ECHL Today - March 2

Brampton Beast (27-23-6) at Newfoundland Growlers (36-15-4)             7 p.m. NT

• Brampton’s David Vallorani has 10 goals in his last 10 games.
• Newfoundland’s Marcus Power is third with a 26.5 percent shooting percentage (18-for-68).
• Beast are league’s fourth-least penalized team with 11.63 penalty minutes per game.
• Growlers are third with 2.69 goals-against per game.

Adirondack Thunder (30-19-7) at Manchester Monarchs (30-24-4)               6 p.m. ET

• Adirondack’s James Henry is tied for third with 41 assists.
• Daniil Miromanov leads Manchester against the Thunder with eight points (3g-5a).
• Thunder are tied for the league lead with three shorthanded goals against.
• Monarchs are second with 35.00 shots per game.

Reading Royals (24-23-9) at Norfolk Admirals (23-27-7)              7 p.m. ET

• Reading’s Adam Schmidt is on a five-game point streak (3g-4a).
• Norfolk’s Ty Reichenbach leads the league with 1,221 saves.
• Royals are fifth with 33.05 shots per game.
• Admirals are 15-1-1 when leading after two periods.

Atlanta Gladiators (24-22-8) at Greenville Swamp Rabbits (20-34-5)             7 p.m. ET

• Atlanta’s Sean Bonar is tied for the league lead with four shutouts.
• Greenville’s Jake Bolton is tied for seventh among defensemen with 11 goals.
• Gladiators are fourth on the penalty kill on the road at 86.4 percent (76-for-88).
• Swamp Rabbits are 10-1-2 when leading after two periods.

Florida Everblades (37-15-5) at Orlando Solar Bears (31-19-4)        7 p.m. ET

• Florida’s Jeremy Helvig is sixth with a 2.39 goals-against average.
• Orlando’s Otto Somppi has nine points (5g-4a) in his last five games.
• Everblades are second with 3.81 goals per game.
• Solar Bears are 20-2-1 when scoring first.

Jacksonville Icemen (29-24-4) at South Carolina Stingrays (26-26-5)             7:05 p.m. ET

• Wacey Rabbit leads Jacksonville against the Stingrays with five goals.
• South Carolina’s Andrew Cherniwchan has at least one point in five of his last six games (5g-3a).
• Icemen are tied for fourth with 12 shorthanded goals.
• Stingrays are third on the power play at home at 19.8 percent (23-for-116).

Cincinnati Cyclones (39-9-7) at Wheeling Nailers (26-24-6)        7:05 p.m. ET

• Cincinnati’s Vasili Glotov is on a nine-game point streak (6g-8a).
• Wheeling’s Winston Day Chief has five points (4g-1a) in his last two games.
• Cyclones have outscored their opponents 86-40 in the first period.
• Nailers lead the league with 17 shorthanded goals.

Fort Wayne Komets (26-18-9) at Toledo Walleye (31-15-8)           7:15 p.m. ET

• Fort Wayne’s Shawn Szydlowski has eight points (3g-5a) in his last three games.
• Toledo’s Matt Register leads defensemen with 42 points (11g-31a).
• Komets are tied for third with 12 shorthanded goals.
• Walleye are 18-2-7 in one-goal games.

Kalamazoo Wings (29-23-3) at Indy Fuel (26-26-3)                         7:35 p.m. ET

• Kalamazoo’s Chris Collins is second among rookies with 55 points (25g-30a).
• Ryan Rupert leads Indy against the K-Wings with 13 points (6g-7a).
• K-Wings are 8-0-3 in games decided in overtime or a shootout.
• Fuel are fourth on the penalty kill at home at 87.0 percent (107-for-123).

Allen Americans (20-33-6) at Tulsa Oilers (32-20-6)                      7:05 p.m. CT

• Zach Pochiro leads Allen against the Oilers with four goals.
• Tulsa’s Adam Pleskach is tied for third with 60 points (30g-30a).
• Americans are tied for the league lead with one shorthanded goal against.
• Oilers are 20-1-4 when scoring first.

Idaho Steelheads (34-19-4) at Kansas City Mavericks (28-22-4)           7:05 p.m. CT

• Idaho’s Keegan Kanzig is fifth among defensemen in plus-minus at +29.
• Rocco Carzo leads Kansas City against the Steelheads with four points (0g-4a).
• Steelheads are fourth with 2.77 goals-against per game.
• Mavericks are sixth with 29.72 shots-against per game.

Maine Mariners (31-25-1) at Utah Grizzlies (31-18-7)                      7:05 p.m. MT

• Maine’s Dillan Fox has 10 points (6g-4a) in his last seven games.
• Utah’s Caleb Herbert is third with 28 goals.
• Mariners are tied for fourth with five shorthanded goals on the road.
• Grizzlies are fourth with 28.88 shots-against per game.