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Titans Fall In Overtime

Saturday night in Trenton, the Titans looked to win back to back to games for the first time since the beginning of the season. Instead they came away with one point as they fell in overtime to the Elmira Jackals.

Less than two minutes into the game, the Titans fell behind as Artem Demkov beat Scott Wedgewood with assists being given to Dustin Gazley and Justin DaCosta.

Titans Hammer Nailers In Win

Friday night in Trenton, an announced crowd of 3143, saw the home town Titans defeat division rival Wheeling by a score of 4-2.

The Titans dropped three decisions on the road (0-1-1-1) and had gone 4 straight games without a win before this matchup with the Nailers.

(Photo: Kelly Zajac (28) and Marcel Noebels (15) in warm-ups before Friday's game vs Wheeling, -Matt Bernot TCL)

Another Slow Start Sinks Titans

Back to back games have been a consistent problem for the Titans this season and Sunday afternoon was no different as the Trenton Titans (8-10-0-1) dropped a 6-2 decision to the Elmira Jackals (10-8-1-1).

The Titans dug themselves into a 3-0 hole at the end of one period due to penalty trouble.

Defense Optional in Titans Shootout Win over Elmira

The Titans opened up the month of December with a 7-6 Shootout win on Saturday night against the visiting Elmira Jackals.

Marcel Noebels spoke to the team’s new attitude after struggling in November.

“December is a new month, we’re going to start over” he said.

Coach Vince Williams echoes the statement.

“December is a big month for us,” he said.

Trenton Falls to Greenville

Back to back games have been tough for the Trenton Titans this year and once again, it happened as the Greenville Road Warriors took the Titans down 3-0.

Scott Wedgewood was the story for Trenton as he played a brilliant game keeping the score tied at 0 for the first two periods.

The third period would finally be where the Titans cracked; giving up two goals on shots that Wedgewood had no chance to save.

Tampa Bay Lightning Forward BJ Crombeen Joins ECHL's Solar Bears


Another Tampa Bay Lightning player has signed a lockout contract with an ECHL team. Forward BJ Crombeen will play for the Orlando Solar Bears, presumably making his debut on Saturday night at the Amway Center in Orlando. Crombeen has practiced with the Minnesota Wild affiliate.

Crombeen is a member of the NHLPA negotiating committee. (Photograph/Linda Hamilton)

The veteran right wing joins Bolts forward Nate Thompson as the second player to sign with an ECHL team. Thompson is playing with the Alaska Aces.

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Royals Beat Titans Again

Another game between Reading and Trenton and another 2-1 for the Royals was the story in Trenton.

The game started with a scoreless, uneventful first period. Starting goalie Scott Wedgewood was on fire making several big saves as the Titans defense allowed several oddman rushes.

The defensive breakdowns and lack of quality offense from the Titans drew concern from head coach Vince Williams.

Titans Have Royal Failure Against Reading

No, it’s not quite playoff time yet. Friday night began the first of a five game set between Trenton Titans and Reading Royals. It started off slowly for Trenton as the Titans lost 4-2.

Hurricane Sandy could not stop the game from going off and an announced crowd of 2352 fans showed up to see the Titans play.

While not directly blaming the storm, Titans Captain Ray DiLauro hinted the team wasn’t completely prepared for the game.

Trenton Hits Wall and Fall to Walleye

Saturday night in Trenton proved to be the opposite of Friday as the Titans hosted the Toledo Walleye in a rematch from 24 hours earlier. The Titans played the entire game listlessly and fell by a final score of 5-1.

Wedgewood's Wall Stops Walleye

The Trenton Titans improved to 5-1-0-0 on the season Friday night as they downed the Toledo Walleye 4-1 in Trenton.
As has been the recent story for the Titans, timely goaltending and strong starts paced the win.