Stingrays Host Pensacola Tonight
Published on December 21, 2007 under ECHL (ECHL)
South Carolina Stingrays News Release
Morin was named Thursday to the American Conference for the 2008 ECHL All-Star Game, while fellow rookie Jean-Claude Sawyer was selected from Pensacola ... Werner has collected 13 points (3g, 10a) over the last eight contests ... South Carolina has scored seven short-handed goals in 2007-08, tied for the most in the ECHL ... RW Steve Pinizzotto saw his six-game point streak end Wednesday ... The Stingrays have outshot their opponents in 10 of their last 11 contests ... Werner, Matt Scherer, and Paul McIlveen have tallied points in all three games versus Pensacola this season ... South Carolina is 8-3 this season when scoring the game's first goal.
2007-08 Records
South Carolina: 14-9-1, 29 points (5th place, South Division)
Pensacola: 4-17-1-2, 11 points (9th place, South Division)
Last Time Out
The Stingrays extended their win streak to seven games with a 6-1 victory over Pensacola Wednesday night at the North Charleston Coliseum. Chris Chaput registered a season-high four goals, Pierre-Luc O'Brien collected three assists, and goaltender Davis Parley stopped 21 of 22 shots as South Carolina sent the Ice Pilots to their third straight loss.
Stingrays vs Ice Pilots, Head-to-head in 2007-08
3-0-0
Stingrays vs Ice Pilots, All-time
22-8-2
Head Coaches
South Carolina: Jared Bednar (1st year)
Pensacola: John Marks (1st year)
NHL Affiliate
South Carolina: Washington Capitals
Pensacola: Chicago Blackhawks
AHL Affiliate
South Carolina: Hershey Bears
Pensacola: Rockford IceHogs
Veterans
South Carolina: Cail MacLean, Matt Reid
Pensacola: Konstantin Kalmikov, Mike Sgroi, Joel Stepp, Christopher Straube
Top Scorers
South Carolina: Travis Morin (11-12-23), Paul McIlveen (6-15-21), Stephen Werner (6-14-20)
Pensacola: Luke Erickson (6-10-16), Mike Sgroi (8-7-15), Mathieu Roy (6-9-15)
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