ECHL Today - Dec. 10

Trois-Rivières Lions (10-7-0) at Newfoundland Growlers (14-4-0)          7 p.m. NT

• Trois-Rivières’ Alexis D’Aoust is on a three-game goal streak (4g).
• Newfoundland’s Evan Cormier leads the league with 10 wins.
• Lions have outscored their opponents 31-13 during six-game winning streak.
• Growlers have scored first in 14 of their 18 games (12-2-0).

Reading Royals (8-5-5) at Adirondack Thunder (9-8-1)                           7 p.m. ET

• Reading’s Jacob Pritchard is second with 83 shots on goal.
• Adirondack’s Tyler Irvine is on a four-game point streak (4g-5a).
• Royals are 6-0-3 when scoring first.
• Thunder are 4-1-1 when outshooting their opponent.

Greenville Swamp Rabbits (8-7-2) at Jacksonville Icemen (10-8-2)         7 p.m. ET

• Greenville’s Max Zimmer has 13 points (7g-6a) in his last 10 games.
• Craig Martin leads Jacksonville against the Swamp Rabbits with two goals.
• Swamp Rabbits are 6-2-0 when leading after two periods.
• Icemen have outscored their opponents 16-9 in the third period.

Fort Wayne Komets (10-6-2) at Kalamazoo Wings (10-6-0)                     7 p.m. ET

• Fort Wayne’s Will Graber is tied for second among defensemen with five goals.
• Erik Bradford leads Kalamazoo against the Komets with four points (1g-3a).
• Komets are third with 2.44 goals per game.
• K-Wings are third on the power play at home at 32.0 percent (8-for-25).

Worcester Railers (7-9-1) at Maine Mariners (6-8-4)                           7:15 p.m. ET

• Anthony Repaci leads Worcester against the Mariners with six points (2g-4a).
• Maine’s Justin Brazeau has three goals in his last two games.
• Railers are fifth with 32.88 shots per game.
• Mariners are first on the power play at home at 37.9 percent (11-for-29).

Orlando Solar Bears (11-8-1) at Atlanta Gladiators (8-8-2)                 7:30 p.m. ET

• Orlando’ Brad Barone has won his last four starts.
• Luke Nogard leads Atlanta against the Solar Bears with four points (0g-4a).
• Solar Bears are 10-0-0 when scoring first.
• Gladiators lead the league with five shorthanded goals at home.

Florida Everblades (9-6-5) at Norfolk Admirals (10-9-1)                     7:30 p.m. ET

• Florida’s Blake Winiecki is tied for fourth with 24 assists (13g-11a).
• Cody Milan leads Norfolk against the Everblades with five points (0g-5a).
• Everblades are fifth with 29.95 shots-against per game.
• Admirals are 6-2-1 in one-goal games.

Indy Fuel (6-9-3) at Cincinnati Cyclones (10-9-0)                                 7:35 p.m. ET

• Indy’s Cedric Lacroix has four goals in his last three games.
• Mason Mitchell leads Cincinnati against the Fuel with two goals.
• Fuel are 5-0-0 when leading after two periods.
• Cyclones have outscored their opponents 22-14 in the third period.

Toledo Walleye (13-5-0) at Iowa Heartlanders (5-12-3)                           7 p.m. CT

• Toledo’s Marcus Vela is on a three-game goal streak (5g).
• Cole Golka leads Iowa against the Walleye with two goals.
• Walleye are third with 34.00 shots per game.
• Heartlanders are 4-1-0 when leading after one period.

Allen Americans (6-8-3) at Wichita Thunder (10-7-1)                          7:05 p.m. CT

• Allen’s Chad Costello is on a three-game point streak (3g-4a).
• Peter Crinella leads Wichita against the Americans with five goals.
• Americans are 3-1-3 in one-goal games.
• Thunder are 5-1-0 when leading after one period.

Kansas City Mavericks (8-10-1) at Rapid City Rush (8-10-3)              7:05 p.m. MT

• Kansas City’s Marcus Crawford is tied for fourth among defensemen with 11 assists.
• Rapid City’s Logan Nelson leads the league with 95 shots on goal.
• Mavericks are second on the penalty kill on the road at 89.2 percent (33-for-37).
• Rush are 4-1-1 when leading after two periods.

South Carolina Stingrays (9-7-2) at Idaho Steelheads (12-7-1)            7:10 p.m. MT

• South Carolina’s Patrick Holway leads rookie defensemen with 13 points (1g-12a).
• Idaho’s Luc Brown is on a three-game goal streak (4g).
• Stingrays have outscored their opponents 22-12 in the first period.
• Steelheads are third on the penalty kill at home at 89.3 percent (25-for-28).