
ECHL Today
January 21, 2007 - ECHL (ECHL) News Release
Johnstown Chiefs (15-17-4) at Toledo Storm (18-17-1) 3:05 p.m.
ET
* Storm is 2-1-0 at home and 4-2-0 overall against the Chiefs in 2006-07.
* Chiefs' Morgan
Cey is 2-1-1 with goals-against average of 2.48 against Toledo.
* Matt
Zultek leads Toledo against the Chiefs with four goals and six points
in five games.
* Johnstown defenseman Dmitri
Tarabrin had season-high two goals and three points Friday against
Dayton.
Pensacola Ice Pilots (10-27-2) at Texas Wildcatters (22-11-5) 2:05
p.m. CT
* Wildcatters are 1-0-0 at home and 4-2-0 overall against Pensacola in
2006-07.
* Dallas
Steward leads the Ice Pilots against the Wildcatters with four goals
and seven points in six games.
* Texas' Marco
Rosa has team-high five goals and eight points (5g-3a) in four games
against Pensacola.
* Ice Pilots' Sergei
Ogorodnikov has a two-game goal streak (2g) and a four-game point
streak (2g-3a).
Reading Royals (17-18-5) at Trenton Titans (19-12-3) 4:00 p.m.
ET
* Royals have won the last two meetings and are 4-2-2 against Trenton in
2006-07.
* Trenton's Mike
Pandolfo leads the ECHL with 28 goals and is third with 52 points in 34
games.
* Greg
Hogeboom leads Reading against Trenton with 10 assists and 14 points in
eight games.
* Titans' Gregg
Naumenko is 5-1-2 with goals-against average of 2.46 in his last eight
games.
Alaska Aces (25-10-2) at Stockton Thunder (18-9-7) 4:00 p.m.
PT
* Aces have won first two meetings, 3-2 in shootout on Nov. 24 and 3-2 in
overtime on Saturday.
* Stockton defenseman Tim O'Connell has three assists in his last two
games.
* Aces defenseman Matt
Shasby has four-game assist streak (7a) and 18 points (2g-16a) in his
last 10 games.
* Thunder's Troy
Bodie is tied for second among ECHL rookies with 30 points and is third
with 16 goals.
Premier 'AA' Hockey League Fast Facts
* Affiliations with 25 of the 30 teams in the National Hockey League
marking 10th consecutive season that the league has had affiliations with
at least 20 teams in the NHL.
* 314 former ECHL players have played in NHL.
* 169 have made NHL debut in the last five seasons, including goaltenders
Barry Brust, Yutaka Fukufuji, Martin Houle, Joey MacDonald, Mike Smith and
Mike Wall, centers Drew Larman and Kris Newbury, right wings Krys Barch and
Jesse Schultz and left wing D.J. King this season, and a record 47 in
2005-06.
* ECHL has been represented on last six Stanley Cup champions.
* Two NHL head coaches (Peter Laviolette & Jim Playfair) and 9 assistant
coaches have ECHL experience.
* Affiliations with 24 of the 27 teams in the American Hockey League.
* ECHL has been represented on last 17 Calder Cup champions.
* For each of the past four seasons, ECHL has had more players called up to
AHL than all other professional leagues combined. From 2002-06 the ECHL had
1,646 call ups, involving almost 1,000 players, including 416 call ups
involving 263 players last season.
* ECHL and its member teams contributed more than $2.3 million for charity
and relief funds in 2005-06.
ECHL Stories from January 21, 2007
- First-place Falcons to host Girl Scout cookie rally Friday - Fresno Falcons
- Aces drop close one in Stockton, 3-2 - Alaska Aces
- Thunder outlasts Aces - Stockton Thunder
- Titans doubled up by Royals, 6-3 - Trenton Devils
- Storm shut out Chiefs, 3-0 - Johnstown Chiefs
- 'Catters Score Six Times to Defeat Pensacola in Return Home - Texas Wildcatters
- Storm Make It Three For Three - Toledo Walleye
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Ice Pilots drop 6-3 decision to Wildcatters - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- ECHL Today - ECHL
- 'Catters 'Ice' Pilots in 5-2 Win - Texas Wildcatters
- Salmon Kings comeback to silence Condors - Victoria Salmon Kings
- Condors Let Salmon Kings Off the Hook, Fall 6-5 in Shootout - Bakersfield Condors
- Checkers prevail in shootout 3-2 at Reading - Charlotte Checkers
- Thunder gains point, moves into fifth in conference - Stockton Thunder
- Aces rally past Stockton, 3-2 in OT - Alaska Aces
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