Cincinnati Cyclones
- Myles Powell leads rookies in plus-minus at +20.
- The Cyclones are 12-0-3 at home, having outscored their opponents 63-30.
- Cincinnati hosts Toledo on Monday, Fort Wayne on Friday and Kalamazoo on Saturday.
Fort Wayne Komets
- Jake Kamrass is tied for fourth among rookies with 29 points (14g-15a).
- Fort Wayne is fifth with 28.97 shots-against per game.
- The Komets host Brampton on Monday, visit Indy on Thursday and Cincinnati on Friday and host Indy on Saturday.
Indy Fuel
- Olivier Labelle has nine points (3g-6a) in his last seven games.
- The Fuel are tied for second with 12 home wins (12-5-0).
- Indy travels to Kalamazoo on Monday, hosts Fort Wayne on Thursday and Wheeling on Friday and is at Fort Wayne on Saturday.
Kalamazoo Wings
- Justin Taylor leads the league with five game-winning goals.
- Kalamazoo is 9-1-0 when leading after two periods.
- The K-Wings host Indy on Monday and visit Toledo on Friday and Cincinnati on Saturday.
Toledo Walleye
- Justin Kea has four points (2g-2a) in four games since being acquired by Toledo.
- The Walleye have posted nine sellouts through 12 home games.
- Toledo is at Cincinnati on Monday and Wheeling on Thursday before hosting Kalamazoo on Friday and Wheeling on Saturday.
Wheeling Nailers
- Alex Rauter has seven points (2g-5a) in his last four games.
- Wheeling has scored 52 goals in its last 11 games.
- The Nailers host Reading on Monday and Toledo on Thursday before visiting Indy on Friday and Toledo on Saturday.
Adirondack Thunder
Allen Americans
Atlanta Gladiators
Bloomington Bison
Cincinnati Cyclones
Florida Everblades
Fort Wayne Komets
Greensboro Gargoyles
Greenville Swamp Rabbits
Idaho Steelheads
Indy Fuel
Iowa Heartlanders
Jacksonville Icemen
Kalamazoo Wings
Kansas City Mavericks
Maine Mariners
Norfolk Admirals
Orlando Solar Bears
Rapid City Rush
Reading Royals
Savannah Ghost Pirates
South Carolina Stingrays
Tahoe Knight Monsters
Toledo Walleye
Trois-Rivières Lions
Tulsa Oilers
Utah Grizzlies
Wheeling Nailers
Wichita Thunder
Worcester Railers