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Stingrays Game Preview: Stingrays Celebrate Cool Ray's Birth

March 23, 2014 - ECHL (ECHL)
South Carolina Stingrays News Release


North Charleston, S.C. - The South Carolina Stingrays close a three-game in three-day home weekend and celebrate Kid's Day and Mascot Mania against the Greenville Road Warriors today at 3:05 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum. Today is the 14 of 16 meetings between the two teams this season.

Mascots from around the Lowcountry will be at the game to celebrate Cool Ray's birthday including Bucky from Charleston Southern University, Clyde from the College of Charleston, Blackbeard of Blackbeard's Cove, Andy Armadillo from Texas Roadhouse, First Federal's Filbert the Squirrel, Monkey Joe from Monkey Joe's, Time Out Teddy of Exchange Club of South Carolina and Rowdy from the Road Warriors!

All kid's tickets are $5 at the Coliseum Box Office as well as $5 kid's meals at the concession stands! Bring your ice skates for a postgame skate with the entire team! Pattison's Academy for Comprehensive Education students, teachers and families will join the Stingrays on the ice for the skate.

Series at a Glance:

The Stingrays hold an 8-3-0-2 record against their in-state rivals with three games remaining in the head-to-head series. The two sides collided last Sunday, March 16 in Greenville with the Stingrays prevailing 2-1. Forward Peter Boyd leads the Stingrays against the Road Warriors with 16 points (six goals, 10 assists) and is currently on a five-game point streak with two goals and five assists for seven points.

Broadcast Central

Watch: America One

Inside the Coliseum: 87.8 FM

Listen Live: Desktop/Laptop/PC, iOS Devices and Android Devices

The Stingrays continue a five-game homestand on Friday, March 28 on Family Four Pack Friday against the Ft. Wayne Komets at 7:05 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum! Grab four tickets, four hotdogs, four sodas and large popcorn for $55 at the Coliseum Box Office! College and military tickets are $5 at the Box Office with ID!

The most famous trophy is sports, the Stanley Cup, will at the Coliseum for the first time in 14 years on Saturday, March 29 ! Celebrate 121 years of hockey and touch history! Stay tuned to StingraysHockey.com for more details! Later that night, the Stingrays battle the Komets at 7:05!

2013-2014 Records

South Carolina: 38-19-2-4, 82 points (1st place, South Division, 3rd Eastern Conference)

Greenville: 35-22-2-3, 75 points (3rd place, South Division, 6th Eastern Conference)

2013-2014 Head-to-Head Record

8-3-0-2

South Carolina vs. Greenville, 2013-14 Season Schedule (Home Games in Bold)

Oct. 25 at Greenville 2-1 Win Box Score

Oct. 26 vs. Greenville 4-1 Win Box Score

Nov. 7 at Greenville 4-2 Win Box Score

Nov. 20 at Greenville 2-1 Shootout Loss Box Score

Nov. 24 vs. Greenville 3-2 Win Box Score

Dec. 15 vs. Greenville 3-2 Loss Box Score

Dec. 27 at Greenville 3-2 Win Box Score

Jan. 04 vs. Greenville 3-0 Win Box Score

Jan. 14 vs. Greenville 5-3 Loss Box Score

Feb. 07 vs. Greenville 6-1 Win Box Score

Feb. 08 vs. Greenville 4-1 Loss Box Score

Feb. 09 at Greenville 4-3 Shootout Loss Box Score

Mar. 16 at Greenville 2-1 Win Box Score

Mar. 23 vs. Greenville

Mar. 30 at Greenville

Apr. 8 at Greenville

2012-2013 Records

South Carolina: 38-26-5-3, 83 points (3rd place, South Division, 6th Eastern Conference)

Greenville: 36-28-2-6, 80 points (4th place, South Division, 8th Eastern Conference)

South Carolina vs. Greenville, Head-to-Head in 2012-13

8-5-0-1

Stingrays vs. Greenville, All-Time

28-21-11

Head Coaches

South Carolina: Spencer Carbery (3rd year)

Greenville: Dean Stork (4th year)

NHL Affiliate

South Carolina: Boston Bruins

Greenville: New York Rangers

AHL Affiliate

South Carolina: Providence Bruins

Greenville: Hartford Wolf Pack

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