ECHL Today - Dec. 22

Jacksonville Icemen (6-15-4) at Greenville Swamp Rabbits (15-11-2)                  7 p.m. ET

• Bobby MacIntyre leads Jacksonville against the Swamp Rabbits with two goals.
• Greenville’s Sergey Zborovskiy is tied for second among rookies with nine power-play points (3g-6a).
• Icemen are 5-2-1 when leading after two periods.
• Swamp Rabbits are tied for third with 3.86 goals per game.

Toledo Walleye (17-7-3) at Kalamazoo Wings (12-9-3)                                          7 p.m. ET

• Toledo’s Pat Nagle leads the league with 14 wins.
• Lane Scheidl leads Kalamazoo against the Walleye with two goals.
• Walleye lead the league on the penalty kill at 90.6 percent (87-for-96).
• Wings are sixth with 35.88 shots per game.

Manchester Monarchs (17-9-2) at Reading Royals (14-11-2)                                7 p.m. ET

• Manchester’s Matt Leitner is on a nine-game point streak (5g-11a).
• Matt Willows leads Reading with 23 points (9g-14a).
• Monarchs are tied for the league lead with 39 goals in the third period.
• Royals are 11-0-0 when leading after one period.

Atlanta Gladiators (12-15-2) at South Carolina Stingrays (17-5-4)                      7:05 p.m. ET

• Tanner Pond leads Atlanta against the Stingrays with four points (1g-3a).
• South Carolina’s Taylor Cammarata is third with a 26.9 percent shooting percentage (7-for-26).
• Gladiators are eighth on the power play on the road at 21.2 percent (14-for-66).
• Stingrays lead the league with 2.42 goals-against per game.

Brampton Beast (12-10-3) at Wheeling Nailers (15-10-2)                                      7:05 p.m. ET

• Kevin Dufour leads Brampton against the Nailers with three goals.
• Wheeling’s Cam Brown is tied for the league lead with 11 power-play assists.
• Beast are tied for third with one shorthanded goal against.
• Nailers lead the league on the power play at 22.6 percent (26-for-115).

Adirondack Thunder (14-12-2) at Worcester Railers (11-9-4)                              7:05 p.m. ET

• Eric Neiley leads Adirondack against the Railers with two goals.
• Worcester’s Patrick McNally leads defensemen with 10 goals.
• Thunder are fourth on the power play on the road at 24.6 percent (15-for-61).
• Railers are tied for fourth with five shorthanded goals.

Tulsa Oilers (11-9-6) at Allen Americans (15-7-4)                                                  7:05 p.m. CT

• Tulsa’s Adam Pleskach is second with 109 shots on goal.
• Allen’s Joel Chouinard is second among defensemen in plus-minus at +16.
• Oilers lead the league with 37.65 shots per game.
• Americans are 7-1-1 when outshooting their opponent.

Cincinnati Cyclones (15-9-1) at Quad City Mallards (8-15-2)                               7:05 p.m. CT

• Eric Knodel leads Cincinnati against the Mallards with four goals.
• Quad City’s Willie Raskob leads rookie defensemen with 17 points (1g-16a).
• Cyclones are fourth with 2.64 goals-against per game.
• Mallards are league’s least-penalized team with 8.80 penalty minutes per game.

Kansas City Mavericks (14-14-1) at Wichita Thunder (17-7-2)                            7:05 p.m. CT

• Darren Nowick leads Kansas City against the Thunder with four points (2g-2a).
• Wichita’s Jeremy Beaudry is tied for second among defensemen with five power-play goals.
• Mavericks are 8-2-1 in one-goal games.
• Thunder are 11-4-1 when outshot by their opponent.

Utah Grizzlies (9-11-8) at Colorado Eagles (20-5-3)                                               7:05 p.m. MT

• Utah’s Taylor Richart is tied for first among defensemen with three power-play goals.
• Colorado’s Jake Marto is tied for the league lead with 11 power-play assists.
• Grizzlies are 7-0-1 when leading after one period.
• Eagles are 13-1-1 in their last 15 games.

Idaho Steelheads (17-8-4) at Rapid City Rush (7-19-0)                                         7:05 p.m. MT

• Idaho’s Jefferson Dahl is on a four-game goal streak (5g).
• Dante Salituro leads Rapid City against the Steelheads with four goals.
• Steelheads are second with 37.24 shots per game.
• Rush are second on the penalty kill at home at 89.0 percent (65-for-73).