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ECHL STANDINGS
THROUGH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27TH
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE
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NORTH DIVISION
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TEAM (AFFILIATE)         GP   W   L   T   PTS   GF   GA   HOME    ROAD
----------------         --  --- ---  -   ---   --   --   ----    ----

CINCINNATI (SAN JOSE)    28   14  12  2    30   82   70  11-5-1  3-7-1
READING (LOS ANGELES)    29   13  12  4    30  103   98  8-5-2   5-7-2
TOLEDO (DETROIT)         26   14  11  1    29   74   81  11-3-0  3-8-1
DAYTON (COLUMBUS)        20   13   6  1    27   52   52  6-2-0   7-4-1
JOHNSTOWN (TAMPA BAY)    27   12  12  3    27   86   94  8-5-2   4-7-1
TRENTON (PHILADELPHIA)   23   12   9  2    26   90   84  8-5-1   4-4-1
WHEELING (PITTSBURGH)    27   11  15  1    23   91  109  7-4-1   4-11-0


SOUTH DIVISION
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TEAM (AFFILIATE)         GP   W   L   T   PTS   GF   GA   HOME    ROAD
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FLORIDA (CAROLINA)       27   19   8  0    38   98   71  8-6-0   11-2-0
TEXAS (FLORIDA)          26   18   6  2    38  106   84  8-2-1   10-4-1
GWINNETT (ATLANTA)       29   16   9  4    36  123  104  9-3-1   7-6-3
CHARLOTTE (NYR/OTT)      27   15  11  1    31   92   84  7-6-0   8-5-1
SOU CAROLINA (WASHINGTON)28   14  12  2    30   93   98  7-8-2   7-4-0
AUGUSTA                  30   14  16  0    28  100  118  5-9-0   9-7-0
COLUMBIA (VANCOUVER)     28    9  15  4    22   87   99  3-8-2   6-7-2
PENSACOLA (TORONTO)      27    7  18  2    16   81  112  3-9-2   4-9-0



NATIONAL CONFERENCE
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PACIFIC DIVISION
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TEAM (AFFILIATE)         GP   W   L   T   PTS   GF   GA   HOME    ROAD
----------------         --  --- ---  -   ---   --   --   ----    ----

STOCKTON                 25   15   5  5    35   84   67  9-2-2   6-3-3
LAS VEGAS (CALGARY)      25   14   4  7    35   85   79  3-3-2   11-1-5
BAKERSFIELD              26   16   8  2    34  101   91  9-6-0   7-2-2
FRESNO (SAN JOSE)        26   16   9  1    33   83   64  10-3-1  6-6-0
LONG BEACH (MONTREAL)    25    8  15  2    18   72   98  7-7-0   1-8-2


WEST DIVISION
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TEAM (AFFILIATE)         GP   W   L   T   PTS   GF   GA   HOME    ROAD
----------------         --  --- ---  -   ---   --   --   ----    ----

ALASKA                   26   16   8  2    34   95   66  6-5-2   10-3-0
PHOENIX                  29   16  12  1    33   99   88  11-4-0  5-8-1
IDAHO (PHOENIX)          26   13  11  2    28   84   87  5-5-2   8-6-0
VICTORIA                 27    9  16  2    20   85  112  6-7-1   3-9-1
UTAH                     27    7  17  3    17   64  100  4-5-1   3-12-2





WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27TH RESULTS
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TRENTON 4, READING 2 
COLUMBIA 5, GWINNETT 3 
WHEELING 5, CINCINNATI 4 
TOLEDO 4, JOHNSTOWN 2 
AUGUSTA 3, PENSACOLA 0 
FRESNO 3, STOCKTON 2 



THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28TH SCHEDULE
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SOU CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE                 7:00 PM
CINCINNATI AT DAYTON                      8:00 PM  (A)
FLORIDA AT TEXAS                          8:05 PM
BAKERSFIELD AT IDAHO                      9:10 PM
UTAH AT LAS VEGAS                        10:05 PM


(A) - AT TROY OH


(ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN)
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2007 IIHF World Juniors

World Juniors

Canada dominated Slovakia in their final round robin game on Sunday, cruising to a 3-0 win en route to the semifinals. TSN's coverage of the 2007 world juniors continues with Sweden and the Czech Republic in the quarterfinals, Tuesday at 1:30pm et/10:30am pt.

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Spengler Cup

Canada fell just short at the Spengler Cup again, as host HC Davos edged the Canadian team 3-2 in the final game. It's the second straight year Canada finished second at the tournament.

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Quote of the Day

''San Francisco? Come on, San Francisco? It was a perfect setup for us.''

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Stat of the Day

Kris Russell's four goals in the world junior tournament are the most by a Canadian defenceman in one tournament. Russell's fourth goal in Sunday's 3-0 win over Slovakia moved him ahead of defencemen Bryan McCabe (1995), Wade Redden (1995), Jamie Rivers (1995), Gary Leeman (1984) and Fred Boimistruck (1981), who had three goals each.

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