
Stingrays Wrap Up Home Schedule
April 4, 2005 - ECHL (ECHL)
South Carolina Stingrays News Release
The Week Ahead:
Tuesday, April 5, 2005 @ Augusta Lynx â 7:35 PM Augusta Civic Center
Radio: ESPN Radio 910AM The Team 7:05 Air Time
The Stingrays gave away a 2-0 lead and dropped a key game against the Lynx on Saturday night. Jason Saal has started all six games this season for the Lynx against the Rays.
Friday, April 8, 2005 @ Pee Dee â 7:30 Florence Civic Center
Radio: ESPN Radio 910AM The Team 7:00 Air Time
The Pride has an impressive home record of 21-12-2 on the season. The Rays have a road record of 12-15-6. Ed Courtenay has 16 points against the Pride this season on six goals and ten assists.
Saturday, April 9, 2005 @ Charlotte â 7:05 Cricket Arena
Radio: ESPN Radio 910AM The Team 6:35 Air Time
The Lynx have a record of 38-25-6 on the season. The Rays have played well against the Checkers this season with a mark of 4-1-2. Joe Tenute and Matt Reid each have five goals and four assists against the Checkers on the season.
The Week That Was:
Tuesday, March 29th , 2005 â Stingrays 5 @ Grrrowl 2
The South Carolina Stingrays scored four second period goals on their way to a 5-2 route over Greenville to snap a four game losing skid against the Grrrowl. Joe Tenute scored two goals in the win and Kevin Spiewak had a goal and two assists for the Rays.
Friday, April 1, 2005 Stingrays 1 Vs Florida 4
The Florida Everblades scored three second period goals on their way to 4-1 win over the South Carolina Stingrays in front of 6,074 at the North Charleston Coliseum. The loss dropped the Stingrays to 37-23-8, while the Blades wrapped up home ice in the first round of the playoffs and improve to 41-19-9.
Saturday, April 2, 2005 Stingrays 2 Vs Augusta 3 SO
North Charleston, SC The Augusta Lynx came back from a 2-0 deficit to beat the South Carolina Stingrays 3-2 in a shoot out in front of 7,902 at the North Charleston Coliseum.
The Team:
South Carolina earned three points this week and improved its record to 37-23-9. The Rays will play their last three regular season games on the road trying to earn home ice in the playoffs. They currently have a record of 25-8-9 at home. Tuesday's win in Greenville helped the team improve to 12-15-6 on the road. The Rays' special teams continue to look strong including the penalty kill, which ranks sixth in the league at 86.3% with 13 short handed goals. The Stingrays power play is ranked sixth in the ECHL, clicking at 18.5%.
The Players:
· Joe Tenute continued his assault on the rookie scoring title this week, adding three points to bring his total to 72 on 33 goals and 39 assists.
· Rich Peverley ranks 5th among ECHL rookies in goals with 27. He is sixth among rookies in points with 54.
· Mark Ardelan is now second among ECHL defensemen in goals with 15.
· Robin Gomez currently has 21 major penalties on the season, ranking second in the league.
The Numbers:
Goals 33 Joe Tenute
Assists 39 Joe Tenute
Points 72 Joe Tenute
Shots 218 Matt Reid
Penalty Minutes 206Carlyle Lewis
Power Play Goals 10 Rich Peverley
Short Handed Goals 6 Matt Reid
Game Winners 5 Ed Courtenay
Wins 13 Justin Eddy
GAA 2.37 Kirk Daubenspeck
SPCT .934% Kirk Daubenspeck
Monday Night Hockey:
Robin Gomez will be tonight's guest on Monday Night Hockey live from Bobby Hartin's Sports Grill and Raw Bar in West Ashley. The Show will also air live from 6:00 to 7:00 on ESPN Radio 910AM the Team.
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ECHL Stories from April 4, 2005
- Ice Pilots Are Brabham Cup Champions - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- Brabham Cup To Be Presented At Saturday's Game - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- Tip-A-Falcon Tomorrow Night at Cattle Rustlers - Fresno Falcons
- Wranglers wrap up season by hosting Aces in final three games - Las Vegas Wranglers
- Moscevsky Signed; Gornick Recalled; Brown Suspended - San Diego Gulls
- Fresno Falcons Weekly Update - Fresno Falcons
- Condors Struggle but Maintain Playoff Position - Bakersfield Condors
- ECHL This Week - ECHL
- Rivermen go 1-2-1 on the road with three games left - Peoria Rivermen
- Royals First To Clinch, Four Teams Continue Battling - ECHL
- Mike Brodeur returned from Norfolk - Greenville Grrrowl
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- South Carolina's Gomez Suspended Three Games - ECHL
- Reading's Borzecki Suspended Five Games - ECHL
- Florida's Hendricks Suspended One Game - ECHL
- Pee Dee's Vodraska Suspended One Game - ECHL
- Steelheads weekly update - Idaho Steelheads
- Toledo Storm weekly - Toledo Walleye
- Inferno Weekly - Columbia Inferno
- Gulls Have Three Games Left, All At Home - San Diego Gulls
- Royals' 3-0-0 week clinches playoff berth - Reading Royals
- Checkers prepare for playoffs - Charlotte Checkers
- Season winding down for the Salmon Kings - Victoria Salmon Kings
- Stingrays Wrap Up Home Schedule - South Carolina Stingrays
- Magic Number Down To One - Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies
- Johnstown Chiefs Weekly Report - Johnstown Chiefs
- Gators get one win, head into final week of the season - Louisiana IceGators
- Mississippi Battles For Home-Ice Advantage - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Gladiators Weekly Update - Atlanta Gladiators
- Stanley Cup to Appear at Gladiators Regular Season Finale - Atlanta Gladiators
- Pee Dee Pride Weekly - Myrtle Beach Thunderboltz
- Titans Take two of three in quest for playoff berth - Trenton Devils
- Falcons Blanked by Ice Dogs - Fresno Falcons
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