ECHL Today - Dec. 15

Cincinnati Cyclones (17-6-3) at Kalamazoo Wings (7-13-3)                             3 p.m. ET

• Jesse Schultz leads Cincinnati against the K-Wings with 13 points (3g-10a).
• Kalamazoo’s Dylan Sadowy is second with six power-play goals.
• Cyclones are second with 2.42 goals-against per game.
• K-Wings are fourth on the power play at home at 23.3 percent (10-for-43).

Orlando Solar Bears (10-10-5) at Greenville Swamp Rabbits (12-13-1)         3:05 p.m. ET

• Orlando’s Clint Windsor has allowed two goals or less in each of his last four appearances.
• Greenville’s Liam Pecararo leads rookies with 14 goals.
• Solar Bears lead the league on the penalty kill at 89.9 percent (98-for-109).
• Swamp Rabbits are 8-0-0 when leading after one period.

Jacksonville Icemen (8-11-4) at South Carolina Stingrays (18-2-3)                 3:05 p.m. ET

• Chase Lang leads Jacksonville with eight goals and 17 points.
• South Carolina’s Mitch Vanderlaan is second among rookies in plus-minus at +12.
• Icemen are 5-0-0 when leading after two periods.
• Stingrays are first on the penalty kill at home at 95.7 percent (22-for-23).

Reading Royals (15-8-4) at Worcester Railers (7-15-1)                                    3:05 p.m. ET

• Reading’s Eric Knodel is tied for second with 21 assists.
• Worcester’s Jordan Samuels-Thomas leads the league with four shorthanded points (2g-2a).
• Royals are sixth with 33.37 shots per game.
• Railers are tied for the league lead with five shorthanded goals.

Allen Americans (19-4-3) at Brampton Beast (15-10-1)                                    4 p.m. ET

• Allen’s Zach Sawchenko is fifth with a .933 save percentage.
• Brampton’s Matt Petgrave is third among defensemen with 20 points (5g-15a).
• Americans have outscored their opponents 30-21 in the first period.
• Beast are tied for the league lead with five shorthanded goals.

Wichita Thunder (12-10-5) at Tulsa Oilers (10-15-2)                                        4:05 p.m. CT

• Ostap Safin leads Wichita against the Oilers with four goals and eight points.
• Tulsa’s Josh Wesley is tied for first among defensemen with eight goals.
• Thunder are 5-0-5 in one-goal games.
• Oilers lead the league with 37.85 shots per game.