Reading’s Millman named ECHL Plus Performer for February 2022

PRINCETON, NJ – Reading Royals’ defenseman Mason Millman is the AMI Graphics ECHL Plus Performer of the Month for February after leading the league with a plus-minus rating of plus-14 during the month.

Photo courtesy of Reading Royals / ECHL

Millman posted an even or better rating in 10 of his 11 games in February, including a plus-3 on February 23rd at Wheeling and on February 26th at Toledo.

Under a National Hockey League contract with Philadelphia, Millman ranks third on the Royals with a plus-14 rating while posting 15 points (4 goals-11 assists) in 15 games. He has added one assist in 12 games with Lehigh Valley of the American Hockey League.

Prior to turning pro, Millman tallied 69 points (16 goals-53 assists) in 130 games with Saginaw of the Ontario Hockey League.

In recognition of his accomplishment, AMI Graphics will present Mason Millman with a personalized Plus Performer of the Month Banner during an on-ice ceremony at an upcoming Royals’ home game.

Runners-Up: Patrick Grasso, Adirondack and Matthew Cairns, Cincinnati (+11).

Top Plus Performer(s) for Each Club: Allen – Kris Myllari (+8); Atlanta – Xavier Bernard (+10); Florida – Blake Winiecki (+8); Fort Wayne – Will Graber (+8); Greenville – Johnny Coughlin and Brett Kemp (+7); Idaho – Mitch Versteeg (+5); Indy – Christopher Cameron and Bryan Lemos (+2); Iowa – Fedor Gordeev (+7); Jacksonville – Sean Giles (+5); Kalamazoo – Raymond Brice and Eric Kattelus (+2); Kansas City – Darik Angeli (+7); Maine – Conner Bleackley, Nate Kallen, Andrew Peski and Brendan Soucie (+2); Newfoundland – Jeremy McKenna (+7); Norfolk – Anthony Collins and Christian Hausinger (+3); Orlando – Tye Felhaber (+4); Rapid City – Callum Fryer and Jake Wahlin (+5); South Carolina – Derek Gentile and Nick Isaacson (+2); Toledo – Ryan Lowney (+5); Trois-Rivières – Charles-David Beaudoin, Mathieu Gagnon and Cedric Montminy (+7); Tulsa – Alex Gilmour and Jackson Leef (+1); Utah – Charle-Edouard D’Astous (+5); Wheeling – Patrick Watling (+10); Wichita – Cam Clarke and Logan Fredericks (+6) and Worcester – Jacob Hayhurst (+8).

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