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Adirondack's Orgel Is ECHL Plus Performer Of The Month

Adirondack's Orgel Is ECHL Plus Performer Of The Month

Orgel posted an even or better rating in 14 of his 15 outings in March, highlighted by a +5 on March 12 against Trois-Rivières.

Apr 7, 2023 by Joe Babik
Adirondack's Orgel Is ECHL Plus Performer Of The Month

Adirondack Thunder defenseman Ryan Orgel is the AMI Graphics ECHL Plus Performer of the Month for March after posting a league-best +16 rating in 15 games. 

Orgel posted an even or better rating in 14 of his 15 outings in March, highlighted by a +5 on March 12 against Trois-Rivières. He was a +3 on March 3 at Jacksonville, March 11 against Trois-Rivières and on March 17 at Newfoundland.

The 26-year-old leads the Thunder this season with a +17 rating, to go along with 20 points (1g-19a) in 39 games.

A native of El Segundo, California, Orgel has totaled 20 points (1g-19a) in 45 career ECHL games with Adirondack, Utah and Idaho while adding 14 points (2g-12a) in 20 career games with Pensacola of the Southern Professional Hockey League.

Prior to turning pro, Orgel posted 13 points (5g-8a) in 27 career collegiate games at the University of Denver and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

In recognition of his accomplishment, AMI Graphics will present Ryan Orgel with a personalized Plus Performer of the Month Banner.

Runner-Up: Evan Barratt, Reading (+15). 

Top Plus Performer(s) for Each Club: Allen - Kris Myllari (+7); Atlanta - Mike Pelech and Cody Sylvester (+8); Cincinnati - Jalen Smereck (+14); Florida - Andrew Fyten and Ben Masella (+6); Fort Wayne - Adam Brubacher (+11); Greenville - Max Martin (+10); Justin Misiak (+13); Indy - Andrew Bellant and Bryan Lemos (+5); Iowa - Louis Boudon, Bo Hanson, Jesse Jacques, Marek Korencik and Yuki Miura (+2); Jacksonville - Chris Grando (+4); Kalamazoo - Mason McCarty, Brad Morrison, Justin Murray and Collin Saccoman (+2); Kansas City - Josh Elmes (+5); Maine - Alex-Olivier Voyer (+8); Newfoundland - Keenan Suthers (+3); Norfolk - Brian Bowen and Josh McDougall (+6); Orlando - Michael Brodzinski, Paul Boutoussov and Dmitry Semykin (+3); Rapid City - Charles Martin (+5); Savannah - Carter Long (+2); South Carolina - Matt Anderson (+13); Toledo - Drew Worrad (+7); Trois-Rivières - Markuss Komuls (+4); Tulsa - Andrew Jarvis and Mike McKee (+1); Utah - Aaron Thow (+8); Wheeling - Louie Roehl (+6); Wichita - Jason Pineo (+2) and Worcester - Jared Brandt (+6).