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In what has become a team of streaks, the Titans ended a two game winning streak and replaced it with what they hope will not be a multi-game losing streak as they dropped a 4-0 decision to the Cincinnati Cyclones.

The Cyclones started the scoring early as Garrett Wilson scored a goal on a rebound in front of Titans goalie Scott Wedgewood while Flyers prospect Tyler Hostetter sat in the box for slashing.

A rain soaked day outside wasn’t much happier inside as the South Carolina Stingrays stung the Trenton Titans with a 3-1 victory at Sun National Bank Center.

(Pictured: Kory Nagy retrieves a puck to the side of goalie Niko Hovinen.)

In the first game off the Christmas Break, the Trenton Titans hosted the Reading Royals. The Titans snapped a five game losing streak against the Royals and won their fifth straight game overall with a 2-1 overtime victory.

The first period was fairly bland in terms of scoring but was a chippy fight fest. First David Marshall of Reading and Jacob Cepis of Trenton dropped the gloves after Cepis hit a Royal with a clean body check. Marshall received an extra minor penalty for roughing.

For the first time since October, the Trenton Titans won two games in a row as they defeated the Elmira Jackals in dramatic come from behind fashion by a 5-4 score.

The first period was an even defensive matchup as neither team took many chances and goalies Scott Wedgewood, Trenton and Marc Cheverie, Elmira, stopped all pucks they faced.

Early in the second, Jacob Drewiske put the Titans on the board with a goal on his own rebound only to have the score quickly tied by Kevin Harvey of Elmira.

(Pictured: Jackals Goalie Marc Cheverie warms up prior to the game)