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December 31, 2005 - ECHL (ECHL) News Release
Augusta Lynx (12-17-2) at South Carolina Stingrays (11-12-6) 6 p.m.
ET
* Home team won the first three meetings, and the road team has won the
last two meetings.
* Davis Parley is 1-0-0 with a 1.34 goals-against average and .937 save
percentage against the Lynx.
* Lynx are ranked fourth in the league in shorthand goals with eight.
* Stingrays are 4-for-32 and Lynx are 1-for-26 on the power play in five
games against each other.
Dayton Bombers (8-17-3) at Toledo Storm (12-10-3) 6 p.m.
ET
* Ken Magowan had four points (1g-3a) in the Storm's 5-3 win at Dayton on
Friday.
* Bombers lead the league with only one shorthand goal allowed in 28 games.
* Storm is 2-0-1 at home against the Bombers with each game decided by one
goal.
* Dayton has had six different goaltenders start in 15 road games in
2005-06.
Columbia Inferno (13-14-3) at Johnstown Chiefs (10-12-7) 6 p.m.
ET
* Matt Hubbauer had a goal and two assists in Columbia's 4-2 win over
Johnstown in its home opener.
* Chiefs are 4-3-3 when playing opponents outside of their division.
* Inferno is 6-7-2 and has had four different goaltenders start in 15 road
games in 2005-06.
* Chiefs' Morgan Cey and Jonathan Boutin are 3-1-1 with a .960 save
percentage the last five games.
Reading Royals (18-6-2) at Long Beach Ice Dogs (14-13-3) 4 p.m.
PT
* Teams split the last two meetings, both at Long Beach and both decided by
one goal.
* Royals are 3-0-0 on their current seven-game road trip and have won their
last six games on the road.
* Justin Aikens has five points (3g-2a) in two games against the Royals.
* Teams scored 7 of 16 goals on power plays against each other (Ice Dogs
are 4-for-15, Royals are 3-for-10).
Trenton Titans (14-13-2) at Wheeling Nailers (20-7-2) 7:30 p.m.
ET
* Trenton is 2-1-1 and Wheeling is 2-2-0 against each other with the road
team winning last three meetings.
* Wheeling is 10-0-0 when leading after the first period and 13-1-0 when
leading after the second period.
* Titans have the league's best penalty kill at 86.1 percent (25-for-180).
* Teams are tied for third in the league with an average of 2.72
goals-against per game.
Gwinnett Gladiators (17-6-4) at Florida Everblades (19-7-2) 7:30
p.m. ET
* Gwinnett ended the Everblades 12-game home winning streak with a 5-4
overtime win on Friday.
* Florida had a combined +15 rating with nine different players scoring in
its overtime loss on Friday.
* Gladiators scored four of their five goals on the power play in their win
at Florida on Friday.
* Daniel Sisca leads the Everblades with 11 assists and 18 points in 14
home games in 2005-06.
Charlotte Checkers (14-12-3) at Pensacola Ice Pilots (11-14-4) 7:05
p.m. CT
* Defenseman Corey Neilson had three assists in the Ice Pilots' 4-1 win
over the Checkers on Friday.
* Mike Bayrack leads the Checkers with 15 points (6g-9a) in December in 16
games.
* Ice Pilots have scored six of its 11 goals in the first period against
Charlotte.
* Defenseman Rory Rawlyk leads the Checkers in scoring with 15 assists and
24 points in 29 games.
Las Vegas Wranglers (23-4-3) at Utah Grizzlies (18-10-2) 6:05 p.m.
MT
* Wranglers had their record 12-game winning streak snapped in a 6-5
overtime loss to Utah on Friday.
* Ryan Kinasewich scored his second hat trick of December in Utah's win at
Las Vegas on Friday.
* Wranglers scored four unanswered goals against Utah in second and third
period forcing overtime Friday.
* When leading after the first and second period, Utah is 11-0-0 and
13-0-0; Las Vegas is 11-0-0 and 15-0-0.
San Diego Gulls (12-11-4) at Idaho Steelheads (19-8-2) 7:10 p.m.
MT
* Jesse Bennefield and Richard Keyes each had three points (2g-1a) in the
Gulls 7-2 win at Idaho on Friday.
* Teams have scored four power-play goals in the past two games (Gulls are
3-for-15 and Idaho is 1-for-18).
* Tom Lawson stopped 28 of 30 shots for San Diego on Friday to pick up his
first win since Dec. 3.
* Idaho's Garett Bembridge has scored in eight of his last nine games with
a total of 10 goals and 18 points.
Stockton Thunder (5-14-4) at Bakersfield Condors (10-10-4) 7 p.m.
PT
* Steve Slonina had two goals for the Thunder in their 4-3 overtime loss to
Reading on Friday.
* Defenseman Scott Basiuk had two assists in Bakersfield's 3-2 shootout win
over Stockton on Dec. 9.
* Joel Irwin leads the Thunder with 20 points (7g-13a) in 16 road games in
2005-06.
* Sean Venedam had three points (2g-1a) in the Condors' 6-5 overtime win
over Fresno on Friday.
Fresno Falcons (14-4-8) at Phoenix RoadRunners (9-16-2) 7:11 p.m.
PT
* First-ever meeting between the two clubs.
* Fresno is 1-4-5 against West Division opponents.
* RoadRunners are 6-6-2 against opponents in the Pacific Division.
* Still unbeaten in regulation in its last eight games, Fresno is 4-0-4
with all games decided by one goal.
Victoria Salmon Kings (10-21-1) at Alaska Aces (21-3-3) 7:15 p.m.
AT
* Six different players scored two points or more in Alaska's 6-5 win over
Victoria on Friday.
* Ryan Wade had two goals for the Salmon Kings in Friday's loss to Alaska.
* Aces have won their last four games outscoring their opponents 22-6 in
that span.
* Victoria has scored over 40 percent of its goals on the road on the power
play (22 of 54).
Longest Road Winning Streak
10 - Las Vegas Wranglers, Nov. 22, 2005-
South Carolina Stingrays, Nov. 2-Dec. 9, 2000
9 - Florida Everblades, Jan. 16-Feb. 21, 1999
Louisiana IceGators, Feb. 1-Mar. 13, 1996
Charlotte Checkers, Feb. 14-Mar. 16, 1996
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ECHL Stories from December 31, 2005
- ECHL All-Stars Feature Sea Wolves Presence - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Falcons Fly Past RoadRunners 7-3 - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Gulls Grind Out 5-1 Win over Steelheads - Idaho Steelheads
- Gulls Beat Idaho Again, 5-1, On New Year's Eve - San Diego Gulls
- Utah Grizzlies Make it Six of Seven - Utah Grizzlies
- Everblades suffer 5-2 loss to Gwinnett - Florida Everblades
- Gwinnett Skates past âBlades, 5-2 - Atlanta Gladiators
- Royals Win First Game In Team History In Long Beach, 6-2 - Reading Royals
- Ice Dogs Downed By Royals, 6-2 - Long Beach Ice Dogs
- Titans storm back to defeat Nailers, 3-2 - Trenton Devils
- Mike Lalonde Selected to ECHL All-Star Game - Stockton Thunder
- Chiefs comeback win - Johnstown Chiefs
- Lynx cap 2005 with stirring victory - Augusta Lynx
- Curtin, Jaeger, & VanBallegooie Named ECHL All-Stars - Fresno Falcons
- Goldie and Larrivee Named ECHL All-Stars - Long Beach Ice Dogs
- Steelheads trio named to National Conference All-Star Team - Idaho Steelheads
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Titans announce Bring-A-Buddy program - Trenton Devils
- ECHL Names Two Grizzlies All-Stars - Utah Grizzlies
- 'Blades make changes to roster - Florida Everblades
- Bertoli named starter on American Conference All-Star Team - Trenton Devils
- Corbeil selected to ECHL All-Star Game - Augusta Lynx
- McLean, Collins Named All Stars - Wheeling Nailers
- Beckford-Tseu, Gaucher, Leavitt to represent Alaska at 2006 ECHL All-Star Game - Alaska Aces
- Ice Dogs Hold Off Roadrunners 6-5 - OSC Original by Andrew Nordmeier
- Gulls' Bennefield Named ECHL All-Star - San Diego Gulls
- Snider Seeing Stars - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Bolduc Named ECHL All-Star - Bakersfield Condors
- National Conference Roster Announced For All-Star Game - ECHL
- Boutin makes All-Star Team - Johnstown Chiefs
- ECHL Today - ECHL
- Burke An All-Star - Toledo Walleye
- Falcons Score with Goaltender Pulled but Eventually Fall to Condors in OT - Fresno Falcons
- Royals Go To The Shootout To Win Third Straight In Stockton, 4-3 - Reading Royals
- Irving Caps Comeback in 6-5 OT Win Over Fresno - Bakersfield Condors
- Gulls Rebound With 7-2 Win In Idaho - San Diego Gulls
- Ice Dogs Hang On To Win, 6-5 - Long Beach Ice Dogs
- Grizzlies Defeat Wranglers in Overtime Thriller - Utah Grizzlies
- Alaska nips Victoria 6-5, unbeaten in 16 - Alaska Aces
- Oh So Royally Close - Stockton Thunder
- Ice Dogs Outlast RoadRunners 6-5 - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Six Aces in a stacked deck - Victoria Salmon Kings
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