Stingrays Faceoff Against Nailers in Game Two Tonight
Published on April 6, 2011 under ECHL (ECHL)
South Carolina Stingrays News Release
North Charleston, SC -The South Carolina Stingrays battle the Wheeling Nailers in Game Two of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals tonight at 7:05 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum. The Nailers lead the best-of-five series 1-0. Listen to all the action live on ESPN Radio 910 and at www.stingrayshockey.com.
The Stingrays and Nailers head to WesBanco Arena in Wheeling for Game Three of the best-of-five Eastern Conference Quarterfinals Friday, April 8 at 7:35 p.m. Catch all the action LIVE at the King Street Grille in West Ashley and North Charleston. Enjoy great food and drink specials as you watch the Stingrays fight for a fourth Kelly Cup title! Ticket packages for the 2011-12 season are on sale now for as low as $5 a month!
2010-2011 Regular-Season Records
South Carolina: 37-29-3-3, 80 points (2nd place, South Division, 5th Eastern Conference)
Wheeling: 38-29-0-5, 81 points (2nd place, North Division, 4th Eastern Conference)
2010-2011 Head-to-Head Record
0-2-0-0
2010-2011 Regular Season Head-to-Head Schedule
Nov. 21: Wheeling 1 at South Carolina 0 Final
Mar. 19: South Carolina 0 at Wheeling 3 Final
2010-2011 Playoff Records
South Carolina: 0-1
Wheeling: 1-0
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals Schedule
Game 1 - Tue Apr 5: Wheeling 4 at South Carolina 3 Final Overtime
Game 2 - Wed Apr 6 7:05 PM Wheeling at South Carolina
Game 3 - Fri Apr 8 7:35 PM South Carolina at Wheeling
Game 4 - Sat Apr 9 7:35 PM * South Carolina at Wheeling
Game 5 - Mon Apr 11 7:05 PM * South Carolina at Wheeling
2009-2010 Records
South Carolina: 41-19-6-6, 94 points (2nd place, South Division, 4th American Conference)
Wheeling: 33-32-2-5, 73 points (4th place, North Division, 10th American Conference)
Stingrays vs. Nailers, All-Time
6-6-1
Head Coaches
South Carolina: Cail MacLean (2nd year)
Nailers: Stan Drulia (1st year)
NHL Affiliate
South Carolina: Washington Capitals
Nailers: Pittsburgh Penguins/Montreal Canadiens
AHL Affiliate
South Carolina: Hershey Bears
Nailers: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins/Hamilton Bulldogs
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