ECHL Today

Published on November 21, 2004 under ECHL (ECHL) News Release

Johnstown Chiefs (5-2-5) at Toledo Storm (6-3-3) 3:00 p.m. ET
* Toledo's Logan Koopmans got his first professional shutout and win on Saturday, 1-0 at Peoria.
* Chiefs are winless in their last two road games and 0-2-2 overall on the road.
* Storm's Nick Parillo has a game-winning goal and four points (2g-2a) in his last four games.
* Johnstown's Steve Hildenbrand has four goals and 11 points in his last seven games.

Reading Royals (6-5-0) at Dayton Bombers (6-7-0) 4:00 p.m. ET
* Royals' Cody Rudkowsky had 14 saves in 3-0 win at Reading on November 13.
* Dayton has won its last two home games and is 3-1-0 at home.
* Reading has won its last six games, outscoring its opponents 23-5, including three shutouts.
* Tyler Kolarik leads the Bombers with five goals and is second on the team in scoring with eight points.

Victoria Salmon Kings (2-8-0) at Alaska Aces (8-5-1) 1:30 p.m. AT
* Alaska leads the series, winning 7-3 on Wednesday and 5-2 on Saturday.
* Mike Barrie leads the Salmon Kings against Alaska with four assists and four points.
* Alaska's Joe Talbot has two game-winning goals and four points (3g-1a) in his last three games.
* Victoria's Rob Voltera has three goals and four points in his last four games.

Texas Wildcatters (3-6-4) at Louisiana IceGators (6-1-1) 5:05 p.m. CT
* Wes Mason scored two goals in IceGators 3-1 win on October 30.
* Texas goaltender Phil Osaer is 1-1-1 with a goals-against average of 2.93 in his last four games.
* Louisiana has won its last three home games and is 3-1-0 at home, outscoring its opponents 17-9.
* Wildcatters' John Snowden is tied for fourth in the league in goals (8) and tied for ninth in scoring (8g-5a).

Augusta Lynx (4-5-1) at Mississippi Sea Wolves (5-6-1) 5:05 p.m. CT
* Rod Sarich scored the game-winning goal in the Lynx's 3-1 win at Mississippi on Friday.
* Mississippi's Matt Underhill is 1-1-1 with a goals-against average of 1.63 in his last three games.
* Louis Goulet leads Augusta with two power-play goals, seven assists and 11 points (4g-7a).
* Jeff Hutchins and Nicolas Corbeil are tied for the Sea Wolves team lead with five goals each.

Idaho Steelheads (8-4-0) at Long Beach Ice Dogs (8-3-0) 5:00 p.m. PT
* Steelheads were 4-0-1 at Long Beach and 7-0-3 overall against the Ice Dogs in 2003-04.
* Long Beach goaltender Chris Madden is tied for the league lead with seven wins and three shutouts.
* Dave Morisset (4g-6a) and Peter Metcalf (3g-7a) lead the Steelheads in scoring with 10 points.
* Ice Dogs' Chris Kenady has two game-winning goals and eight points (4g-4a) in his last five games.

ECHL Stories from November 21, 2004

• Steelheads conclude road trip with 2-1 win over Ice Dogs - Idaho Steelheads
• Royals Dominate Bombers Sunday Night - Dayton Bombers
• Salmon Kings Grab Two Points with 4-1 Victory Over Aces - Victoria Salmon Kings
• Aces stone-walled by Victoria, 4-1 - Alaska Aces
• Sea Wolves Howl Past Lynx 4-1 - Mississippi Sea Wolves
• Hayward Heads to Providence - Trenton Devils
• Wildcatters stop Gators - Louisiana IceGators
• ECHL Today - ECHL
• Aces roll before yet another sell-out - Alaska Aces
• Salmon Kings Losing Streak Stretches to Six - Victoria Salmon Kings
• Bullies sting South Carolina 5-2 - Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies
• Falcons Win Behind Jaeger's 36 Saves - Fresno Falcons
• Steelheads drop heartbreaker to Wranglers, 2-1 - Idaho Steelheads
• Checkers make Grrrowl grrrumpy - Charlotte Checkers
• Four Game Losing Streak is History For Bombers - Dayton Bombers
• Pride fall to Everblades in shootout - Myrtle Beach Thunderboltz
• IceGators Down Augusta - Louisiana IceGators
• Rivermen Shut Out at Home by Toledo 1-0 - Peoria Rivermen
• 'Blades Battle From Behind to Beat Pride 5-4 - Florida Everblades
• Gulls Nipped By Falcons, 3-2 - San Diego Gulls
• Ice Dogs Defeat Undefeated Bakersfield, 5-2 - Long Beach Ice Dogs
• Wranglers Nip Steelheads 2-1 - Las Vegas Wranglers

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