ECHL Today - Nov. 3

South Carolina Stingrays (4-0-0) at Greenville Swamp Rabbits (3-3-1)                          7 p.m. ET

• South Carolina’s Jeff Jakaitis is tied for the league lead with four wins.
• Greenville’s Caleb Herbert is on a seven-game point streak (3g-6a).
• Stingrays are 14-for-14 on the penalty kill on the road.
• Swamp Rabbits are first on the power play at home at 46.2 percent (6-for-13).

Manchester Monarchs (4-3-1) at Norfolk Admirals (2-6-0)                                              7 p.m. ET

• Manchester’s Charles Williams is sixth with a 1.98 goals-against average.
• Norfolk’s Grant Besse is tied for fourth among rookies with eight points (3g-5a).
• Monarchs are 3-0-0 when leading after one period.
• Admirals are 2-0-0 when scoring first.

Cincinnati Cyclones (2-2-1) at Wheeling Nailers (4-1-1)                                                    7:05 p.m. ET

• Cincinnati’s Justin Danforth is tied for fourth among rookies with 27 shots on goal.
• Wheeling’s Reid Gardiner is on a four-game goal streak (4g).
• Cyclones are league’s least-penalized team with 10.80 penalty minutes per game.
• Nailers lead the league on the power play at 33.3 percent (11-for-33).

Reading Royals (4-0-0) at Worcester Railers (3-2-1)                                                          7:05 p.m. ET

• Reading’s John Muse is fifth with a .940 save percentage.
• Worcester’s Wade Murphy is third among rookies in plus-minus at +6.
• Royals lead the league with 5.00 goals per game.
• Railers are fourth on the power play at home at 30.0 percent (3-for-10).

Kansas City Mavericks (3-3-0) at Atlanta Gladiators (3-4-0)                                            7:35 p.m. ET

• Matt Robertson leads Kansas City with five goals and eight points.
• Atlanta’s Lindsay Sparks is tied for the league lead in plus-minus at +8.
• Mavericks are fifth on the power play at 21.7 percent (5-for-23).
• Gladiators have scored 15 goals during their three-game winning streak.

Adirondack Thunder (3-3-1) at Fort Wayne Komets (2-1-1)                                            8 p.m. ET

• Adirondack’s Eric Neiley is on a seven-game point streak (4g-6a).
• Tyson Fawcett leads Fort Wayne with four goals.
• Thunder are fifth with 36.29 shots per game.
• Komets are third with 2.50 goals-against per game.

Indy Fuel (2-3-1) at Quad City Mallards (3-3-0)                                                                7:05 p.m. CT

• Indy’s Cam Reid is tied for the league lead with five power-play assists.
• Quad City’s Ivan Kulbakov is sixth with a .938 save percentage.
• Fuel are fourth on the penalty kill at 90.9 percent (20-for-22).
• Mallards are 3-1-0 in one-goal games.

Utah Grizzlies (4-5-0) at Tulsa Oilers (4-3-1)                                                                      7:05 p.m. CT

• Utah’s Cliff Watson leads rookies with 31 shots on goal.
• Tulsa’s Conner Bleackley leads the league with three shorthanded goals.
• Grizzlies are tied for fifth on the penalty kill on the road at 91.3 percent (21-for-23).
• Oilers are 4-1-1 when scoring first.

Allen Americans (3-3-2) at Wichita Thunder (6-0-0)                                                         7:05 p.m. CT

• Allen’s Casey Pierro-Zabotel is tied for the league lead with 12 points (3g-9a).
• Wichita’s Joel Rumpel is second with a 1.67 goals-against average.
• Americans are tied for second with three shorthanded goals.
• Thunder have outscored their opponents 16-9 at home.

Brampton Beast (2-5-1) at Rapid City Rush (1-6-0)                                                          7:05 p.m. MT

• Brampton’s Brandon Marino is tied for the league lead with 33 shots on goal.
• Alex Guptill leads Rapid City with seven points (2g-5a).
• Beast have scored a league-leading 14 goals in the third period.
• Rush are 16-for-16 on the penalty kill at home.

Colorado Eagles (6-2-0) at Idaho Steelheads (3-2-3)                                                          7:10 p.m. MT

• Colorado’s Michael Joly is on a four-game goal streak.
• Idaho’s Justin Parizek leads rookies with 10 points (5g-5a).
• Eagles are tied for fifth with 4.25 goals per game.
• Steelheads lead the league with 42.25 shots per game.