ECHL Today - April 7

Trois-Rivières Lions (27-37-3) at Newfoundland Growlers (45-20-2)     7 p.m. NT

• Nicolas Guay leads Trois-Rivières against the Growlers with seven points (1g-6a).
• Newfoundland’s Luke Cavallin is fifth with 23 wins.
• Lions are 20-1-0 when leading after two periods.
• Growlers are 16-2-2 in one-goal games.

Maine Mariners (39-25-3) at Adirondack Thunder (29-26-11)                7 p.m. ET

• Tim Doherty leads Maine against the Thunder with five goals and 12 points.
• Adirondack’s Sebastian Vidmar is on a six-game point streak (2g-6a).
• Mariners are tied for sixth with 3.61 goals per game.
• Thunder are 8-0-3 in their last 11 games.

Atlanta Gladiators (34-27-7) at Jacksonville Icemen (39-23-4)                7 p.m. ET

• Atlanta’s Cody Sylvester has six goals in his last four games.
• Christopher Brown leads Jacksonville against the Gladiators with three goals and five points.
• Gladiators are sixth on the power play on the road at 23.2 percent (23-for-99).
• Icemen are tied for the league lead with eight shorthanded goals at home.

Orlando Solar Bears (30-29-8) at Greenville Swamp Rabbits (36-23-9)          7:05 p.m. ET

• Tristin Langan leads Orlando against the Swamp Rabbits with six points (2g-4a).
• Greenville’s Alex Ierullo is second among rookies with 78 points (25g-53a).
• Solar Bears are 16-1-3 when leading after two periods.
• Swamp Rabbits are tied for third with six shorthanded goals against.

Reading Royals (38-23-6) at Norfolk Admirals (19-43-5)                         7:05 p.m. ET

• Reading’s Charlie Gerard is third with 279 shots on goal.
• Eric Cooley leads Norfolk against the Royals with seven points (1g-6a).
• Royals lead the league with 28.28 shots-against per game.
• Admirals are 15-0-2 when leading after two periods.

Florida Everblades (37-22-8) at South Carolina Stingrays (41-21-5)      7:05 p.m. ET

• Joe Pendenza leads Florida against the Stingrays with seven points (2g-5a).
• South Carolina’s Tyler Wall is 8-0-0 in his last eight appearances with a 1.50 goals-against average and .943 save percentage.
• Everblades have outscored their opponents 82-60 in the third period.
• Stingrays have outscored their opponents 20-2 during four-game winning streak.

Iowa Heartlanders (20-33-14) at Wheeling Nailers (26-36-5)                   7:05 p.m. ET

• Zach White leads Iowa against the Nailers with eight points (2g-6a).
• Wheeling’s Cedric Desruisseaux has eight goals in his last 11 games.
• Heartlanders have outscored their opponents 12-6 during three-game winning streak.
• Nailers are tied for third with six shorthanded goals against.

Cincinnati Cyclones (45-13-9) at Toledo Walleye (43-18-7)                     7:15 p.m. ET

• Zack Andrusiak leads Cincinnati against the Walleye with 13 points (6g-7a).
• Toledo’s Brandon Hawkins leads the league with 316 shots on goal.
• Cyclones are 31-3-4 when scoring first.
• Walleye are second with five shorthanded goals against.

Kalamazoo Wings (27-35-4) at Fort Wayne Komets (32-27-7)                 8 p.m. ET

• Justin Taylor leads Kalamazoo against the Komets with five goals.
• Fort Wayne’s Oliver Cooper is third with a 23.1 percent shooting percentage (21-for-91).
• K-Wings are tied for third with six shorthanded goals against.
• Komets are tied for the league lead with 90 goals in the third period.

Savannah Ghost Pirates (27-30-10) at Allen Americans (33-30-3)           7:05 p.m. CT

• Savannah’s Brent Pedersen had five points (4g-1a) in Wednesday’s 6-5 overtime win at Allen.
• Allen’s Hank Crone is tied for the league lead with 35 power-play points (14g-21a).
• Ghost Pirates have scored 17 goals during their four-game winning streak.
• Americans are tied for sixth with 3.61 goals per game.

Kansas City Mavericks (30-28-8) at Tulsa Oilers (21-36-9)                      7:05 p.m. CT

• Kansas City’s Shane Starrett is second with 1,297 saves.
• Michael Farren leads Kansas City against the Oilers with six goals and 10 points.
• Mavericks are 19-2-4 when leading after two periods.
• Oilers are fifth with 35.36 shots per game.

Rapid City Rush (31-33-4) at Wichita Thunder (32-31-6)                        7:05 p.m. CT

• Rapid City’s Jon Martin is on a three-game goal streak (4g).
• Michal Stinil leads Wichita against the Rush with 21 points (6g-15a).
• Rush are third with 35.53 shots per game.
• Thunder are 21-8-3 when scoring first.

Utah Grizzlies (32-31-4) at Idaho Steelheads (54-10-3)                             7:10 p.m. MT

• Cameron Wright leads Utah against the Steelheads with seven points (4g-3a).
• Idaho’s Ty Pelton-Byce is on a seven-game point streak (6g-7a).
• Grizzlies are 13-1-0 when leading after one period.
• Steelheads lead the league in goals per game (4.07) and goals-against per game (2.10).

Kelly Cup Playoffs Update

Jacksonville can clinch a berth in the Kelly Cup Playoffs on Friday if:

Jacksonville wins 

Florida can clinch a berth in the Kelly Cup Playoffs on Friday if:

Florida wins OR Atlanta loses in regulation OR Florida loses in overtime/shootout AND Atlanta loses

Greenville can clinch a berth in the Kelly Cup Playoffs on Friday if:

Greenville wins AND Atlanta loses OR Greenville loses in overtime/shootout AND Atlanta loses in regulation

Newfoundland can clinch the North Division title on Friday if:

Newfoundland wins OR Newfoundland loses in overtime/shootout OR Reading loses

Cincinnati can clinch the Central Division title on Friday if:

Cincinnati wins

MOST WINS, ONE SEASON56 – Louisiana IceGators, 2001-0255 – Cincinnati Cyclones, 2007-0854 – Idaho Steelheads, 2022-2353 – Alaska Aces, 2005-06     – Las Vegas Wranglers, 2005-06     – Florida Everblades, 1999-00

MOST POINTS, ONE SEASON116 – Louisiana IceGators, 2001-02 (56-12-4)115 – Cincinnati Cyclones, 2007-08 (55-12-5)        – Texas Wildcaters, 2007-08 (52-9-11)113 – Alaska Aces, 2005-06 (53-12-7)112 – Las Vegas Wranglers, 2005-06 (53-13-6)111 – Idaho Steelheads, 2022-23 (54-10-3)

MOST HOME WINS, ONE SEASON31 – Idaho Steelheads, 2022-23    30 – Cincinnati Cyclones, 2018-19     – San Diego Gulls, 2003-04     – Louisiana IceGators, 2001-02     – Alaska Aces, 2005-06

MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE SEASON12 – South Carolina Stingrays, 2014-1511 – Idaho Steelheads, 2022-23     – Alaska Aces, 2013-14     – Wheeling Nailers, 2003-04