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March 17, 2005 - ECHL (ECHL) News Release
Peoria Rivermen (30-21-7) at Johnstown Chiefs (19-26-14) 7:00 p.m.
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* Peoria's Brian McCullough ranks second in the league in goals (31) and
game-winning goals (8).
* Johnstown leads the season series 3-2, scoring an average of 4.6 goals
per-game in its three wins.
* Rivermen are 5-for-20 (25 percent) on the power play against Johnstown.
* Johnstown defenseman Pierre-Luc Courchesne has six points (2g-4a) and is
+2 in five games against Peoria.
Greenville Grrrowl (31-23-5) at Pee Dee Pride (28-29-3) 7:00 p.m.
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* Grrrowl have won three straight and five of eight with Pee Dee, four of
which were decided by one goal.
* Pride has scored nine of its total 23 goals against Greenville on the
power play (9-for-42, 21.4 percent).
* Scott Balan is a +10 in 25 road games as the Grrrowl have a combined
plus-minus rating of -2 on the road.
* Pee Dee has scored 98 goals at home and allowed 81 goals at home and has
a plus-minus of +80.
Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies (34-19-8) at Wheeling Nailers
(35-21-4) 7:00 p.m. ET
* Wheeling has won four of the five games between these two clubs that went
past regulation.
* Paul Caponigri and Derek Edwardson each have eight points versus Wheeling
and combined +12 rating.
* Nailers have a 1.88 goals-against average at home with a team plus-minus
rating of -23.
* Bullies have started five goaltenders on the road in 2004-05 with a
combined 2.34 goals-against average.
Dayton Bombers (20-35-5) at Reading Royals (35-18-5) 7:05 p.m.
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* Matt Yeats is 2-0-0 with a 1.00 goals-against average and .962 save
percentage against the Bombers.
* Aaron Foster had two goals and the game winner in Dayton's only win over
Reading, 4-3 on March 4.
* Jeff Szwez has seven points (3g-4a) and is a +2 in his first nine games
on the road with Dayton.
* Royals are ninth in ECHL on the power play (17.7 percent) and are 29
percent (9-for-31) against Dayton.
Idaho Steelheads (33-21-6) at Louisiana IceGators (20-33-6) 7:05
p.m. CT
* Bobby Russell had four points (2g-2a) and the game winner in Idaho's 4-1
win at Louisiana on Wednesday.
* Jade Galbraith has 19 assists and 28 points in 29 games for Louisiana.
* Idaho is 5-0-3 in March, capturing 13 of a possible 16 points and scoring
4.25 goals per-game in that span.
* IceGators have a plus-minus rating of -73 and average over 20 penalty
minutes per game at home.
Victoria Salmon Kings (11-45-5) at Texas Wildcatters (12-37-10) 7:05
p.m. CT
* Victoria leads the ECHL in penalty minutes with 1706 in 61 games.
* Texas has not won at home in the last nine games and Victoria has not won
on the road in the last 14 games.
* Victoria is 1-2-1 against the South Division and Texas is 0-0-1 against
the West Division.
* John Snowden (23g-20a) and Andrew Ianiero (16-27a) lead the team in
scoring with 43 points in 59 games.
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ECHL Stories from March 17, 2005
- Steelheads red hot with 6-0 shutout of IceGators - Idaho Steelheads
- Gators slammed by Steelheads 6-0 - Louisiana IceGators
- Luck had nothing to do with it - Victoria Salmon Kings
- Bombers Shutout 2-0 As Royals Playoff Tune-Up Continues - Dayton Bombers
- Newcomer Mather Scores Twice To Lift Bullies Over Nailers 5-2 - Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies
- Rivermen Throttle Johnstown 7-0 on the Road - Peoria Rivermen
- Miracle Jerseys and Raiderettes This Weekend - Bakersfield Condors
- Rivermen Sign Rookie Stauffacher & Defenseman Byrne Reassigned from Worcester - Peoria Rivermen
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Nailers Remember Wheeling Hockey Pioneer - Wheeling Nailers
- Season Tickets On Sale For 10th Anniversary Season - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Florida Looks To Clinch Kelly Cup Playoff Berth - ECHL
- Lynx Hockey Fan Appreciation Day Friday - Augusta Lynx
- Gladiators Sign Dwyer from Western Michigan - Atlanta Gladiators
- Titans ink Chaput - Trenton Devils
- Kelly Cup Tour Hits Palmetto State - ECHL
- Falcons Will Continue to Netcast Remaining Games - Fresno Falcons
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