Pride has lost nine consecutive road games and has been outscored 39-17.
* Pride hosts South Carolina on Friday and Charlotte on Sunday and visits
Greenville on Saturday.
South Carolina Stingrays
* Matt W. Reid's six shorthand goals and seven shorthand points lead the
ECHL.
* South Carolina's penalty kill leads the ECHL at 89.3 percent
(218-for-244).
* South Carolina visits Greenville on Monday, hosts Greenville on Tuesday,
visits Pee Dee on Friday and Gwinnett on Sunday and hosts Charlotte on
Saturday.
ECHL Stories from February 21, 2005
- Fresno Falcons Weekly Update - Fresno Falcons
- Wranglers hit the road for eight straight games - Las Vegas Wranglers
- Salmon Kings Waive Mullen - Victoria Salmon Kings
- Rivermen 1-0-2 in three games - Peoria Rivermen
- SpongeBob Squarepants this Saturday - Bakersfield Condors
- Goaltender Michaud Reassigned to Worcester (AHL) for the Second Time - Peoria Rivermen
- Steelheads Win Six Straight, Battling Back In West - Idaho Steelheads
- Mississippi Brings In Another Battaglia - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- ECHL This Week - ECHL
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Legault Returns From Grand Rapids; Thuss Signed - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Rivermen to Appear at Champion Fitness in Pekin Tuesday, February 22 - Peoria Rivermen
- Storm weekly - Toledo Walleye
- Depleted Condors Struggled Last Week - Bakersfield Condors
- Condors Coaches Guaranteed Through 2005-06 - Bakersfield Condors
- IceGators get back in the win column, begin 5 game home stand - Louisiana IceGators
- Underhill Heads To Providence - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Gulls still out of playoff picture with 22 games left - San Diego Gulls
- Lynx Answer The Bell Twice To Grab Four Points - Augusta Lynx
- Salmon Kings Weekly Report - Victoria Salmon Kings
- Johnstown Chiefs Weekly Report - Johnstown Chiefs
- Reading Signs Forward/ Defenseman - Reading Royals
- Trenton up and down over busy week - Trenton Devils
- Trio Sparks Idaho Victory - Victoria Salmon Kings
- Bullies Return To Winning Ways - Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies
- Nailers week in review - Wheeling Nailers
- Rays ready for five game week - South Carolina Stingrays
- Winning Streak Ends At 12 - Longest In The League This Season - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- Royals take six of possible eight points this week - Reading Royals
- Mississippi Stumbles In Carolinas - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- "Super Fans" to drop puck tonight - Greenville Grrrowl
- Gladiators Weekly Update - Atlanta Gladiators
- ECHL Today - ECHL
- Pee Dee Pride Weekly - Myrtle Beach Thunderboltz
- Falcons Come Back to Down Wranglers, 3-2 - Fresno Falcons
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