Adirondack Thunder
- Ryan Smith is on a six-game point streak (1g-7a).
- The Thunder set a season-high with 50 shots on goal on Saturday against Trois-Rivières.
- Adirondack hosts Reading on Friday and visits the Royals on Saturday.
Maine Mariners
- Michael DiPietro has won his last eight decisions.
- Maine is second on the penalty kill at 85.1 percent (103-for-121).
- The Mariners are at Newfoundland on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Newfoundland Growlers
- Adam Dawe notched a hat trick for his first three professional goals on Wednesday at Cincinnati.
- The Growlers are 12-2-0 in their last 14 games.
- Newfoundland hosts Maine on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Norfolk Admirals
- Danny Katic leads the Admirals with 10 goals and 24 points.
- Norfolk is 5-0-1 when leading after two periods.
- The Admirals host Trois-Rivières on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Reading Royals
- Max Newton matched his career high with four points (2g-2a) on Friday at Worcester.
- The Royals are 18-5-2 when scoring first.
- Reading travels to Adirondack on Friday and hosts the Thunder on Saturday.
Trois-Rivières Lions
- Nicolas Guay is on a five-game point streak (3g-5a).
- Trois-Rivières is 13-1-0 when leading after two periods.
- The Lions are at Norfolk on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Worcester Railers
- Quin Ryan leads Worcester with 34 points (12g-22a).
- The Railers are league’s least-penalized team with 8.81 penalty minutes per game.
- Worcester hosts South Carolina on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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