# Name Pos. Sh. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Hometown GP G A PTS +/- PIM Notes2 T.J. Miller D L 6'4 210 09.15.86 Placentia, CA 21 1 5 6 -10 6 Returned to lineup Friday after missing 11 straight

5 Andy Thomas D R 6'2 210 11.14.85 Bow, NH 27 1 4 5 -9 19 Broke 10-game pointless streak with an assists Friday

IR 7 Justin Coutu D L 6'0 205 11.19.84 Maple Ridge, BC 30 1 11 12 -5 59 Placed on 7-day IR, 1/15

8 Martin Nolet D L 6'3 205 10.02.86 Quebec City, PQ 14 2 1 3 +4 10 Returns from IR, last playing 11/28

9 Trevor Kell F R 6’0 185 06.23.86 Thunder Bay, ON 11 6 6 12 +6 4 Drafted by Chicago, 5th round, '04

10 Tony Zancanaro F L 5’5 170 06.04.82 Trenton, MI 23 3 8 11 -6 27 Twin brother, Brad, played two seasons in ECHL

11 Myles Stoesz F R 6’1 210 02.15.87 Steinbach, MB 2 0 0 0 -1 6 133 PIM in 31-career games w/ Trenton

12 Darcy Zajac F R 6'1 200 09.23.86 Winnipeg, MAN 16 2 7 9 +3 11 Returned to Trenton from AHL, 01/11

14 Matt Lombardi F R 5’11 200 11.09.87 Milton, MA 31 9 6 15 -6 18 Game-winning goal Dec. 2 at Toledo

IR 15 Matt Vokes F R 6’1 190 09.03.85 Auburn, MA 7 3 5 8 0 4 21-day IR, 12/18-01/18

16 Ryan Ginand F L 5’9 180 04.01.86 Milford, MA 33 15 22 37 +6 14 Younger brother Phil skates for Mercyhurst College

17 Dan Charleston F L 5'8 180 11.27.84 Oak Forest, IL 12 5 8 13 -5 39 Goals in 3 of last 5 games

18 Ryan Hayes F R 5'10 180 06.04.89 Syracuse, NY 31 14 15 29 -5 16 Hat trick vs. Toledo, 12/19

IR 20 Brad Miller D R 5’10 170 01.31.86 Alpharetta, GA 18 4 8 12 +2 6 Placed on 3-day IR, 1/15

21 Kory Nagy F L 5’11 195 10.12.89 Walsingham, ON 23 5 6 11 -4 13 Drafted by New Jersey, 5th round, '08

22 Kyle Kucharski F L 6’3 200 03.06.87 Saugus, MA 13 0 1 1 -8 18 Missed last 2 games

23 Taylor Vichorek F R 6’8 250 08.25.88 Moose Lake, MN 32 2 7 9 +1 52 Four assists and +1 in December (12 GP)

AHL 24 J.S. Berube F L 6’3 195 06.20.90 Matane, PQ 25 8 10 18 -1 40 Recalled to AHL-Albany, 12/31

25 Jeremy Akeson F L 6’2 210 11.26.84 Ottawa, ON 32 6 6 12 -14 46 127 career games with Trenton

26 Dave Leaderer D L 5'11 190 07.31.86 Rochester, NY 30 4 10 14 -9 20 Second 2 assist game this season, Friday night

27 Justin Pender D L 6’4 215 10.25.88 St. Johns, NL 32 2 7 9 -18 32 Played four seasons for QMJHL's Halifax Mooseheads

IR 28 Jordon Southorn D L 6'3 200 05.15.90 Montreal, PQ 15 0 2 2 -8 18 21-day IR, 12/07-12/28

29 Chase Watson F L 6’0 195 10.23.82 Media, PA 17 0 9 9 -8 4 Recorded two, 3-assist games this season

34 Jeff Prough F R 5’10 180 04.20.86 Dearborn Heights, MI 34 13 12 25 -15 32 Led Brown (ECAC) in scoring his sophomore and junior

# Name Pos. Ct. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Hometown GP W L OTL SOL SO GAA SV% NotesIR 1 Jeff Lerg G L 5’6 155 04.09.86 Livonia, MI 8 5 3 0 0 0 3.42 0.888 Last played 11/24 at Florida

31 Shane Connelly G L 5'9 180 03.16.87 Cheltenham, PA 13 2 8 1 1 0 2.94 0.899 Started 3 of last 4 games

AHL 35 Dave Caruso G L 6’1 205 06.18.82 Roswell, GA 16 5 8 0 2 0 3.33 0.907 Loaned Loaned to AHL-Albany, 1/11

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Toledo Walleye# Name Pos. Sh. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Hometown GP G A PTS +/- PIM Notes

AHL 3 David Phillips D R 6’3 180 08.14.87 Beverly, England 21 0 7 7 +4 12 Loaned to Lake Erie, 01/05

4 Kyle Page D L 5'11 185 07.09.87 Dearborn, MI 33 2 5 7 +4 19 33 games played lead Toledo defensemen

5 Ryan Stokes D L 6'4 218 06.23.83 Sarnia, ON 24 3 8 11 +3 83 1 goal, 2 assists over last 5 games

7 Tyler Gotto D L 5'11 190 02.18.86 Regina, SK 30 3 7 10 +6 6 2 assists last 4 games

8 Nick Duff D L 6'0 185 12.12.85 Novi, MI 14 0 1 1 -7 17 4 seasons w/ U. of British Columbua (CWUAA)

9 Dominic Osman F L 6'0 200 02.94.82 Dearborn, MI 26 6 7 13 -6 31 4 goals last 6 games

10 John May LW L 5'10 175 09.22.81 Livonia, MI 2 1 0 1 -1 0 Signed by Toledo, 1/06

11 Andy Bohmbach F L 6'2 201 02.25.87 Hudson, WI 34 14 15 29 +1 16 Leads team w/ 14 goals and 29 points

AHL 12 Peter LeBlanc F L 5'10 190 02.03.88 Hamilton, ON 22 8 14 22 0 6 Recalled to AHL-Rockford 12/06

14 Jason Lepine D R 6'0 185 03.26.85 Cornwall, ON 31 3 15 18 +6 22 6 AHL games w/ Rockford, Peoria and Albany

16 Scott Fletcher D R 6'3 200 01.12.88 Detroit, MI 24 0 5 5 -6 69 Teammate w/ Ryan Hayes for Plymouth Whalers (OHL)

17 Kyle Rogers F R 6'3 215 12.20.84 Philadelphia, PA 32 5 10 15 -4 18 67 games w/ AHL-Toronto Marlies last season

18 Randy Rowe F L 6'0 195 06.10.80 Burford, ON 31 8 14 22 -6 4 1 goal, 1 assist in current 2-game point streak

19 Sal Peralta RW R 6'2 200 07.11.83 Leamington, ON 19 2 3 5 -1 4 Signed by Toledo, 1/07

20 Tyler Doig F L 6'1 195 02.15.86 Palmerston, ON 24 4 13 17 -8 36 Traded to Toledo from Kalamazoo, 11/30

21 Josh Boyd LW L 5'6 155 04.27.86 Columbus, OH 4 0 0 0 -1 0 Signed by Toledo, 1/07

IR 22 Scooter Smith F L 5'9 197 11.11.80 Edmonton, AB 22 2 4 6 -11 26 21-day-IR (1/2-1/23)

24 Zack Torquato F R 6'0 195 06.08.89 Sault Ste. Marie, ON 34 8 19 27 +5 8 Drafted by Detroit Red Wings in 6th round, '07

26 Chris DiDomenico RW R 6’1 180 02.20.89 Woodbridge, ON 4 0 2 2 -5 0 Signed by Toledo, 01/07

AHL 27 Adam Keefe F R 5'10 200 04.26.84 Brampton, ON 30 2 4 6 -10 129 Loaned to Grand Rapids, 1/05

IR 28 Mike Hedden F L 5'10 195 12.27.84 Dunnville, ON 23 6 4 10 -6 50 21-day-IR (12/20-1/10)

AHL 55 Sebastien Piche D L 6'0 194 02.04.88 La Sarre, PQ 20 3 10 13 -9 17 Recalled by Grand Rapids, 1/01

79 Simon Danis-Pepin D R 6'7 208 04.11.88 Montreal, PQ 3 0 1 1 0 0 Signed by Toledo, 01/09

AHL 86 Evan Rankin F R 6'1 196 03.28.86 Portage, MI 30 12 12 24 +3 30 Loaned to Grand Rapids, 1/03

# Name Pos. Ct. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Hometown GP W L OTL SOL SO GAA SV% Notes29 Joe Palmer G L 6'1 205 02.19.88 Yorkville, NY 13 4 9 0 0 0 3.66 0.869 Leads Toledo goalies w/ 13 games played

AHL 30 Thomas McCollum G R 6'2 210 12.07.89 Cambria, NY 5 3 1 0 0 1 2.55 0.913 Recalled to Grand Rapids, 01/10

31 Jimmy Spratt G L 6'1 185 11.10.85 Chesterfield, MI 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.59 0.813 Toledo debut Friday night vs. Reading

AHL 35 Jordan Pearce G R 6'1 201 10.10.86 Anchorage, AK 8 3 4 1 0 1 4.13 0.883 Recalled by Grand Rapids, 12/23

TRENTON DEVILS (13-18-0-3, 29pts) vs TOLEDO WALLEYE (13-18-2-1, 29pts) Game 35 ◦ Saturday, January 15, 2011 ◦ 7:00 p.m. ◦ Sun National Bank Center, Trenton, NJ

Today in the ECHLOntario Reign (12-22-1) at Bakersfield Condors (19-16-1) 12 p.m. PT· Aaron Lewadniuk leads Ontario against the Condors with four points (3g-1a).· Vyacheslav Trukhno leads Bakersfield against the Reign with eight points (3g-5a).· Reign are 8-1-1 when leading after two periods.· Condors’ Evan Stoflet is fourth among defensemen with a +13.Toledo Walleye (13-18-3) at Trenton Devils (13-18-3) 7 p.m. ET· Toledo’s Zack Torquato is fifth among rookies with 19 assists.· Trenton’s Ryan Hayes is tied for fourth among rookies with 29 points (14g-15a).· Walleye are 9-1-1 when leading after two periods.· Devils are first with 34.76 shots per game.Kalamazoo Wings (14-15-4) at Greenville Road Warriors (24-11-2) 7:05 p.m. ET· Trent Daavettila leads Kalamazoo against the Road Warriors with four points (1g-3a).· Greenville’s Dov Grumet-Morris leads the league with a .924 save percentage.· K-Wings are third on the power play at 21.6 percent (35-for-162).· Road Warriors are first with 3.59 goals per game.Florida Everblades (22-18-2) at Gwinnett Gladiators (19-17-5) 7:05 p.m. ET· Florida’s Alexandre Imbeault is second with 20 goals.· Gwinnett’s Pat Galivan has nine points (3g-6a) in his last four games.· Everblades are first on the penalty kill at 88.7 percent (172-for-194).· Gladiators are 8-4-5 in one-goal games.Reading Royals (23-9-2) at Elmira Jackals (18-12-5) 7:35 p.m. ET· Reading’s Ben Gordon leads the league in plus-minus with a +21.· Elmira’s Eric Regan leads all defensemen with 25 points (7g-18a).· Royals are 13-2-2 when scoring first.· Jackals are second with 3.51 goals per game.Cincinnati Cyclones (15-14-7) at Wheeling Nailers (20-14-2) 8:05 p.m. ET· Cincinnati’s Brian O’Hanley is tied for fifth among defensemen with 21 points (6g-15a).· Wheeling’s Nick Petersen and Ben Street are tied for the lead among rookies w/ 39 points.· Cyclones are 11-1-3 when leading after two periods.· Nailers are 16-5-1 when scoring first.Stockton Thunder (16-11-6) at Utah Grizzlies (22-12-4) 7:05 p.m. MT· Bretton Cameron leads Stockton against the Grizzlies with three points (2g-1a).· Utah’s Nick Tuzzolino is fourth among defensemen with 22 points (7g-15a).· Thunder are fourth with 33.94 shots per game.· Grizzlies are second on the power play at 22.4 percent (44-for-196).Victoria Salmon Kings (15-20-3) at Idaho Steelheads (16-15-8) 7:10 p.m. MT· Victoria’s David Shantz leads the league with 825 saves and 1,678 minutes.· Idaho’s Mark Derlago is third with 19 goals.· Salmon Kings 14-1-0 when leading after two periods.· Steelheads are second on the penalty kill at 86.7 percent (144-for-166).Alaska Aces (21-11-2) at Las Vegas Wranglers (20-10-3) 7:05 p.m. PT· Scott Howes leads Alaska against the Wranglers with seven points (2g-5a).· Ryan Huddy leads Las Vegas with 17 goals.· Alaska is league’s least-penalized team with 12.41 penalty minutes per game.· Las Vegas is 11-5-2 when outshooting its opponent.

Recent ECHL ScoresTUE, JANUARY 11

Florida 1 at Gwinnett 2Las Vegas 6 at Victoria 4

WED, JANUARY 12 Elmira 2 at Toledo 1

Wheeling 4 at Trenton 1Kalamazoo 2 at Cincinnati 3 (OT)

Idaho 4 at Utah 2Alaska 2 at Ontario 3

Bakersfield 3 at Stockton 5Las Vegas 5 at Victoria 3

THU, JANUARY 13 Florida 1 at Greenville 4

FRI, JANUARY 14 Elmira 4 at Trenton 3

Gwinnett 8 at Greenville 6Toledo 2 at Reading 8

Florida 5 at South Carolina 1Wheeling 6 at Cincinnati 3

Stockton 4 at Utah 2Victoria 6 at Idaho 5 (OT)Alaska 1 at Bakersfield 2Ontario 2 at Las Vegas 1

Upcoming ECHL ScheduleSUN, JANUARY 16

Kalamazoo at South Carolina - 4:00 PM ESTToledo at Elmira - 4:05 PM EST

Alaska at Las Vegas - 2:05 PM PSTVictoria at Idaho - 7:10 PM MST

MON, JANUARY 17 South Carolina at Gwinnett - 12:30 PM EST

Kalamazoo at Greenville - 1:05 PM ESTTrenton at Reading - 1:05 PM ESTStockton at Utah - 7:05 PM MST

TUE, JANUARY 18 Wheeling at Cincinnati - 7:30 PM EST

Alaska at Las Vegas - 7:05 PM PST

WED, JANUARY 19 Reading at Florida - 7:30 PM EST

Utah at Idaho - 7:10 PM MSTBakersfield at Ontario - 7:00 PM PST

Eastern Conference StandingsATLANTIC GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM HOME ROAD LAST TEN STREAKReading 34 23 9 2 0 48 0.706 116 95 523 10-5-1-0 13-4-1-0 7-1-2-0 7-0-2-0Elmira 35 18 12 5 0 41 0.586 123 116 761 9-8-3-0 9-4-2-0 5-5-0-0 2-0-0-0Trenton 34 13 18 0 3 29 0.426 107 125 548 7-10-0-2 6-8-0-1 3-6-0-1 0-4-0-1SOUTH GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM HOME ROAD LAST TEN STREAKGreenville 37 24 11 1 1 50 0.676 133 93 539 14-5-1-0 10-6-0-1 5-5-0-0 0-1-0-0Florida 42 22 18 0 2 46 0.548 137 125 714 10-7-0-1 12-11-0-1 3-6-0-1 1-0-0-0South Carolina 38 21 15 1 1 44 0.579 105 102 517 14-6-1-1 7-9-0-0 7-2-0-1 0-1-0-0Gwinnett 41 19 17 1 4 43 0.524 115 132 716 11-7-0-1 8-10-1-3 7-3-0-0 5-0-0-0NORTH GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM HOME ROAD LAST TEN STREAKWheeling 36 20 14 0 2 42 0.583 124 107 644 11-8-0-1 9-6-0-1 5-3-0-2 3-0-0-1Cincinnati 36 15 14 5 2 37 0.514 102 117 707 6-9-1-1 9-5-4-1 5-5-0-0 0-1-0-0Kalamazoo 33 14 15 2 2 32 0.485 111 126 561 7-8-0-0 7-7-2-2 4-5-1-0 1-0-1-0Toledo 34 13 18 2 1 29 0.426 94 119 630 7-9-0-1 6-9-2-0 4-6-0-0 0-3-0-0Western Conference StandingsMOUNTAIN GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM HOME ROAD LAST TEN STREAKUtah 38 22 12 3 1 48 0.632 112 101 802 7-8-2-0 15-4-1-1 7-3-0-0 0-2-0-0Alaska 34 21 11 2 0 44 0.647 106 79 422 13-4-2-0 8-7-0-0 7-2-1-0 0-2-0-0Idaho 39 16 15 3 5 40 0.513 111 114 580 7-6-1-4 9-9-2-1 3-5-1-1 2-0-1-0Victoria 38 15 20 1 2 33 0.434 109 123 828 6-11-1-1 9-9-0-1 3-7-0-0 1-0-0-0PACIFIC GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM HOME ROAD LAST TEN STREAKLas Vegas 33 20 10 2 1 43 0.652 101 89 476 9-5-1-0 11-5-1-1 5-4-1-0 0-1-0-0Bakersfield 36 19 16 1 0 39 0.542 107 110 758 11-7-1-0 8-9-0-0 7-3-0-0 1-0-0-0Stockton 33 16 11 2 4 38 0.576 99 99 688 7-5-1-2 9-6-1-2 4-4-1-1 3-0-0-0Ontario 35 12 22 0 1 25 0.357 90 130 671 3-14-0-1 9-8-0-0 4-6-0-0 2-0-0-0

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TRENTON DEVILS (13-18-0-3, 29pts) vs TOLEDO WALLEYE (13-18-2-1, 29pts) Game 35 ◦ Saturday, January 15, 2011 ◦ 7:00 p.m. ◦ Sun National Bank Center, Trenton, NJ

Tony Zancanaro is in his fifth season with Trenton, and is the longest tenured player on the current roster. In 209 games with Trenton, the native of Trenton, MI has 43 goals and 73 assists for 116 points. Before turning pro with the Trenton Titans in 2006, the 5’6, 165 lb. forward played four seasons at Providence College (Hockey East) and before that, Zancanaro played junior hockey for the NAHL’s Springfield Spirit, where he was the first player in franchise history to have his jersey number retired.

Q: What was your favorite team growing up? Who was your favorite player?A: Well, I’m from Michigan, so Detroit Red Wings and Steve Yzerman. I also liked Theoren Fleury and the style that he played. Besides hockey, I’m also a big Detroit Tigers baseball fan.

Q: Do you have any nicknames?A: Not really. People call me “Z” sometimes, but that’s about it.

Q: As the longest tenured player with Trenton, what is your favorite memory of your time with the Devils so far?A: Two seasons ago, right after the holidays, we went on an extended winning streak. We won like 10 of 11, or 13 of 15, or something like that. That streak carried us to the playoffs that year and it was so much fun coming to the rink. It was right about this time of year…

Q: You have a twin brother (Brad) who played college hockey at Boston University and professional hockey with the Florida Everblades. Which one of you is a better player?A: Him. I’m being nice.

Q: If you had to make your own dinner, what would you cook for yourself?A: Chicken parmesan.

Q: Seeing as you’re Italian and chose chicken parmesan as your answer for the last question, do you have a particular place you like to go for Italian food?

A: Well, when I went to Providence College, and spend a lot of time in New England. I lived in the North End of Boston in the summer - there are tons of spots and you really can’t go wrong going to any of those. But the best was the food in the Federal Hill area in Providence.

Q: What is your favorite movie? Your favorite hockey movie?A: I really like the new Sherlock Holmes movie with Robert Downey Jr. in it. I thought that was a great movie. And for hockey movie, I’ll go with Slap Shot.

Q: If you could meet three people, alive or dead, who would they be?A: I don’t know if it would be in this order, but I’d meet Cal Ripken Jr., George Washington and Jesus Christ. Can’t forget Jesus.

Q: If you could ask Jesus Christ one question, what would you ask him?A: Just, “Why?”

ELMIRA ERUPTS LATE TO DOWN DEVILS, 4-3

Trenton, NJ - With two late third period goals, the Elmira Jackals defeated the Trenton Devils, 4-3, in the eighth matchup of the season between the two Atlantic Divison rivals. Corey Cowick and Andrew Sweetland scored 2:04 apart with under five minutes left in the third period as the Jackals improved their road record to 9-4-2 and the Devils lost their fifth straight.

The opening period provided plenty of action by both teams as each goaltender was forced to make a few remarkable saves to keep the score tied, 1-1. Jeff Prough opened the scoring with his 13th goal of the season on a power wraparound while falling to the ice. Dave Leaderer and Ryan Ginand picked up helpers on Prough’s goal. The Devils’ lead did not last long as Elmira’s A.J. Perry knotted the score four minutes

later with a nifty forehand-to-backhand deke, finishing off a crisp pass from Brock McBride after Yannick Tifu stole the puck on a failed Devils’ breakout.

Both teams started the second period in similar fashion to the first, playing back and forth but without any scoring. However, midway through the period Elmira’s R.J. Anderson gave the Jackals their first lead of the night. With Devils forward Jeremy Akeson in the box for a boarding penalty, Anderson blistered a one-timer from the top of the slot past a frozen Connelly, giving the Jackals a 2-1 lead with 9:03 left in the period. Yannick Tifu earned his second assist of the night and Eric Regan picked up his first of two helpers.

Dan Charleston got the Devils even just 1:43 later picking the puck out of a scrum near the attacking blue line and entering the zone on a 2-on-1 with Trevor Kell. Known more for his pinpoint passing ability, Charleston surprised Cousineau and roofed a quick shot up and over the goalie’s shoulder to bring the Devils even, 2-2 heading into the second intermission.

After fifteen minutes of scoreless action to begin the third, the Jackals took advantage of a miscue by Shane Connelly behind the net as his stick splintered. Dustin Cameron fed Corey Cowick who beat Connelly, still trying to get pack in position. The Jackals fed off the emotional lift as Devil killer Andrew Sweetland scored his sixteenth goal of the season and ninth vs. Trenton 2:04 after Cowick’s goal. Sweetland finished an odd man rush beating Connelly with a quick one-timer underneath the glove to give the Jackals a 4-2 lead with just 2:26 remaining in the game. The insurance goal proved to be the game winning goal as Kory Nagy scored his fifth goal of the year, slamming home a rebound off a Leaderer shot with just over two minutes left. The Jackals and Cousineau held off a flurry of Devils chances in the final seconds to secure their fifth win of the season against Trenton.

The loss drops the Devils to 13-18-0-3 as they look to salvage their three-game homestand Saturday night when they host the Toledo Walleye at 7:00 p.m.

Zancanaro Q&A

Alternate Captain #10 Tony Zancanaro is the last remaining player from the ‘Trenton Titans’ era.

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TRENTON DEVILS (13-18-0-3, 29pts) vs TOLEDO WALLEYE (13-18-2-1, 29pts) Game 35 ◦ Saturday, January 15, 2011 ◦ 7:00 p.m. ◦ Sun National Bank Center, Trenton, NJ

On Saturday, the Devils take on the Toledo Walleye in the third of seven matchups between the clubs this season. The Devils have defeated the Walleye in both of the clubs’ prior meetings, with Matt Lombardi breaking a 2-2 tie with 5:30 remaining in the third period on December 2, and Trenton trouncing Toledo, 6-3, on December 19 behind a hat trick by Ryan Hayes. Toledo enters Saturday night’s affair coming off a lopsided 8-2 defeat at the hands of the Reading Royals Friday night. Entering action tied with 29 points, the Devils and Walleye both have chances to end losing streaks, as Trenton is on a season-high five-game winless streak, while Toledo has lost three games in a row.

The Devils’ roster continued to fluctuate today, as defenseman Martin Nolet was activated from 21-day injured reserve, while blueliner Brad Miller was placed on 3-day injured reserve. Additionally, defenseman Justin Coutu , who hasn’t played since January 7, was transferred from 3-day IR to 7-day IR.

Earlier this week, forwards Trevor Kell, Myles Stoesz and Darcy Zajac were sent to Trenton from AHL-Albany, and last night defenseman T.J. Miller returned to the lineup from 21-day injured reserve.

Goalie Dave Caruso and forward J.S. Berube remain in Albany while three other players remain on 21-day IR: goalie Jeff Lerg, defenseman Jordon Southorn, and forward Matt Vokes.

Saturday Scouting Report* The Devils have scored 107 goals in 34

games (3.15 per game), which is tied with the Bakersfield Condors for 11th best among ECHL teams. The Walleye have scored. Toledo’s 94 markers in 34 games (2.76 per game) are the fewest in the Eastern Conference, and tie the Walleye with the Pacific Division’s Ontario Reign for the fewest goals scored in the ECHL.

* The Walleyed have fared much better on the defensive side of the puck, with their 199 goals-against ranking them seventh best in the Eastern Conference. The Devils have given up six more goals than Toledo in the same amount of game’s played, with Trenton’s 125 goals-against in 34 games coming out to 3.68 per game.

* Trenton’s power play has been hot-and-cold over the last month, but for the season, the Devils are 29-for-175 (16.6%), which is 11th in the ECHL. Toledo’s power play is one of the reason’s they have struggled lately and come

into the night in last place of the North Division. The Walleye have been blanked in 12 power-play opportunities since New Year’s Day, and are ranked last overall on the man advantage at 11.6%.

* Although Toledo’s penalty killing unit has been better than its power play, its 78.3% success rate is only good enough for 17th place in the 19 team ECHL. Most recently, the Walleye gave up three power-play goals against the Reading Royals on Friday night. Trenton’s PK has killed off five of the last six chances against them, and sits 11th overall, successful 83.2% of the time this season.

* Two bright spots for the Walleye in their otherwise difficult 2010-11 season have been forwards Andy Bohmbach and Zach Torquato. Bohmbach’s 29 points (14g, 15a) tied him with Trenton’s Ryan Hayes for fourth place in ECHL rookie scoring, while Torquato is second on the Walleye with 27 points (8g, 19a), putting him ninth in rookie scoring. Trenton’s leading scorer is Ryan Ginand, whose 37 points (15g, 22a) tie him for seventh place overall in ECHL scoring.

* The Walleye have used five goaltenders this season, with Thomas McCollum, Scott Campbell, Jordan Pearce, Joe Palmer and Jimmy Spratt all have appeared in action. At the moment, Joe Palmer and Jimmy Spratt are the masked men for the Walleye. Palmer us 4-9, with a 3.66 goals-against average and .869 save percentage. Spratt has played in one game, stopping 13 of 16 shots in relief of Palmer last night in Reading, after he appeared in five games for the CHL’s Rapid City Rush earlier this season.

* With Trenton’s regular goalie, Dave Caruso, filling in for an injured Jeff Frazee in AHL-Albany, Shane Connelly has started the last two games between the pipes, with emergency backup goaltender Anthony Felice next of the depth chart. Connelly is still searching for his first win with Trenton this season, having gone 2-0 for Elmira, 0-4-1 for South Carolina and 0-4-1 for the Devils.

Trenton tangles with Toledo for the third time this year, having won both of the previous contests.

A FISH STORYThe Toledo Walleye are the ECHL affiliate of

the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings, and the AHL’s Rockford Ice Hogs (Chicago) and Grand Rapids Griffins (Detroit). Toledo currently has five players playing with Grand Rapids, for Rockford, and one for non-affiliate Lake Erie.

The Walleye began play in the ECHL during the 2009-10 season, with the team previously being called the Toledo Storm, playing in the ECHL from 1991-2007.

The Storm was renamed the Walleye when the Toledo hockey club was sold to Toledo Arena Sports, the same company which owns the famed AAA baseball team, the Toledo Mud Hens. The Walleye play in downtown Toledo, Ohio at Huntington Center, an 8,000 seat multi-purpose arena that opened in the fall of 2009. Trenton played the second ECHL contest at Huntington Center last October, losing a 1-0 overtime game after Dave Caruso had kept the Walleye scoreless through regulation.

A walleye is a freshwater perciform fish, indigenous to most of Canada and the northern United States. The fish draw the species name “walleye” from the fact that their eyes reflect light, similar to the eyes of cats. The average walleye fish is 31 inches long and weighs nearly 20 pounds, and they are known for their ability to live and swim in deep, rough and murky waters.

Nick Vitucci is in his fifth season as head coach of the Toledo hockey club dating back to 2003-04. Before beginning his coaching career, Vitucci played 13 professional seasons for 15 different teams, including the New Jersey Rockin’ Rollers of the now defunct Roller Hockey International. Vitucci has a record five ECHL championships, with four coming as a player, and one coming as an assistant coach.

DEVILS EXTRA PRESENTED BY: Trenton Orthopaedic Group

TRENTON DEVILS (13-18-0-3, 29pts) vs TOLEDO WALLEYE (13-18-2-1, 29pts) Game 35 ◦ Saturday, January 15, 2011 ◦ 7:00 p.m. ◦ Sun National Bank Center, Trenton, NJ

TRENTON AND TOLEDO GO TOE-TO-TOE