
Rays Host Mississippi Today at 5 p.m. for Kids Day
Published on February 15, 2009 under ECHL (ECHL)
South Carolina Stingrays News Release
North Charleston, SC - The South Carolina Stingrays host the Mississippi Sea Wolves today at 5 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum.
It's Kid's Day at the Coliseum with $5 tickets for kids 12-and-under at the Box Office and $5 Kids Meals inside. Come early for the pre-game Kids Carnival featuring local area mascots, food, fun and more all beginning at 3:30 p.m. on the South Plaza.
Don't forget your skates because after the game is Skate with the Rays. To sign-up visit Section 110 and pick up your red ticket.
Team News: Goalie Michal Neuvirth made his NHL debut last night stopping 31 shots in the 5-1 Washington Capitals victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning. Congratulations Michal!
Tickets are still available for tonight's game ranging from $13 - $19, so stop by the Coliseum Box Office or purchase online at www.ticketmaster.com. Have a group of ten or more? Call the Stingrays at 744-2248 for special discounts.
2008-09 Records
South Carolina: 25-19-2-3, 55 points (2nd place, South Division)
Mississippi: 21-24-5, 47 points (4th place, South Division)
Last time out
The Stingrays registered five third-period goals to trounce the Gwinnett Gladiators last night, 9-3. Seven different players found the back of the net, including Keith Johnson and Matt Scherer, who each collected a game-high three points. Mississippi, meanwhile, tripped the Charlotte Checkers in a shootout Friday evening at home, 5-4.
Stingrays vs Sea Wolves, Head-to-head in 2008-09
6-3-1-1
Stingrays vs Sea Wolves, All-time
17-8-7
Head Coaches
South Carolina: Jared Bednar (2nd year)
Mississippi: Steffon Walby (2nd year)
NHL Affiliate
South Carolina: Washington Capitals
Mississippi: Philadelphia Flyers
AHL Affiliate
South Carolina: Hershey Bears
Mississippi: Philadelphia Phantoms
Veterans
South Carolina: Bryson Busniuk, Nate Kiser
Mississippi: None
Captain/Alternates
South Carolina: Brad Farynuk (C), Nate Kiser (A), Travis Morin (A), Spencer Carbery
Mississippi: Jason Tejchma (C), Mathieu Melanson (A), Mark Rooneem (A)
Top Scorers
South Carolina: Travis Morin (15-41-56), Michael Dubuc (29-18-47), Maxime Lacroix (23-18-41)
Mississippi: Ryan Cruthers (26-25-51), Mathieu Melanson (19-24-43), Jason Tejchma (14-25-39)
Notes
Dubuc, the reigning ECHL Player of the Week, is riding a seven-game point streak (8g, 4a) ... Pierre-Luc O'Brien has amassed 10 points in the last four contests (1g, 9a) ... Morin is tied for the league lead with a +22 plus/minus rating ... Since returning from Portland (AHL), Trent Campbell has produced 7 points in four games (4g, 3a) ... G Jeremy Duchesne, currently on loan from the Philadelphia Flyers organization, went 3-7-2 in 13 games with Mississippi this year ... The Rays have scored first in 10 straight meetings with the Sea Wolves ... SC failed on a 3rd period penalty shot attempt last night, and have gone 0-5 in one-on-one opportunities in 2008-09... South Carolina has potted 11 short-handed goals this season, tied for second-most in the league ... Cruthers has points in eight of the last nine contests (7g, 6a) ... Mississippi has allowed 190 goals this season, tied with Reading for second-most in the ECHL.
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