ECHL Today - October 20
Published on October 20, 2012 under ECHL (ECHL) News Release
A preview of ECHL games for Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012
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Florida Everblades (2-1-0) at Orlando Solar Bears (1-1-1) 7 p.m. ET
- Florida's Taylor Ellington is tied for first among defensemen with four assists.
- Orlando's Mathew Sisca had four assists in the Solar Bears 8-2 win last night.
- Everblades are 2-0-0 when leading after one period.
- Solar Bears are fourth on the penalty kill at 92.9 percent (13-for-14).
Wheeling Nailers (0-1-1) at Elmira Jackals (3-0-0) 7:05 p.m. ET
- Wheeling's Bobby Farnham and Tom Kuhnhackl each scored their first pro goals last night.
- Elmira's Dustin Gazley leads the league with two game-winning goals.
- Paul Crowder (1g-2a) and Cody Wild (0g-3a) lead the Nailers with three points each
- Jackals are second on the power play at 28.6 percent (4-for-14).
Greenville Road Warriors (1-2-0) at Gwinnett Gladiators (0-2-0) 7:05 p.m. ET
- Greenville's Mike Marcou is tied for second among rookies with 11 shots on goal.
- Gwinnett's Doug Jones is tied for fourth among rookies with four points (2g-2a).
- Road Warriors are 1-0-0 when leading after one period.
- Gladiators are second with 34.50 shots per game.
Ontario Reign (3-1-0) at South Carolina Stingrays (1-1-0) 7:05 p.m. ET
- Ontario's Vincent LoVerde leads defensemen with three goals.
- South Carolina's Alden Hirschfeld scored two goals in a 5-2 loss at Greenville last night.
- Reign are 3-0-0 when scoring first.
- Stingrays have scored three of their six goals in the second period.
Evansville IceMen (0-2-0) at Fort Wayne Komets (1-1-1) 7:30 p.m. ET
- Tyler Shattock leads Evansville with two goals.
- Fort Wayne's Ken Reiter leads the league with a 0.83 goals-against average.
- IceMen have scored four of their five goals in the second period.
- Komets are tied for first on the penalty kill at 100.0 percent (14-for-14).
Toledo Walleye (2-0-0) at Kalamazoo Wings (2-1-0) 7:30 p.m. ET
- Max Campbell leads Toledo with four points (2g-2a).
- Kalamazoo's Joel Martin is third with a .956 save percentage.
- Walleye are first with 1.50 goals-against per game.
- K-Wings have scored four of their five goals in the second period.
Trenton Titans (4-0-0) at Cincinnati Cyclones (1-0-1) 7:35 p.m. ET
- Trenton's Jacob Drewiske is second among rookies with three goals.
- Mathieu Aubin and Michael Pelech lead Cincinnati with three points (1g-2a) each.
- Titans have scored first in each of their four games.
- Both of Cincinnati's two games have been decided by one goal.
Idaho Steelheads (2-2-0) at Colorado Eagles (1-2-1) 7:05 p.m. MT
- Idaho's Austin Fyten is tied for first among rookies with four assists.
- Colorado's Michael Forney leads the league with five goals.
- Steelheads are first on the power play at 35.7 percent (5-for-14).
- Eagles are tied for second with two shorthanded goals.
San Francisco Bulls (2-1-1) at Bakersfield Condors (1-3-0) 7 p.m. PT
- San Francisco's Dean Ouellet leads rookies with four goals.
- Bakersfield's Olivier Dame-Malka leads defensemen with 16 shots on goal.
- Bulls are 2-0-0 when scoring first.
- Condors are tied for second with two shorthanded goals.
Stockton Thunder (1-1-1) at Las Vegas Wranglers (2-0-0) 7:05 p.m. PT
- Stockton's Tyler Bunz is tied for fourth with 180 minutes played.
- Las Vegas' Nolan Julseth-White is fifth among rookies with three assists.
- Thunder are first with 22.33 shots-against per game.
- Wranglers are league's third-least penalized team with 12.50 penalty minutes per game.
Utah Grizzlies (3-0-0) at Alaska Aces (1-2-0) 7:15 p.m. AKT
- Utah's Colin Vock leads the league with a 100.0 percent shooting percentage (2-for-2).
- Alaska's William Wrenn is tied for second among defensemen with two goals.
- Grizzlies have scored seven of their 12 goals in the second period.
- Aces are third on the penalty kill at 94.7 percent (18-for-19).
ECHL Stories from October 20, 2012
- Titans Drop First of the Season - Fall in Cincinnati, 6-4 - Trenton Titans
- Orlando Collects Shootout Win in Front of Sell out Crowd at Amway - Orlando Solar Bears
- Steelheads Finish Sweep with 6-1 Win - Colorado Eagles
- Idaho Authors Overwhelming End to Road Sweep - Idaho Steelheads
- Cyclones Topple Titans, 6-4 - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Glads Can't Hold Late Lead, Fall in OT 3-2 - Atlanta Gladiators
- Reign Fall Short in 3-1 Loss to Stingrays - Ontario Reign
- Darren Archibald Scores Twice in Kalamazoo's 4-2 Victory Over Toledo - Kalamazoo Wings
- Stingrays Defeat Reign on Military Appreciation Night - South Carolina Stingrays
- Jackals Reel Off Fourth Straight Win, Defeat Wheeling 5-0 - Elmira Jackals
- Kalamazoo Defeats Toledo 4-2 - Toledo Walleye
- Road Warriors Complete Comeback in Gwinnett - Greenville Swamp Rabbits
- Cheverie, Jackals Blank Nailers, 5-0 - Wheeling Nailers
- ECHL Announces Fine, Suspension - ECHL
- Royals Sign Forward Tyler Gron - Reading Royals
- ECHL Transactions - October 20 - ECHL
- Countdown to Face-Off: Kalamazoo vs Toledo - Kalamazoo Wings
- Elmira Jackals Announce Roster Moves - Elmira Jackals
- Condors vs. San Francisco - Star Wars Night Tonight - Bakersfield Condors
- Nailers / Jackals Game Day Snapshot - Wheeling Nailers
- Titans Gameday vs. Cincinnati, October 20, 2012 - Trenton Titans
- Cyclones Game Preview - Cincinnati vs. Trenton - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Game Preview: Stockton Thunder at Las Vegas Wranglers - Stockton Thunder
- Game Preview: Solar Bears Opening Night Tonight - Orlando Solar Bears
- Elmira Jackals Game Preview - Elmira Jackals
- Kuhnhackl and Uher Assigned to Penguins - Wheeling Nailers
- Stingrays Gameday: Stingrays Celebrate Military Appreciation Night Tonight vs. Reign - South Carolina Stingrays
- ECHL Today - October 20 - ECHL
- Alaska's Home Opener Spoiled by Utah in 5-2 Loss - Alaska Aces
- Bunz runs shutout streak over 137 minutes, Campbell scores game winner - Stockton Thunder
- Wranglers Lasso 3-2 Overtime Win from Thunder - Las Vegas Wranglers
- Condors Fall to Bulls, 5-3 - Bakersfield Condors
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