
ECHL This Week
December 3, 2007 - ECHL (ECHL) News Release
Cincinnati
- Cyclones tied team record for wins in a month with 10 in November
(10-3-1).
- Cedrick
Desjardins recorded his ECHL-leading third shutout with 2-0 win at
Johnstown on Nov. 30.
- Cincinnati hosts Dayton on Wednesday and Elmira on Friday and Saturday.
Dayton
- Dayton was 86.6 percent (13-for-15) on the penalty kill in three games
last week.
- Yannick
Tifu has a nine-game point streak (3g-12a) and leads the ECHL with 29
points (6g-23a).
- Bombers play at Cincinnati on Wednesday and at Trenton on Saturday while
hosting Wheeling on Friday.
Elmira
- Elmira is 5-0-1 when they outshoot their opponents.
- Scott
May has seven points (4g-3a) in five games.
- Jackals host Trenton on Wednesday before visiting Cincinnati on Friday
and Saturday and Wheeling on Sunday.
Johnstown
- Chiefs are 20.8 percent (5-for-24) on the power play in their last five
games.
- Ryan
Nie recorded his first shutout in a 3-0 win over Wheeling on Dec. 1.
- Johnstown plays at Augusta on Tuesday, at Columbia on Wednesday, at
Charlotte on Friday and at South Carolina on Saturday and Sunday.
Reading
- Reading snapped three-game road losing streak with a 5-4 overtime win at
Dayton on Dec. 1.
- Danny
Taylor was 2-0-0 with 62 saves in his first two starts of the season
for Reading.
- Royals host Wheeling on Wednesday and Saturday and Trenton on Friday.
Trenton
- In its last five games, Trenton has killed off 16 consecutive power
plays.
- Mark
Pandolfo and Matt
Cohen each scored their first goal in 3-1 win over Wheeling on Nov. 30.
- Devils play at Elmira on Wednesday and at Reading on Friday before
hosting Dayton on Saturday.
Wheeling
- Wheeling is outscoring its opponents 16-13 in the first period and is
8-2-1 when scoring first.
- Aaron
Clarke has five points (2g-3a) in his first six professional games.
- Nailers play at Reading on Wednesday and Saturday and at Dayton on Friday
before hosting Elmira on Sunday.
American Conference - South Division
Augusta
- Lynx have a three-game winning streak and are 7-2-1 in their last 10
games.
- Aaron
Slattengren had career-high and team record seven points (4g-3a) on
Nov. 27.
- Augusta hosts Johnstown on Tuesday, South Carolina on Friday and
Mississippi on Saturday.
Charlotte
- Charlotte is out shooting their opponents 101-87 in the third period over
the last 10 games.
- Dusty
Jamieson is tied for second in the ECHL with three game-winning goals.
- Checkers host Johnstown on Friday.
Columbia
- In the last five games, Columbia has killed off 25-of-27 power plays
(92.6 percent).
- Todd
Ford in 2-0-2 and has turned aside 117 of 121 shots in his last four
appearances.
- Inferno host Johnstown on Wednesday, Mississippi on Friday and Florida on
Saturday.
Florida
- Florida leads ECHL on the penalty kill at home with 98.3 percent after
going 21-for-21 in three games last week.
- Mathieu
Melanson has 12-game point streak (10g-11a) which is the longest in the
ECHL this season.
- Everblades play at Gwinnett on Thursday and Friday before hosting
Columbia on Saturday.
Gwinnett
- Gladiators are out shooting their opponents 417-342 over the last 10
games.
- Derek
Nesbitt has eight points (1g-7a) in his last five games and leads the
team with 22 points (8g-14a).
- Gwinnett hosts Florida on Thursday and Friday.
Mississippi
- Sea Wolves have won four of their last six games.
- Left wing Stanislav
Lascek has six points (2g-4a) in his last five games.
- Mississippi visits Columbia on Friday and Augusta on Saturday.
Pensacola
- Ice Pilots went 9-for-10 on the penalty kill last week to improve to 82.5
percent (85-for-103).
- Mike
Sgroi is averaging over a point per game with 11 points (5g-6a) in nine
games.
- Pensacola plays at Texas on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
South Carolina
- South Carolina has won its last three road games to improve to 8-4-1 on
the road.
- Andrew
Gordon has a four-game point streak (4g-2a) and a four-game goal
streak.
- Stingrays play at Augusta on Friday and host Johnstown on Saturday and
Sunday.
Texas
- Texas is 5-0-3 in their last eight games and hasn't lost in regulation
since Nov. 17.
- John
McNabb is tied for second in the ECHL with 26 points (11g-15a).
- Wildcatters host Pensacola on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
National Conference - West Division
Alaska
- Alaska out shot their opponent 121-71 last week.
- Eric
Neilson registered his first points on Dec. 1 with a goal and an
assist.
- Aces host Bakersfield on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Idaho
- Idaho won first road game, first shootout and first one-goal game with
2-1 victory at Las Vegas on Dec. 1.
- Rookie goaltender Kellen
Briggs is 3-0-0 with a 0.65 goals-against average in his last three
starts.
- Steelheads host Fresno on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Phoenix
- Phoenix was 33.3 percent (3-for-9) on the power play last week and ranks
sixth at 20.9 percent (24-for-115).
- Daniel
Sisca had four points (1g-3a) in three games last week.
- RoadRunners play at Utah on Monday and Tuesday while hosting Victoria on
Thursday and Friday.
Utah
- Utah is 6-1-1 in their last eight games and is 10-0-1 when scoring three
or more goals.
- Rookie Keith
Johnson has six goals in his last five games and 11 goals in the last
10 contests.
- Grizzlies host Phoenix on Monday and Tuesday.
Victoria
- Victoria has won its last 10 home games to improve to 10-1-0 at home.
- Ash
Goldie had three goals and two assists against Phoenix last week.
- Salmon Kings play at Phoenix on Thursday and Friday.
National Conference - Pacific Division
Bakersfield
- Condors were 26-for-29 (89.7 percent) on the penalty kill last week.
- Tim
Konsorada has eight points (4g-4a) in his last three games.
- Bakersfield plays at Alaska on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Fresno
- Fresno has outscored their opponents 9-5 in the third period the last
four games.
- Igor
Gongalsky has three-game goal streak (5g) including his first pro hat
trick on Dec. 1.
- Falcons play at Idaho on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Las Vegas
- Las Vegas hasn't lost in regulation since Nov. 2 (11-0-1).
- Rookie goaltender Kevin
Lalande is 4-0-1 with a 1.18 goals-against average and a .950 save
percentage.
- Wranglers play at Stockton on Friday and Saturday.
Stockton
- Thunder is tied for second in the ECHL with five shorthand goals.
- Jacob
Micflikier is second among ECHL rookies with 15 assists and fourth with
21 points.
- Stockton hosts Las Vegas on Friday and Saturday.
ECHL Stories from December 3, 2007
- RoadRunnners Top Grizzlies 4-3 In A Shootout - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Grizzlies Rally; Fall In Shootout 4-3 - Utah Grizzlies
- Condors weekly - Bakersfield Condors
- Smolenak reassigned to Norfolk - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Steelheads Off The Hook - Idaho Steelheads
- Salmon Kings' Fans Show Support For Teddy Bear Toss - Victoria Salmon Kings
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Lehman Called up to AHL Chicago - Atlanta Gladiators
- Las Vegas, Victoria Continue To Lead National Division - ECHL
- RoadRunners Host Kids Coat Drive Thursday and Friday - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Wranglers Keep Winning, 11-0-1 In Last 12 Games - Las Vegas Wranglers
- Condors Acquire Bennefield from Stockton - Bakersfield Condors
- Carbery, Lachance Acquired From Bakersfield - Stockton Thunder
- ECHL This Week - ECHL
- Checkers Receive Three Players - Charlotte Checkers
- Fresno Falcons Weekly - Fresno Falcons
- Bombers Weekly - Dayton Bombers
- Desjardins Recalled By Hamilton - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Sea Wolves Weekly - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Coaches show on tap tonight at O'Ryans - Elmira Jackals
- Meet The Steelheads In Meridian - Idaho Steelheads
- Augusta Lynx Weekly - Augusta Lynx
- Martin Returns From Syracuse; Jackals Deal To Acquire Defenseman - Elmira Jackals
- ECHL Today - ECHL
- Everblades Weekly - Florida Everblades
- Charlotte Checkers Weekly - Charlotte Checkers
- Jackals Journal - Elmira Jackals
- Three Up, Three Down -- Three More On Deck - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Ice Pilots Weekly - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- Inferno Weekly - Columbia Inferno
- Royals Close Out Road Trip With Win In Wheeling, 5-3 - Reading Royals
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