ECHL Today for February 7, 2026

A preview of the 13 ECHL games for Saturday, February 7, 2026

Published on Feb. 7, 2026

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The ECHL has 13 games scheduled for Saturday, February 7, 2026. Some key storylines include Worcester Railers' Anthony Callin on a four-game point streak, Orlando Solar Bears' Jack Adams scoring seven of his 11 goals on the power play, and South Carolina Stingrays' Simon Pinard on a seven-game point streak.

Why it matters

The ECHL is the premier 'AA' level professional ice hockey league in North America, serving as a developmental league for the American Hockey League (AHL) and National Hockey League (NHL). These games provide an opportunity for up-and-coming players to showcase their skills and potentially earn a call-up to higher levels of professional hockey.

The details

The games on February 7th feature several players on hot streaks, including Worcester's Anthony Callin, Orlando's Jack Adams, and South Carolina's Simon Pinard. Teams like the Railers, Solar Bears, Icemen, and Admirals have been strong when leading after two periods, while the Stingrays, Royals, and Nailers have excelled when scoring first. Goaltending will also be a factor, with Indy's Owen Flores and Wichita's Jay Dickman among those playing well lately.

  • The games are scheduled for Saturday, February 7, 2026.

The players

Anthony Callin

A player for the Worcester Railers who is on a four-game point streak.

Riley Kidney

A player for the Trois-Rivières Lions who is on a four-game point streak.

Jack Adams

A player for the Orlando Solar Bears who has scored seven of his 11 goals on the power play.

Antonio Venuto

A player for the Maine Mariners who has four goals in his last five games.

Simon Pinard

A player for the South Carolina Stingrays who is on a seven-game point streak.

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The takeaway

This ECHL slate features several players and teams on hot streaks, showcasing the depth of talent and competitive nature of the league as it continues its development of future NHL and AHL stars.