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South Division Weekly - Dec. 18
Monday, December 18th
South Division Weekly - Dec. 18
- Phil Lane leads Atlanta with 13 goals.
- The Gladiators are 9-1-0 when allowing two goals or less.
- Atlanta is at Jacksonville on Thursday and South Carolina on Friday.
- Martin Ouellette has allowed two goals or less in six of his last eight games.
- The Everblades have outscored their opponents 66-36 in the second and third periods.
- Florida hosts Jacksonville on Wednesday.
- Branden Troock is on a five-game point streak (4g-5a).
- Greenville has scored four goals in each of its last four games.
- The Swamp Rabbits host South Carolina on Thursday and Saturday and Jacksonville on Friday.
- Cristiano DiGiacinto scored his first career goal on Wednesday against Manchester.
- The Icemen are 5-2-1 when leading after two periods.
- Jacksonville is at Florida on Wednesday, hosts Atlanta on Thursday and travels to Greenville on Friday.
- T.J. Melancon has four goals in his last seven games.
- Norfolk has scored multiple power-play goals in a game six times this season.
- The Admirals are at Orlando on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
- J.C. Campagna is second among rookies with 17 assists.
- The Solar Bears are 5-1-1 when scoring first.
- Orlando hosts Norfolk on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
- Joey Leach had five points (2g-3a) in three games last week.
- South Carolina is one of just two teams to have not allowed a shorthanded goal.
- The Stingrays are at Greenville on Thursday and Saturday while hosting Atlanta on Friday.
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