ECHL Today - Oct. 29

Cincinnati Cyclones (1-4-0) at Manchester Monarchs (3-1-1)                               6 p.m. ET

• Dominic Zombo leads Cincinnati with three goals.
• Manchester’s Cory Ward is tied for first among rookies with two game-winning goals.
• Cyclones are league’s third-least penalized team with 7.60 penalty minutes per game.
• Monarchs lead the league on the power play at 40.0 percent (6-for-15).

Atlanta Gladiators (3-3-2) at Orlando Solar Bears (1-2-0)                                    7 p.m. ET

• Atlanta’s Thomas Frazee is tied for the league lead with three power-play goals.
• Joe Perry leads Orlando with two goals.
• Gladiators have scored first in six of their eight games.
• Solar Bears are third with 36.33 shots per game.

Elmira Jackals (2-3-0) at Adirondack Thunder (3-2-0)                                         7 p.m. ET

• Daultan Leveille leads Elmira with four points (1g-3a).
• Adirondack’s Alex Wall is tied for third among defensemen with six points (1g-5a).
• Jackals are fifth on the power play at 26.3 percent (5-for-19).
• Thunder have scored nine of their 18 goals in the second period.

South Carolina Stingrays (1-2-1) at Florida Everblades (3-1-0)                           7 p.m. ET

• South Carolina’s Olivier Archambault is tied for the league lead with three power-play goals.
• Florida’s Levko Koper is tied second among rookies with a 33.3 percent shooting percentage (2-for-6).
• Stingrays have scored four of their seven goals in the second period.
• Everblades are fourth with 2.25 goals-against per game.

Toledo Walleye (5-1-0) at Norfolk Admirals (1-4-1)                                              7:15 p.m. ET

• Toledo’s Tylor Spink is tied for the league lead in plus-minus at +7.
• Nick MacNeil leads Norfolk with two goals.
• Each of the Walleye’s last three games have been decided in overtime or a shootout.
• Admirals are tied for fifth with 2.33 goals-against per game.

Allen Americans (3-3-0) at Indy Fuel (2-3-0)                                                          7:35 p.m. ET

• Allen’s Jamie Murray is fifth with 122 saves.
• Kevin Lynch leads Indy with three assists.
• Americans are sixth with 35.67 shots per game.
• Fuel are second on the power play at home at 33.3 percent (1-for-3).

Tulsa Oilers (6-0-0) at Quad City Mallards (3-2-0)                                                7:05 p.m. CT

• Tulsa’s Darcy Murphy is tied for second among rookies with four goals.
• Quad City’s Jace Coyle leads defensemen with two power-play goals.
• Five of the Oilers’ six wins have been by one goal.
• Mallards are third with 27.40 shots-against per game.

Kalamazoo Wings (3-1-1) at Wheeling Nailers (1-2-1)                                           8:05 p.m. ET

• Kalamazoo’s Nic Riopel leads the league with a 0.50 goals-against average.
• Wheeling’s Doug Carr is third with 247 minutes played.
• K-Wings are tied for third on the penalty kill at 93.8 percent (15-for-16).
• Each of the Nailers’ four games have been decided by one goal.

Colorado Eagles (4-1-1) at Utah Grizzlies (4-1-0)                                                   7 p.m. MT

• Colorado’s Cole Sanford leads rookies with five goals.
• Utah’s Ryan Faragher is tied for second with three wins.
• Eagles are fifth with 28.67 shots-against per game.
• Grizzlies are 4-0-0 when scoring first.

Reading Royals (3-1-1) at Idaho Steelheads (2-3-1)                                               7:10 p.m. MT

• Reading’s Mike Marcou is tied for second among defensemen with three power-play assists.
• Idaho’s Joe Faust is tied for sixth among defensemen with five points (2g-3a).
• Royals are 2-0-1 when tied after two periods.
• Steelheads are tied for the league lead with 11 goals in the third period.

Rapid City Rush (0-6-0) at Alaska Aces (2-1-0)                                                     7:15 p.m. AKT

• Rapid City’s Lindsay Sparks leads the league with six goals.
• Peter Sivak leads Alaska with six points (3g-3a).
• Rush are tied for fourth on the power play on the road at 33.3 percent (4-for-12).
• Aces are tied for fifth with 2.33 goals-against per game.