Regenda, 22 (12/7/99), recorded 1-2=3 points in 14 NHL games this season, scoring his first NHL goal Nov. 9 vs. Minnesota after making his NHL debut Oct. 12 vs. Seattle.
The San Diego Gulls fell 6-0 to the Calgary Wranglers at Pechanga Arena San Diego.
The San Diego Gulls battle the Calgary Wranglers in the second game of their eight-game season series at Pechanga Arena San Diego (7 p.m. PT; TV: AHL TV, RADIO: Gulls Audio Network).
The San Diego Gulls started their eight-game season series against the Calgary Wranglers with a 7-3 loss at Pechanga Arena San Diego.
Nielsen, 26 (11/13/96), went scoreless in his San Diego Gulls debut on Wednesday, Nov. 30 against the Colorado Eagles. The defenseman posted 2-16=18 points and 27 penalty minutes (PIM) in 15 games with the ECHL’s Utah Grizzlies this season.
Tonight’s game will be the first of four consecutive matchups between the Gulls and Wranglers. Last season, San Diego held a record of 2-8-0-0 against the former Stockton Heat.
San Diego came into tonight’s game looking to snap its three-game losing streak against a tough opponent, but ended up falling, 3-1, to the Colorado Eagles.
The Gulls are set to take on the Eagles in the second matchup of a four-game regular-season series. In their first meeting, San Diego won 4-3 led by the offensive efforts of right wing Rocco Grimaldi (1-2=3) and center Danny O’Regan (0-2=2).
Nielsen, 26 (11/13/96), posted 2-16=18 points and 27 penalty minutes (PIM) in 15 games with the ECHL’s Utah Grizzlies this season
Despite a two-goal performance from Rocco Grimaldi, the San Diego Gulls saw their nine-game standings points streak against the Henderson Silver Knights end in a 5-2 loss at The Dollar Loan Center.
Nijhoff, 21 (2/23/01), posted 2-2=4 points in five games with Tulsa this season.
Looking to bounce back from a loss last night, the San Diego Gulls hit the road for a game against the Henderson Silver Knights at The Dollar Loan Center (5 p.m. PT; TV: AHL TV, RADIO: Gulls Audio Network).