TEAM INFORMATION
ARENA
Pepsi Center
1000 Chopper Circle
Denver, CO 80204
Phone: 303.405.1100
Fax: 720.931.2022
www.PepsiCenter.com
TEAM INFORMATION
Capacity: 18,007
Floor Dimensions: 200’ x 85’
Colors: Burgundy, Black, Silver and White
Founded: 1987 (Relocated from Washington D.C. in 2003)
Press Box Location: West Side, Level P
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2017 SCHEDULE
Date
Time
Opponent
Home/Away
TV Info
Friday, Dec. 30
5:30PM Buffalo
Away
Altitude (12/31 at 11:00PM)
Saturday, Jan. 7
7:00PM
Vancouver
Home
Altitude 2
Saturday, Jan. 14
7:00PM
New England
Home
Alititude
Friday, Jan. 20
7:30PM
Calgary
Home
Altitude
Saturday, Jan. 28
7:00PM
Calgary
Away
Altitude (1/29 at 9:00PM)
Saturday, Feb. 4
7:00PM
Georgia
Home
Altitude 2
Sunday, Feb. 12
8:00PM
VancouverAway
Saturday, Feb. 18
6:30PM
Saskatchewan
Away
Sunday, Feb. 26
11:00AM
New England
Away
Friday, Mar. 3
7:30PM
Calgary
Home
Altitude
Saturday, Mar. 11
6:30PM
Saskatchewan
Away
Altitude (3/12 at 10:00PM)
Sunday, Mar. 12
7:00PM
Vancouver
Home
Altitude
Friday, Mar. 17
5:30PM
Toronto
Away
Altitude (3/19 at 9:00PM)
Saturday, Mar. 25
7:00PM
Saskatchewan
Home
Altitude 2
Saturday, Apr. 1
5:05PM
Georgia
Away
Saturday, Apr. 15
7:00PM
Rochester
Home
Saturday, Apr. 22
8:00PM
Vancouver
Away
Friday, Apr. 28
7:30PM
Saskatchewan
Home
Altitude (2/19 at 10:00PM)
Altitude
Altitude
All Times Mountain.
Dates, times and broadcast schedules subject to change without notice.
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STAFF DIRECTORY
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Owner..................................................................................................... E. Stanley Kroenke
President & CEO, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE).................... Jim Martin
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, KSE..................... Matt Hutchings
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, KSE....................... Bruce Glazer
Executive Vice President & General Counsel, KSE................................ Stephen L. Stieneker
President, Altitude Sports & Entertainment.......................................... Ben Boylan
Senior Vice President of Media Sales & Partnership Marketing, KSE... Dave Fleck
Senior Vice President of Partnership Marketing................................... Ryan Brach
Senior Vice President and Chief Ticketing Officer................................ David Burke
Vice President, Community Relations................................................... Deb Dowling-Canino
President, General Manager & Governor............................................... Steve Govett
Assistant General Manager................................................................... Don Sunblade
Director of Player Personnel.................................................................. Dan Carey
Vice President, Business Operations & Alternate Governor................. Josh Gross
COACHING STAFF
Coach.......................................................................................................Pat Coyle
Coach.......................................................................................................Chris Gill
Coach.......................................................................................................Dan Stroup
Head of Sports Performance...................................................................Joel Raether
MEDICAL STAFF
Athletic Trainer........................................................................................Maggie Yates
Team Doctor............................................................................................Dr. Philip Stull
Team Doctor............................................................................................Dr. Deb Jacobson
Team Dentist...........................................................................................Dr. Eric Rysner
Team Chiropractor..................................................................................Dr. Ken Szarka
COMMUNICATIONS
Senior Director, Marketing......................................................................Graham Wincott
Media & Public Relations........................................................................Josh Gross
Marketing Coordinator ...........................................................................Meredith Lavery
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OWNER
E. STANLEY KROENKE
Owner
Mr. E. Stanley Kroenke became owner of the
Colorado Mammoth on July 9, 2002. Under his
leadership the Mammoth has become the model
franchise in the National Lacrosse League. The
team has qualified for the playoffs in 13 of its 14
seasons, and won the Champion’s Cup in 2006.
Colorado has led the league in attendance seven
times, and was the runner-up in its other seven
seasons. The Mammoth has averaged more than
16,000 fans per game in its history, and hosted the
NLL All-Star Game in 2004 and 2009. Team president & general manager Steve
Govett was the NLL’s Executive of the Year in 2004. Four other employees have
garnered executive acknowledgement from the league office.
Kroenke’s tenure as owner of the Denver Nuggets has included a streak of 10
consecutive seasons in the NBA playoffs, a feat accomplished by only one other
team in that span. Since purchasing the team in 2000, Kroenke has overseen
two Executive of the Year winners as well as one Coach of the Year award. The
Nuggets have also enjoyed the most successful five-year span (2006-2011) in
franchise history, boasting an all-time team-best 15-game winning streak (March
2013) and posting a franchise-record for home wins in the regular season with
38 in 2012-2013.
The Colorado Avalanche remain one of the most accomplished hockey clubs
in the NHL. In the team’s first season under Kroenke’s ownership (2000), the
Avalanche hosted the NHL All-Star Game, won the Presidents’ Trophy, and
defeated the New Jersey Devils to win the Stanley Cup (2001), the second in
franchise history (1996). The Avalanche have won four division championships
under Kroenke’s watch, and during his first five years of ownership they sold out
every home game and went on to post an NHL-record 487 consecutive game
sellout streak.
Off the field, one of Kroenke’s priorities has been the Colorado community. More
than $16 million in contributions have been made to Colorado charities through
Kroenke Sports Charities. The Mammoth is a strong advocate of youth lacrosse
in Colorado, and the team’s efforts have played a significant role in introducing
lacrosse to those who were previously unexposed.
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, Kroenke’s Denver-based company, also owns
Major League Soccer’s Colorado Rapids. In 2007 and 2015 the Rapids hosted
the MLS All-Star Game, and in 2010 they won the MLS Cup Championship. In
2016 they played in their conference championship.
In June 2011, Kroenke became the majority shareholder of Arsenal FC, the
storied English Premier League football club. The St. Louis Rams (now the Los
Angeles Rams) won the Super Bowl in 2000 while Mr. Kroenke was a co-owner;
he became the team’s principal owner in August 2010.
Overall, the Mammoth, Nuggets, Avalanche and Rapids have made 39 playoff
appearances, won three league championships and hosted six All-Star Games
since 2000-01. Arsenal won the 2014 and 2015 FA Cup and has qualified for
the Champions League in 19 consecutive seasons.
In addition to his success as an owner, Kroenke has been an innovator in television
programming. In September 2004, Kroenke launched Altitude Sports &
Entertainment, a 24-hour regional television network that is the broadcast home
for the Mammoth, Nuggets, Avalanche and Rapids. Altitude also airs professional,
collegiate and high school sporting events throughout the Rocky Mountain region.
KSE acquired Outdoor Channel in May 2013. The independent cable network is
received by nearly 40 million U.S. households, making it the largest outdoor TV
footprint in the country.
In 2014 KSE added to its outdoor media holdings with the acquisition of Sportsman
Channel, which reaches more than 36 million U.S. households, along with a
number of well-known outdoor enthusiast print and digital publications. KSE also
owns World Fishing Network.
On Dec. 31, 2015, KSE announced the acquisition of three Denver FM radio stations, KIMN-FM (Mix 100.3), KXKL-FM (Kool 105), and KWOF-FM (92.5 the Wolf).
KSE also acquired 950AM, now known as Altitude Sports Radio, the new radio
broadcast home for the Nuggets, Avalanche and Rapids.
Pepsi Center, a KSE-owned facility and the largest indoor arena, event center
and concert venue in Colorado, is the home arena for the Mammoth, Nuggets
and Avalanche, seating 18,007 fans for lacrosse and hockey, and 19,718 for
basketball.
On April 7, 2007, KSE opened Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, one of the largest
sports complexes in the world. It played host to the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse
Championships. The state-of-the-art sports facility sits on more than 160 acres
in Commerce City, CO, and seats 18,000 fans for field sports and up to 27,000
for concerts. KSE also owns the Paramount Theatre, a historic landmark in downtown Denver, and through Peak Entertainment, LLC, a joint venture between KSE
and AEG Live Rocky Mountains, co-manages 1STBANK Center in Broomfield, CO,
a multi-use arena accommodating up to 6,500 people for a variety of events.
Pepsi Center, the Paramount Theatre and 1STBANK Center are home to more
than 300 events annually, including world renowned acts such as Garth Brooks,
U2, Madonna, Taylor Swift, Phish, Aerosmith and Bruce Springsteen.
Kroenke’s enthusiasm and vision ensure that Denver will continue to be the top
entertainment destination in the Rocky Mountain region for generations to come.
Local media outlets have consistently named Kroenke one of the most significant
people in the Denver arts and entertainment community, saying “no other person
entertains more people more often.”
Kroenke is chairman and owner of The Kroenke Group, a private real estate
investment and development company with properties located throughout the
United States and Canada. Over the past four decades, he has built a reputation
as one of the nation’s leading real estate developers.
A member of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, Kroenke holds undergraduate and
graduate degrees from the University of Missouri. In addition to their son Josh,
who is President and Governor of the Nuggets and Avalanche, Stan and his wife,
Ann, have a daughter, Whitney, an award-winning documentary film producer.
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KSE EXECUTIVE STAFF
JIM MARTIN
President & CEO – Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE)
Jim Martin became President and CEO of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment in November of 2010. Martin oversees KSE business
and venue operations. KSE owns and operates the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Colorado Rapids, and Colorado Mammoth professional sports teams, the Pepsi Center, Dick’s Sporting
Goods Park, and Paramount Theatre sports and entertainment
venues, the Altitude Sports & Entertainment regional television
network, the Outdoor Channel, as well as various additional affiliated and related businesses.
Martin first joined Kroenke Sports as President of Altitude Sports
& Entertainment following successful stints at a number of major
media companies. In the mid-1990s, he was the first Chief
Operating Officer of FOX Sports Net, overseeing all aspects of that
network’s launch and operation. He was subsequently promoted
to Executive Vice President, Head of Business Operations for FOX/
MATT HUTCHINGS
Prior to his return to KSE, Hutchings spent two years as President
and General Manager of the new regional sports network, Comcast
SportsNet Houston. CSN Houston launched in October 2012, in
a joint partnership of the Houston Astros, Houston Rockets and
NBC Sports. The 24/7 sports network broadcasted to a five state
region, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and parts of New
Mexico. The network is the home of the Rockets, Astros and
Houston Dynamo, and select collegiate, high school and other
events from the region, as well as national programming from
NBC Sports. Starting in December 2011, Hutchings built his team
of 125 plus staff as well as the build out of their new 32,000 sq.
ft. broadcast center in downtown Houston.
The CSNH position was Hutchings return to Houston following
8 years in Denver as President and CEO of Altitude Sports &
Entertainment, owned by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, of
which Hutchings was also an Executive Vice President. Altitude,
launched in 2004 by Stan Kroenke, is the 10-state regional
sports network home of the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche,
Colorado Rapids and Colorado Mammoth. Hired originally as
the COO, Hutchings helped build the Altitude team and facilities
from the start and helped lead Altitude to one of the preeminent
regional sports networks in the United States today.
From 1997 to 2004, Hutchings was President and CEO of Texas
based, HMG International, a global creative services and advertising firm, specializing in programming development and distribution to television networks world-wide.
Launching sports networks is nothing new for Hutchings. From
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Prior to joining FOX, Martin was President of Regional Network
Operations for Liberty Sports, managing Liberty Media Corporation’s
owned-and-operated regional networks and other sports network
investments. Martin was Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
of Liberty Media Corporation from 1991 through 1994.
A 1977 graduate of the University of Wyoming with a Bachelor
of Science degree in Accounting, Martin graduated from the
University of Notre Dame Law School in 1980. Martin currently
serves on the Gold Crown Foundation and the Visit Denver Board
of Directors. He also serves on the Arsenal Broadband board.
Martin and his wife have three grown children and are long-time
Colorado residents.
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer – KSE
Matt Hutchings returned to Denver and to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment in October 2013, as the Chief Operating Officer and
Executive Vice President for the integrated sports and entertainment organization.
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Liberty Networks, which built, owned and operated a number of
regional and national sports and entertainment television networks.
1991 to 1997, he helped launch two of the world’s first and
largest multi-continent and multi- channel distribution platforms.
Starting in 1991, Hutchings moved his wife and two young
children to Hong Kong to be part of the launch team for STAR TV
Asia. Originally five networks, of which Prime Sports was one,
STAR launched to 39 countries in three languages. Hutchings was
the Director of Operations and a Producer / Director for STAR. In
late 1993, he was recruited by ESPN International to help launch
their Middle Eastern / North African partnership, Orbit Satellite
and Television Radio Network, and be ESPN’s General Manager
and Executive Producer. Within three months Hutchings was promoted to VP of Programming and Production, and ultimately SVP,
overseeing the launch and operation of 22 television channels
and 12 radio channels. With his production and creative teams,
Hutchings won numerous broadcast accolades and awards.
Starting as a contract production and operations staff member
in 1983, then moving to full-time in 1987, Hutchings worked for
then Home Sports Entertainment (today Fox Sports Southwest)
until 1991. Beginning as a contractor on production trucks
covering the Astros, Rockets and schools of the old South West
Conference for HSE, Hutchings rose to Director of On-Air Operations for SportsCom (HSE’s operations partner) helping in the
launch and management of six sports networks originating from
their Houston based facility.
Graduating from Texas A&M with degrees in both Psychology and
Sociology in 1987, Hutchings then attended graduate school at
the University of Houston.
An award winning Producer and Director, he has won several
Emmy’s, Telly’s, Pro-Max Awards and other broadcast industry
recognitions.
From 2007 to 2011, at the request of the Colorado National
KSE EXECUTIVE STAFF
Guard and United States Army / Department of Defense, along
with his producing partner, Hutchings traveled to Iraq four times
and Afghanistan once to embed with and produce documentaries
on deployed elements of the National Guard and United States
Army. The DOD also enlisted Hutchings and his partner to train
over 60 Iraqi journalists in Southern Iraq.
BRUCE GLAZER
Hutchings is married to his high school sweetheart. They have
four children.
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer – KSE
Bruce Glazer was promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief
Financial Officer of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment in November
of 2010. Glazer oversees KSE’s finance, risk management and
internal audit departments.
financial positions within the company’s various protein divisions
including CFO of Monfort Beef Company. His responsibilities included all financial matters related to strategic planning, mergers
and acquisitions, operations and information systems.
Since 2004, Glazer has served as Executive Vice President and
CFO of Altitude Sports & Entertainment and directed the KSE
internal audit department. In addition to his work with Altitude,
Glazer has assisted in the management of resort, ranch and
vineyard investments owned by KSE founder Stan Kroenke.
Prior to ConAgra, Glazer worked at accounting firm Ernst & Young
and Iowa-based Master Manufacturing Co. A 1980 graduate of
the University of Colorado with a Bachelor of Science degree
in Accounting, Glazer is a member of the American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants and the Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants. Glazer is a board member of Temple
Emanuel. He and his family reside in Denver.
Glazer joined KSE after more than 10 years at food processing
giant, ConAgra Foods, Inc., where he held numerous senior
STEPHEN L. STIENEKER
Executive Vice President & General Counsel – KSE
Stephen Stieneker joined Kroenke Sports & Entertainment in
2005 as Vice President and General Counsel. He was promoted to
Senior Vice President in 2011 and to his current position in 2013.
brokering the deal for the Pepsi Center’s new state-of-the-art
center hung scoreboard. Stieneker also oversees KSE’s Human
Resources and Risk Management departments.
During his time with the company, Stieneker has managed the
legal affairs of KSE and its family of sports teams while also
working closely with several other Kroenke-owned businesses. He
played a crucial role in KSE bringing the 2008 Democratic National
Convention to Denver and Pepsi Center; opening 1st Bank Center;
acquiring The Outdoor Channel and World Fishing Network; and
Stieneker holds a BS in Economics from Virginia Tech and a JD
from the University of Virginia School of Law. Prior to joining KSE,
he worked for Janus Capital Group as Assistant General Counsel,
Vice President of Public Affairs and Chief Administrative Officer of
Investments.
BEN BOYLAN
He resides in Denver with his wife and three children.
President of Altitude Sports & Entertainment
Ben Boylan, President of Altitude Sports & Entertainment, has
been with Altitude Sports since the launch of the network in
2004. Boylan oversees the sponsorship media sales for Altitude
Sports including creating sales packages and overseeing all
Directors of Sales. Boylan started with Altitude as the network’s
local sales manager in 2004 and was promoted to general sales
manager, then later VP of Sales.
Hutchings is also involved in youth sports, over the years serving
as a coach and president of several sports related booster clubs.
He is currently on the selection committee for the Texas Sports
Hall of Fame.
Prior to joining Altitude Sports, Boylan started his career in
promotions for KOA Radio, followed by talk show producer, before
moving on to Ad Sales. Boylan then moved on to Prime Sports
Net as an account Executive, which later turned in Fox Sports
Network. He was promoted to Local Sales Manager and then National Sales Manager in his 13 years at Fox. Boylan has a degree
in Mass Communications from the University of Denver. He lives
in Denver with his wife and two sons.
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KSE EXECUTIVE STAFF
DAVE FLECK
Senior Vice President of Media Sales & Partnership Marketing
Dave Fleck, Senior Vice President of Media Sales & Partnership
Marketing, joined Altitude Sports in 2006 with over 15 years of
advertising and sales experience. Fleck oversees the sponsorship
media sales department for Altitude Sports. Fleck started with
Altitude as an Account Executive of Media Sales and was later
promoted to Director of Partnership Marketing & Media Sales for
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
RYAN BRACH
Senior Vice President of Partnership Marketing
Ryan Brach was named Senior Vice President of Partnership
Marketing in December, 2012. In this role, he oversees all corporate partnerships with the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche,
Colorado Mammoth and Colorado Rapids. Additionally, Brach also
manages all corporate partnerships with KSE’s three venues; Pepsi
Center, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and the Paramount Theater.
He comes to Denver after serving as the Senior Vice President of
Business Development and Broadcasting for the Portland Timbers
DAVID BURKE
(MLS) for the past eight seasons, and was awarded the 2011
Major League Soccer Corporate Partnership Executive of the Year.
Prior to his time in Portland, Brach held the position of Corporate
Sales Manager for the Sacramento Kings (NBA). Brach joined the
KSE team with over 17 years of sports industry experience.
Originally from Morgan Hill, California, Brach graduated from the
University of San Diego. Brach now resides in Denver with his wife
and 3 children.
Senior Vice President and Chief Ticketing Officer
Burke joined KSE in 2013 and has been instrumental in enhancing
the fan ticketing experience while also helping to bring the 2015
Major League Soccer All-Star Game to Colorado and the 2016 NHL
outdoor game against the rival Detroit Red Wings to Coors Field.
Burke is responsible for developing and implementing ticket sales
and service strategies, and managing ticket operations, for all
of KSE’s professional teams, including building and developing
department staff and structure.
Prior to joining KSE, Burke was President of the Houston Aeros,
the American Hockey League affiliate of the NHL’s Minnesota
Wild, where he was in charge of day-to-day business operations.
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Fleck started his career in sales with Outdoor Systems Advertising,
before moving on to radio sales and management with Alice and
Mix radio. Fleck also worked for Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain
as an Account Executive, and prior to joining Altitude was the
General Manager of Next Media Outdoor. Fleck has a degree in
Political Science from Arizona State University. He lives in Littleton
with his wife and three children.
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From 2007 to 2011, prior to working for the Aeros, Burke was
Vice President of Ticket Sales and Service for the Phoenix Coyotes
and Jobing.com Arena, where he managed all luxury suite sales,
premium seat sales, and ticket sales and service for the Coyotes
and their arena. He also served as Director of Season Ticket Sales
for the NBA’s Charlotte Bobcats, who ranked in the league’s top
five in new season tickets sales in 2007.
Raised in Houston, TX and a graduate of the College of Charleston,
Burke began his work in professional sports in 2003 with the
Dallas Stars, later joining the New Orleans Hornets and helping
the club through its temporary relocation to Oklahoma City after
Hurricane Katrina.”
EXECUTIVE STAFF
DEB DOWLING-CANINO
Vice President, Community Relations
Deb Dowling-Canino returned to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment
in 2002 as Vice President of Community Relations. Previously she
served as Special Events Director for the Denver Nuggets and
Colorado Avalanche from 1993-96.
Her responsibilities include community involvement and initiatives
for all KSE entities including the Colorado Avalanche, Denver
Nuggets, Colorado Mammoth, Colorado Rapids, Pepsi Center,
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and Paramount Theatre.
Dowling-Canino’s professional career has included media stints
at KHOW and KWBZ Radio as public service, promotion and
programming director. She owned and operated Abracadabra
Events, an event production company whose clients included The
International at Castle Pines, Colorado Department of Local Affairs,
Colorado Special Olympics, Metro State College, Downtown
Denver Partnership and Colorado Broadcaster’s Association. In
the non-profit sector she has worked with the March of Dimes,
AMC Cancer Research Center and Colorado Sports Hall of Fame.
From 1996-2000 Deb and restaurateur-husband Roland Canino
owned and operated the highly acclaimed Canino’s Trattoria.
Professional recognition includes WomanSchool - Outstanding
Woman in Denver Radio and Contribution Award by Sportswomen
of Colorado.
Dowling-Canino’s personal involvement with non-profit and civic
organizations in Denver has included volunteer leadership roles
with Special Olympics Colorado, ALS Association, Junior League
of Denver, Central City Opera, Denver Baseball Commission,
Colorado Tourism Board, National Philanthropy Day and others.
A native of Colorado, she graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Technical Journalism.
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EXECUTIVE STAFF
STEVE GOVETT
President, General Manager & Governor
Steve Govett, in his 15th season as the Colorado Mammoth
President and General Manager, was instrumental in bringing
the National Lacrosse League and the former Washington Power
franchise to Colorado. Having spent time with the franchise in
Washington, Govett has been able to build and maintain one of
the most talented rosters and successful franchises in the NLL
in his years in the Denver market.
Under Govett’s leadership, the Mammoth has won three division
titles, made 13 playoff appearances and captured the 2006 NLL
championship. The Mammoth has led the league in attendance
seven times, helping to grow downtown Denver’s sports and
entertainment economy. The team also has made a positive
impact on area youth with various charitable donations and
community outreach programs, including player clinics, school
appearances and hospital visits.
In addition to his role with the Mammoth, he is also responsible
for the business operations of NDP Championships that oversees
a number of profitable youth and amateur based sports enterprises
that includes tournaments, competitions, events, and festivals
nationally in the sports landscape. NDP Championships has
launched a number of successful spin off entities in custom
merchandising, sponsorship sales, and television productions.
In the fall of 2012, Govett was named the Vice President of New
Business Development for Kroenke Sports & Entertainment. He is
responsible to lead the evaluation, analysis and development of
potential new business ventures for KSE. In conjunction with
Outdoor and Sportsman channels he spearheaded the inception
and launch of the grassroots based competition that is the platform for the television show American Marksman.
An innovative sports experience professional, Govett drives a
robust business for Kroenke Sports & Entertainment that crosses
a number of boundaries. In the creation of new and unique
events and experiences in sports and entertainment, he has
blended a style of staff integration and collaboration with others
to create one of the most successful sports and entertainment
platforms in the industry.
In his early days as an executive, after two successful seasons
as General Manager of the Philadelphia Wings, Govett joined the
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newly-formed Washington franchise as president and general
manager in 2001. Govett led the Power to two winning seasons,
the NLL semifinals in 2001 and 2002, and the East Division title
in 2002 before the franchise relocated to Denver.
After the Mammoth compiled a league-best 13-3 record in 2004,
Govett was named the NLL’s Executive of the Year. Govett works
closely with the NLL Commissioner to ensure the long-term
vitality of the league and its teams, and has served as the NLL’s
Chairman of the Board of Governors. A member of multiple
league committees, Govett has twice served as general manager
of the U.S. world indoor lacrosse team. He was also general manager of Canada’s gold medal-winning team at the 2007 world
indoor championship, and served on the staff of the 2006 Team
Canada Outdoor team. In 2014, he helped assemble a roster that
claimed gold in the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Championships at
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. He was recently inducted into his
hometown Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame as a builder in the sport
of Lacrosse, and was also an October inductee into his college
athletics hall of fame.
In October of 2009, Govett and his staff were instrumental in
the creation of the NLL All-Star Series in Melbourne, Australia.
After three years of planning and preparation, 32 NLL players
made their way to Melbourne to compete in a two-game series at
Hisense Arena, home of the Australian Open.
Govett was a physical presence for the Philadelphia Wings from
1994-1998, collecting 26 goals, 23 assists and 115 penalty
minutes in 36 regular-season games. During his five-year career,
the Wings won three league championships (1994, 1995 and
1998). In 1999, Govett took the next step in his career when he
combined his extensive lacrosse experience with his professional
expertise. The result was a seasoned executive - the new Wings’
general manager.
A native of Burnaby, British Columbia, Govett maintains dual
citizenship in Canada and the United States, where he took the
oath of citizenship on March 24, 2005. An avid golfer and youth
lacrosse advocate, he and his wife, Eileen, reside in Highlands
Ranch, CO, and have two children, Mackenzie and Jake.
EXECUTIVE STAFF
DON SUNBLADE
Assistant General Manager
Don Sunblade, in his 13th year with the team, was promoted to
Assistant General Manager on December 1, 2014. He has significant team responsibilities including salary-cap management and
player personnel coordination and scheduling. Sunblade attended
Metropolitan State University of Denver where he majored in
sports industry operations and minored in marketing. Before
graduating in 2005, he interned for the perennially-powerful Metro
State men’s basketball team, helping design and implement a
DAN CAREY
While attending college, Sunblade saw the Mammoth’s first open
tryout and immediately became a lacrosse fan. He interned with
the Mammoth during the 2005 season before being hired later
that year to assist the general manager and handle many of the
team’s day-to-day operations. Sunblade is a Colorado native and
lives in Lakewood with his wife, Rachel, and their sons, Jackson,
Ryan and Casen.
Director of Player Personnel
Dan Carey joined the Colorado Mammoth front office as Director
of Player Personnel on October 20, 2015 after serving as the
team’s Head Eastern Scout. A fan-favorite during his playing days,
Carey was the Mammoth’s first-round selection in the 2005 NLL
Entry Draft. He was a member of the 2006 NLL All-Rookie Team
and won the Champion’s Cup in his first pro season.
Carey was a three-time all-star (2006-2008) and won the
league’s Sportsmanship Award in 2008. That year, he co-founded
the Mammoth’s Sticks for Schools program and curriculum that
taught basic fundamentals to elementary school students.
A national champion at the collegiate level (Herkimer County
Community College, 2003) and in Canada, winning the Mann Cup
JOSH GROSS
with the Peterborough Lakers in 2004, 2006 and 2007, Carey
won a world championship with Team Canada in the 2007 World
Indoor Lacrosse Championship.
More recently, Carey earned bachelor’s degrees in history and
education. He was a teacher and varsity lacrosse coach at the renowned school, The Hill Academy, for two years before relocating
to Colorado with his wife, Lisa, and their daughter, Nina.
Carey oversees all collegiate, club and professional scouting
activities and operations for the Mammoth, and works closely
with the coaching staff and team management to address the
team’s greatest on-field needs.
Vice President, Business Operations & Alternate Governor
Josh Gross is in his 13th season with the Colorado Mammoth and
assumed the role of Vice President, Business Operations for the
Mammoth and NDP Championships in 2014. The Bridgewater,
N.J. native began with the organization as the team’s sideline
reporter on radio broadcasts in 2005. He continued as play-byplay announcer on the internet and radio, and then called games
on Altitude Sports & Entertainment from 2007–2014.
Gross oversees the team’s daily business operations while connecting departments within KSE to ensure consistent messaging
and information-sharing, all with the goal of providing a superior
fan experience. His work includes growing the Mammoth brand
in the marketplace while leading the team’s public and media
relations efforts and fan development and community outreach
initiatives. He also serves as the Mammoth’s Alternate Governor
on the National Lacrosse League’s Board of Governors, and is a
member of the league’s Marketing Committee.
marketing plan as well as assisting in game entertainment.
Under Gross’ leadership, NDP Championships has expanded from
a lacrosse tournament company into a full-scale event management leader that produces events at the local, regional and national levels. He also co-founded NDP Custom Apparel, a division
that customizes and embellishes event-branded garments.
After graduating magna cum laude with a broadcast journalism
degree from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications
at Syracuse University, Gross began his professional career with
the Boston Cannons of Major League Lacrosse. He then assumed
ticket sales responsibilities for the Colorado Crush of the Arena
Football League.
Gross lists his career highlight as calling the 2006 NLL Champion’s Cup Final, a game the Mammoth won. He has also
freelanced on television and radio, from play-by-play for Major
League Soccer and college basketball to studio and talk show
host on Denver’s airwaves. Gross resides in Arvada with his wife,
Natalia, and children, Carter and Quinn.
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COACHING STAFF
PAT COYLE
Coach
Pat Coyle enters his third full season (and fourth overall) on the
Mammoth bench after being named interim coach with Chris
Gill and Dan Stroup on March 5, 2014. He guided the team to
a franchise-record eight wins at Pepsi Center in 2016. Under
his supervision, the Mammoth was the least-penalized team in
the NLL a season ago (9.28 PIM per game), 54% less than the
second-least-penalized squad. Colorado has earned the numbertwo seed in the West Division, and home playoff games, in each
of Coyle’s two full seasons.
CHRIS GILL
A five-time champion in his 12-year playing career, Coyle hoisted
the Champion’s Cup four times with the Toronto Rock (1999,
2000, 2002, 2003) and once with the Mammoth (2006).
Coach
A prolific goal-scorer in his playing days, Chris Gill enters his third
full season (and fourth overall) on the Mammoth bench after being
named interim coach with Pat Coyle and Dan Stroup on March 5,
2014. He oversaw a power-play unit that was one of just two in the
NLL to convert on 50-percent or more of its opportunities both at
home and on the road. Gill has helped steer the Mammoth to the
number-two seed in the West Division, and home playoff games, in
each of his two full seasons.
DAN STROUP
In 2015, Gill was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
He was a fourth-generation inductee, joining great-grandfather Les
Dickinson, grandfather Bill Dickinson and father Sohen Gill.
Gill tallied 338 goals in his NLL career and led the league with
17 power-play goals in the Mammoth’s championship season in
2006. It was the first of Gill’s four years in Colorado (2006, 200810). He retired as a member of the organization. Gill was also a
member of the Toronto Rock dynasty. He won two championships
with the franchise (1999, 2000).
Coach
An NLL Hall of Famer who was enshrined in the Canadian
Lacrosse Hall of Fame in November, Dan Stroup begins his third
full season (and fourth overall) as a member of the Mammoth
coaching staff after being named interim coach with Pat Coyle
and Chris Gill on March 5, 2014. In 2016, Stroup’s Mammoth
squad was a perfect 7-0 when leading at halftime, and was the
only team with four or more wins in one-goal games (a perfect
6-0). His tutelage resulted in a second-straight season of a
number-two seed in the West Division, which comes with a home
playoff game.
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In 2014, Coyle became the first defenseman in league history to
win induction into the NLL Hall of Fame. A Mammoth player from
2005-2008, he was named to the Mammoth’s All-Decade Team
in 2012. Coyle was the 2002 NLL Defensive Player of the Year in
the inaugural season of the award.
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In his playing career, Stroup scored 19-plus goals in 10 consecutive
seasons. He also won four championships as a player (Toronto:
1999, 2000, 2002; Colorado: 2006) and one as a coach
(Washington: 2010).
Stroup’s heroics in the championship game in 2000 earned him
MVP honors.
COACHING STAFF
JOEL RAETHER
Head of Sports Performance
Joel Raether has been with the Mammoth organization since
2007, working with the players to improve conditioning, nutrition
and on-field performance. Raether also serves as the Director of
Sport Performance at Authentic Performance Center in Denver,
Colorado. He served as the Education Programs Coordinator
for the National Strength and Conditioning Association from
2009-2011. His coaching career includes stints as the assistant
strength and conditioning coach for the University of Denver
from 2002-2009 and the University of Nebraska Kearney from
2000-2002. Raether earned his bachelor’s and master’s degree
in exercise science from the University of Nebraska Kearney and
is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with distinction
(CSCS*D) by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Raether has co-authored the books 101 Agility Drills, 101 Sand
Bag Exercises, and was a contributing author for Fit Kids for Life,
Developing Agility and Quickness and Core Training for Sport.
He has published numerous peer reviewed articles and popular
literature contributions, as well as training DVDs. He is a highly
sought after presenter who has presented nationally and internationally in the area of sports performance and also served as a
consultant to various media outlets such as The Chicago Tribune,
New Balance, Men’s Health, SOBEFit Magazine, 9 News Denver
and Wellness News. He has trained athletes at all levels including
high school, NCAA, NHL, NFL, NLL, MLL, MLS, World Cup Skiing
and the LPGA. His coaching accolades include numerous allAmericans, more than a dozen conference championships, and
more than 10 individual or team collegiate national championships, as well as two Olympians which included an Olympic Gold
medalist in Torino. Raether is also the co-founder of Performance
Sandbag Training Systems (PST).
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BUILDING THE TEAM
20-MAN ACTIVE ROSTER
4 Josh Sullivan.................. Signed as a free agent prior to the 2016 season
8 Greg Downing................. Signed as a free agent prior to the 2016 season
11 Taylor Stuart................... Drafted 35th overall (fourth round) by the Mammoth in the 2016 NLL Entry Draft
15 Ilija Gajic......................... Signed as a free agent prior to the 2016 season
17 Chris Wardle................... Signed as a free agent prior to the 2016 season
18 Robert Hope.................... Drafted 7th overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the 2014 NLL Entry Draft
19 Cameron Holding............ Signed as a free agent prior to the 2012 season
20 Jacob Ruest.................... Signed as a free agent prior to the 2017 season
23 Jordan Gilles................... Drafted 52nd overall (sixth round) by the Mammoth in the 2015 NLL Entry Draft
24 John Grant Jr.................. Acquired from Rochester Knighthawks via trade prior to the 2011 season
27 Alex Buque...................... Drafted 17th overall (second round) by the Mammoth in the 2014 NLL Entry Draft
35 Jeremy Noble.................. Acquired from Rochester Knighthawks via trade during the 2015 season
37 Dan Coates...................... Drafted 8th overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft
45 Dillon Ward..................... Drafted 3rd overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the 2013 NLL Entry Draft
51 Eli McLaughlin................ Drafted 4th overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the 2014 NLL Entry Draft
62 Creighton Reid................ Acquired from Toronto Rock via trade prior to the 2012 season
82 Joey Cupido.................... Drafted 38th overall (fifth round) by the Mammoth in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft
88 Zack Greer...................... Acquired from the Saskatchewan Rush via trade prior to the 2017 season
94 Bryce Sweeting.............. Drafted 32nd overall (fourth round) by the Mammoth in the 2015 NLL Entry Draft
98 Callum Crawford............ Signed as a free agent prior to the 2016 season
Entry Draft: 9 / Trade: 4 / Free Agent: 7
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Josh Sullivan / 4 / Defenseman
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185
Born: 05/05/1990
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Red Deer, AB
College/Club: Coquitlam Adanacs
Made the team in 2016 after signing as a free agent in September, 2015…made
his NLL debut at Vancouver on January 23, 2016…scored his first NLL goal vs.
Saskatchewan on February 11, 2016 in a 9-7 win…registered his first NLL assist at
New England on April 2, 2016 in a 12-10 win…collected a season-high seven loose
balls vs. Toronto on April 23, 2016 in a 10-5 win…caused five turnovers in the last
two games of the season.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 1123 5 6 0 00 0 04237 8.250 60-0
Career Totals 1123 5 6 0 00 0 04237 8.250 60-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
100 0 0 0 00 0 0 401 0.000 00-0
Career Totals 100 0 0 0 00 0 0 401 0.000 00-0
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MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Greg Downing / 8 / Defenseman
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185
Born: 03/25/1985
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Auburn, NY
College/Club: Fairfield
Both goals scored in 2016 came against the Calgary Roughnecks (3.19 & 3.26)…10
points a season ago was his most since his second NLL season (2010 with Boston)…tied for seventh in the NLL with 27 caused turnovers despite missing five
games due to injury…Downing’s 27 caused turnovers were the most for any player
in the League who missed at least one game…took 20 face-offs in 2016, the first
draws of his professional career…signed with the Mammoth as an unrestricted free
agent to a two-year deal on August 25, 2015 after playing the last four seasons with
the Swarm…won a bronze medal in the World Indoor Lacrosse Championship while
representing the United States in 2011 and 2015…originally selected in the fourth
round (43rd overall) of the 2007 NLL Entry Draft by the Blazers, Downing played three
seasons (2009-2011) in New England…acquired by the Swarm in the first round
(ninth overall) of the 2011 dispersal draft of Boston players…was the first player in
Fairfield University lacrosse history to be named an All-America selection multiple
times, earning the honor three times…selected to the preseason Tewaaraton Trophy
watch-list twice…native of Auburn, N.Y., a suburb of Syracuse…studied environmental policy and management at the University of Denver.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 132810 8 0 00 1 068627 5.400 3
7-20
2015
MIN 1827 9 14 0 00 0 17482113.154100-0
2014
MIN 1835 8 18 0 00 0 06982814.214 90-0
2013
MIN 1616 7 8 0 00 0 072712 8.125 50-0
2012
MIN
812 3 19 0 01 0 03155 8.125 60-0
2011
BOS 1604 4 4 0 00 0 078511 4.000 30-0
2010
BOS 15
1
11
12800
000
101
--
--
41
.024
23
0-0
2009
BOS 14413 17 10 0 0 0 0 0 95----31.129230-0
Career Totals 1181456 70 89 0 0 1 1 158839104124.113 827-20
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2013
MIN
2012
MIN
2011
BOS
2010
BOS
2009
BOS
Career Totals
16
000 0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
200 0 0 0 00 0 0 710 1.000 10-0
000 0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
101 1 2 0 00 0 0 401 1.000 10-0
1
0
00 000
0 0 0
11
--
--1
.0000
0-0
1
0
00 200
0 0 06
--
--3
.0000
0-0
501 1 4 0 00 0 02811 6.000 20-0
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Mike Mallory / 10 / Forward
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 200
Born: 04/18/1991
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Pitt Meadows, BC
College/Club: Maple Ridge Burrards
Begins the 2017 season on the Physically Unable to Perform List…registered two
assists in his Mammoth debut on February 27, 2016 vs. Vancouver in an 11-10 win…
after being held without a goal in the first four games of his career (including one GP
in 2012), scored one or more goals in his last five appearances in 2016…tied for a
team-high three assists in his postseason debut on May 7, 2016 vs. Calgary.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
86814 0 2 30 0 01715434.176270-0
2012
WAS 100 0 0 0 00 0 0 420 1.000 10-0
Career Totals 96814 0 2 30 0 02117435.171280-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
103 3 2 0 10 0 0 610 3.000 30-0
Career Totals 103 3 2 0 10 0 0 610 3.000 30-0
Taylor Stuart / 11 / Defenseman
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 185
Born: 08/01/1994
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Coquitlam, BC
College/Club: Bellarmine University
Enters the season as the team’s only 2016 NLL Entry Draft selection to appear on the
Active Roster…selected in the fourth round (35th overall) after Colorado swapped
picks with Georgia…played college lacrosse at Bellarmine University, the same
school that produced current Mammoth goaltender Dillon Ward…two-time first-team
All-Southern Conference honors as a long-stick midfielder…led Bellarmine as a
senior with 17 caused turnovers and was second with 37 ground balls.
BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY (NCAA) STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
2016 Bellarmine University
2015 Bellarmine University
2014 Bellarmine University
2013 Bellarmine University
Career Totals
GP GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOGSOG% UP GB T/O
14 12 2 2 4 8 12 10 1 5 6 5 12 0 2 2 4 4 9 0 0 0 -- -- 4722591417
.250 10 .500
.200 1 .600 .500 0 .750 -- 5 0
.294 10.588
CT
FO PEN-MIN
0 37 9 17 0-0 4-3.5
0 28 6 11 0-0 4-2.5
0 13 1 3 0-0 7-7.0
0 1 1
1 1-3 0-0.0
07917 323-1015-13.0
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MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Ilija Gajic / 15 / Defenseman
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 190
Born: 02/21/85
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Burnaby, BC
College/Club: University of Denver
Enjoyed arguably his best NLL season in 2016 after re-signing with the Mammoth on
December 17, 2015…scored eight goals a year ago, which tied for the League-lead
among defensemen…played in his 100th career game, scored his 50th career goal
and caused his 100th career turnover in 2016…set a career-high with 18 games
played, yet committed just four penalties (8 PIM) the entire season…previous careerlow was 22 PIM in 2015…career-high 28 points with Vancouver in 2015…played
his first four seasons in the NLL with the Mammoth after being drafted second-overall
in the 2009 NLL Entry Draft by the Rochester Knighthawks… was traded to Colorado
in a deal that sent captain Gavin Prout to western New York…played with older brother, Nenad, and younger brother, Alex, for two seasons with the Mammoth…can play
offense and defense, and take face-offs…enters the 2017 season seventh all-time
in Mammoth history (and ninth all-time in franchise history) with 437 loose balls…
played three seasons for the University of Denver.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 18
8
6
14800
010
81
13
18
34
.235
22
21-53
2015VAN
161117 28 22 1 1 0 0 1 871621 53.208 41 0-2
2014VAN
17 610 16 39 1 0 0 0 0 862326 43.140 312-13
2013
COL 12
0
664300
0 0 0
77
16
14
26
.000
21104-275
2012COL
16 511 16 25 1 0 0 0 01241711 34.147 25
116-231
2011COL
15 7 6 13 28 0 0 0 0 01012019 46.152 38 0-0
2010
COL 10
161127 23 2 21 0 0540--
100.160810-1
243-575
Career Totals 104 53 67 120 188 5 3 1
1
1 610105109 336 .158 259
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
2011
COL
Career Totals
18
102
000
111
110
323
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0
2
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
00
00
00
00
0
0
0
0
0
0 901 3.000
0 000 0.000
0 821 2.500
0 331 3.333
02053 8.250
2
6-11
00-0
2
12-27
20-0
6
18-38
MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Chris Wardle / 17 / Forward
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 175
Born: 06/18/1992
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Victoria, BC
College/Club: Victoria Shamrocks
Scored one goal in his Mammoth debut on Opening Night (January 1, 2016) vs. the
Georgia Swarm in a 16-15 win…scored the game-winner vs. the Saskatchewan
Rush on February 11, 2016 in a 9-7 contest…set a career-high with four points
(2G, 2A) on March 26, 2016 vs. Calgary in a 13-12 overtime win…originally signed
as an unrestricted free agent in October, 2015…appeared in four games with the
Vancouver Stealth in 2014, scoring one goal and three assists…selected 54th overall
(sixth round) in the 2013 NLL Entry Draft by the Stealth.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 18
10919 8 0 01 1 12626347.213340-0
2014
VAN
413 4 0 0 00 0 01370 9.111 80-0
Career Totals22
11
12
23800
111
39
33
3
56
.196
42
0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
110 1 0 0 00 0 0 420 3.333 30-0
Career Totals 110 1 0 0 00 0 0 420 3.333 30-0
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Robert Hope / 18 / Defenseman
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 190
Born: 07/20/1991
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Peterborough, ON
College/Club: Pfeiffer University
Co-recipient of the 2016 Dave Stilley Award, presented annually to the team’s top
defender (sharing the honor with Dan Coates)…named the 34th best player in
the NLL by ILIndoor.com in November, 2016…finished seventh in the NLL with a
team-high 128 loose balls in 2016, fourth-most among non-face-off men…had
four games of double-digit loose balls, including a career-high 14 on Opening Night
(January 1, 2016) against the Georgia Swarm in a 16-15 win…final loose ball of the
season was the 200th of his career…his 24 caused turnovers were tied for 13th in
the NLL…scored the lone goal of his career – a game-winner – on January 9, 2016
at Rochester in a 16-14 contest…committed just four minor penalties (8 PIM) in
18 games played…one of an NLL-record four Mammoth players (Jeremy Noble, Eli
McLaughlin and Alex Buque) named to the league’s All-Rookie Team in 2015, Hope
was the first defenseman named to the All-Rookie Team since Kyle Rubisch (SAS) in
2011…established a new NLL rookie record with 28 caused turnovers, which was
tied for eighth-most in the NLL among all players…named the 39th best player in
the NLL by ILIndoor.com in November, 2015, and one of just two players who were
rookies in 2015 to be named to the publication’s list of the league’s Top-50 players…
recorded his first NLL point on an assist against Vancouver on January 24, 2015, a
game in which he had helpers on two scores…was the first defender selected in the
2014 NLL Entry Draft when the Mammoth traded up to pick him in the first round
(seventh overall)…Colorado sent the 13th selection in the 2014 draft and a secondround selection in 2015 to the Rush for the seventh-overall pick…played collegiately
at Pfeiffer University (N.C.) and in Canada for the Peterborough Lakers.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 18
1
9
10800
001
128
13
24
3
.3333
0-0
2015
COL 17
0
551500
0 0 0
72
11
283
.0002
0-0
Career Totals 35 114 15 23 0 0 0 0 12002452 6.167 5 0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
100 0 4 0 00 0 0 713 0.000 00-0
2015
COL
100 0 0 0 00 0 0 301 0.000 00-0
Career Totals 200 0 4 0 00 0 01014 0.000 00-0
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Cameron Holding / 19 / Defenseman
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 210
Born: 10/10/1989
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Whitby, ON
College/Club: Grand Valley State
Appeared in all 18 games in 2016, marking his third-straight season of not missing
a game…set a career-high with 124 loose balls, tied for eighth in the NLL (and tied
for fifth-most among non-face-off men)…enters the 2017 season fifth all-time in
Mammoth history (and seventh all-time in franchise history) with 479 loose balls…
committed just four minor penalties (8 PIM) in 18 games played…made a name for
himself in 2015, leading all NLL defensemen in assists (19) and short-handed assists
(4) while finishing second to teammate Joey Cupido in points (22)…named the 49th
best player in the NLL by ILIndoor in October, 2015, marking the first time in his
career that Holding made the publication’s list of the Top 50 players in the league…
set a new career-high in 2015 with 27 caused turnovers, tied for 10th-most in the
NLL…his four short-handed helpers matched his career-best set in 2014…named
an assistant captain prior to the 2014 season, and wore the ‘A’ for three years…
won a gold medal with Team Canada in the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Championships at DICK’S Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo. in July…signed by
the Mammoth as a free agent prior to the 2012 season after having spent time with
the Rush organization in 2011, although he never appeared in a game for the West
Division foe…won the 2011 Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association Division II national
championship with Grand Valley State University…led the nation in goals and points
as a senior…also played one season of NCAA Division II lacrosse for Florida Southern
College in 2010.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015COL
2014COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
Career Totals
18
4
7
11800
100
124
24
19
21
.190
14
0-0
18 319 22 0 0 0 0 4 01101927 26.115 18 0-0
18 716 23 4 0 0 0 4 01081619 34.206 22 0-0
15
2
9
11600
010
86
13
18
14
.143
11
0-0
16
4
481211
0 0 0
51
10
11
18
.222
13
0-0
852055 75 30 1 1 1 9 04798294113.177 78 0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015
COL
2014
COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
Career Totals
100
102
113
100
101
516
0
2
4
0
1
7
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
00
00
00
00
00
0
0
1
0
0
1
0 421 0.000
01102 0.000
0 812 3.333
0 400 2.000
0 210 0.000
02945 5.200
00-0
00-0
30-0
10-0
00-0
40-0
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Jacob Ruest / 20 / Forward
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 185
Born: 12/22/1992
Shoots: Right
Hometown:Cornwall, ON
College/Club: Robert Morris University
Signed as a free agent to a two-year agreement on August 18, 2016…originally
selected by the Calgary Roughnecks in the fourth round (35th overall) of the 2015
NLL Entry Draft, but was released in training camp…scored 27 goals and 21 assists
at Robert Morris University…attended high school with Mammoth forward Zach Herreweyers at the renowned The Hill Academy in Vaughan, Ontario.
ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY (NCAA) STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
2015 Robert Morris University
2014 Robert Morris University
2013 Robert Morris University
2012 Robert Morris University
Career Totals
GP G A PTS SH SHOT% SOGSOG% GW GBT/O CT FO FO%
14 8 5 14 7 5
15 9 9
13 3 2
56 27 21
13 39 12 33
18 53
5 11
48 136
.205 .212
.170
.273
.199
17 21
31
9
78
.436
.636
.585
.818
.574
0 8
1 20
2 32
1 6
4 66
0
0
0
0
0
2
5
1
0
8
0-0 0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
Jordan Gilles / 23 / Defenseman
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 190
Born: 10/05/1994
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Richmond, BC
College/Club: Delta Islanders
Recipient of the 2016 Colorado Mammoth Fan Choice Award, as voted on by the
fans…scored eight goals as a rookie in 2016, which tied for the League-lead among
defensemen…scored a goal in each of his first two career games, both wins for the
Mammoth…registered season-highs with nine loose balls on March 19 at Calgary,
and three caused turnovers on January 16 vs. Buffalo… committed just two minor
penalties (4 PIM) in 17 games played…a rare sixth-round draft pick to actually make
the team, Gilles had an immediate impact and received consideration for the NLL
All-Rookie Team…signed to a two-year agreement on October 19, 2015…selected
52nd overall in the 2015 NLL Entry Draft by the Mammoth…played for the Delta
Islanders Jr. A in Canada…recipient of the 2015 British Columbia Jr. A Lacrosse
League’s Keith McEachren Trophy as the league’s Most Sportsmanlike Player…traded
to Delta after two BCJALL championship seasons playing for the Coquitlam Adanacs.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 178210 4 0 00 0 06691722.364150-0
Career Totals 178210 4 0 00 0 06691722.364150-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
100 0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
Career Totals 100 0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
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John Grant Jr. / 24 / Forward AC
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 224
Born: 11/07/1974
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Peterborough, ON
College/Club: University of Delaware
Widely regarded as one of the best lacrosse players of all-time…the only player in
NLL history to average six points per game in his career (6.11)…second all-time in
NLL history in goals (666) and points (1,441), and fourth all-time in assists (775)…
third all-time in NLL history in goals-per-game average (2.82), trailing only Gary and
Paul Gait…passed Brian Langtry in 2016 for the most goals all-time in Mammoth
history with 233…also passed Langtry in 2016 for the second-most assists in Mammoth history (314), and the second-most points (547)…scored 30 goals in 2016,
the 15th time in his career that he’s scored 30 or more times in a season…named
the third-best player in NLL history in Dec. 2015 when he was named to the league’s
30th Anniversary Team…since being traded to the Mammoth on October 27, 2010,
Grant has posted 74 power-play goals and 107 power-play assists, to go along with
102 penalty minutes…led the Mammoth in goals and points from 2011-2014…led
the Mammoth in assists from 2011-2015…named the National Lacrosse League’s
Most Valuable Player in 2007 (ROC) and 2012 (COL)…set the then-NLL record for
points in a season with 116 in 2012…a nine-time All-Pro, including six times on the
First Team…represented his country while playing for Team Canada in multiple world
championships, both field and box, having won multiple world titles…served on the
coaching staff of Team Canada’s gold medal-winning team at the 2014 FIL World
Lacrosse Championships.
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John Grant Jr. / 24 / Forward AC (cont.)
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016COL
2015COL
2014
COL
2013
COL
2012COL
2011COL
2010
ROC
2008
ROC
2007
ROC
2006
ROC
2005
ROC
2004
ROC
2003
ROC
2002
ROC
2001
ROC
2000
ROC
Career Totals
153045 75 14 8 15 2 0 2 4735 3194.155129 0-0
183457 91 10 8 23 2 0 3 4256 2246.138170 0-0
17
40
5191 2015162 0 364
604
265
.151
1880-0
16
43
4891 2215152 0 042
335
276
.156
1800-0
145066116 24 19 20 2 1 2 5754 2219.228192 0-0
163647 83 12 9 18 2 0 2 4552 3267.135203 0-0
15
39
4483 1711192 1 085----
255
.153
1970-0
164745 92 16 9 19 5 1 0116----
301.1562060-0
155160111 40 14 22 5 6 4 81----
272.1881990-0
16
54
4397 2210222 1 586----
277
.195
2030-0
154956105 31 9 22 2 6 4 83---- -- -- --0-0
51619 35 6 -- ---- -- - 34---- -- -- --0-0
164653 99 20 -- ---- -- -115---- -- -- --0-0
165253105 43 -- ---- -- -102---- -- -- --0-0
144248 90 18 -- ---- -- -124---- -- -- --0-0
123740 77 32 -- ---- -- - 76---- -- -- --0-0
2366667751441 347 127 211 28 16 251199290 192572 --1867 0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015
COL
2014
COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
2011
COL
2007
ROC
2006
ROC
2005
ROC
2003
ROC
2002
ROC
2001
ROC
2000
ROC
Career Totals
24
103 3 0 0 20 0 0 32023.000150-0
112 3 2 0 20 0 0 52019.053110-0
125 7 0 0 10 0 0 22019.105120-0
123 5 0 0 00 0 0 18016.125 90-0
152 7 0 0 20 0 0 43022.227190-0
131 4 0 2 10 0 0 34020.150140-0
3
8
7
15013
101
24
--
--
63
.127
51
0-0
2
8
2
10230
0018
--
--
42
.190
33
0-0
2
7
6
13201
1017
--
--
35
.200
22
0-0
26 7 13 4 -- ---- -- -- 17---- -- -- --0-0
26 5 11 0 -- ---- -- -- 10---- -- -- --0-0
13 1 4 0 -- ---- -- -- 5---- -- -- --0-0
29 7 16 6 -- ---- -- -- 9---- -- -- --0-0
206051111 16 6 12 2 0 3 9821 0259 --186 0-0
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Alex Buque / 27 / Goaltender
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 230
Born: 09/27/1992
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Whitby, ON
Club: New Westminster Salmonbellies
Recorded 42 saves in a season-opening 16-15 win vs. Georgia on January 1,
2016…finished the season with five of the team’s 12 wins in 2016…recorded four
victories in a five-game stretch from February 27, 2016 – April 2, 2016…one of an
NLL-record four Mammoth players named to the League’s 2015 All-Rookie Team
(joining Jeremy Noble, Eli McLaughlin and Robert Hope), Buque was just the sixth
goaltender in League history to earn the accolade…he and teammate Dillon Ward,
who was a 2014 All-Rookie Team performer, are the only active goaltender duo to
receive the award…his save percentage (.808) for the season was tops among all
netminders to play 100+ minutes…played 8:08 in his NLL debut on Jan. 24 vs.
Vancouver in Colorado’s 20-9 blowout victory at home…made his first start and
earned his first career NLL win against Vancouver on Mar. 29 in a 12-6 victory on the
night of Gavin Prout’s jersey retirement…started the next two games as well, beating
Calgary at home on Apr. 3 and losing to the Roughnecks on the road the following
night…made his postseason debut in the West Division Semifinal loss to Calgary at
Pepsi Center, coming on in relief…allowed just four goals while registering 19 saves
in 32:15 of action on May 9…was the second goaltender selected in the 2014 NLL
Entry Draft when Colorado picked Buque in the second round (17th overall).
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEARTEAM
GP
MIN W L
GA
GAA
SV SV%
GP
MIN W L
GA
GAA
SV SV%
2016COL
18 338:20 5 3 73 12.95 229 0.758
2015COL
18 256:31 2 3 40 9.36 168 0.808
Career Totals 36 594 7 611311.413970.778
POSTSEASON
YEARTEAM
2016
COL 10:00
0
00.000
0.000
2015COL
1 32:15 0 0 4 7.44 19 0.826
Career Totals
2
32 0 0
4 7.50
19 0.826
Brent Adams / 28 / Defenseman
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 165
Born: 10/02/1990
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Norwalk, CT
College/Club: Fairfield University
Signed to the Practice Player List on December 19, 2016…originally signed by
the Mammoth as a free agent to a two-year agreement on September 15, 2016…
earned all-conference honors at Fairfield University…two brothers also played college
lacrosse.
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY (NCAA) STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
2012Fairfield University
2011Fairfield University
2010Fairfield University
2009Fairfield University
Career Totals
GP GS G A PTS SHSHOT% SOG SOG% GW GB T/O CT FO FO%
16162513 38 93 .269 58 .624 32427 70-0.000
10 6117 1849 .22426.531 1191100-0.000
14 5161 1753 .30230.566 0282040-0.000
13131611 27 63 .254 35 .556 02115 60-0.000
53 40 6832 100258 .264149 .578 4 92 7317 0-0 .000
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Nick Ossello / 32 / Defenseman
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185
Born: 04/12/1993
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Wheat Ridge, CO
College/Club: University of Notre Dame
Signed to the Practice Player List on December 19, 2016…acquired by the Mammoth
from the Georgia Swarm via trade on October 19, 2016 in exchange for a fifth-round
pick in the 2018 NLL Entry Draft…played both lacrosse and football for the Fighting
Irish…drafted by the Swarm in the fifth round (43rd overall) in 2015, but never
played for Georgia…earned All-America honors as a lacrosse player and All-Colorado
accolades as a football player at Wheat Ridge (Colo.) High School.
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME (NCAA) STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
2015 University of Notre Dame
2014 University of Notre Dame
2013 University of Notre Dame
2012 University of Notre Dame
Career Totals
26
GP GS G A PTS SHSHOT% SOG GB
14 14 23 6
18 2 13 3
14 0 5 4
14 0 0 0
60 16 41 13
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16
9
0
54
64
43
26
5
138
.359
.302
.192
.000
.297
39 32
26 25
12 40
1 26
78 123
FO FO%
58-121
39-88
62-124
53-102
212-435
.479
.443
.500
.520
.487
MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Jeremy Noble / 35 / Forward
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 170
Born: 09/05/1991
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Orangeville, ON
College/Club: University of Denver
Led the team with four goals vs. Calgary in the West Division Semifinal, the longest
playoff game in NLL history…four goals were a season-high…recorded a seasonhigh six points on four occasions in 2016, including the first two games of the
year…54 points were fourth-most on the team…37 assists were third-most, and
his 17 goals were fifth…one of an NLL-record four Mammoth players named to
the League’s 2015 All- Rookie Team (joining Eli McLaughlin, Robert Hope and Alex
Buque) despite playing in just nine regular-season games…a Rookie of the Year
finalist…acquired by the Mammoth from the Rochester Knighthawks along with a
third-round selection in the 2017 NLL Entry Draft on Mar. 13, 2015 in exchange
for Colorado’s first-round picks in the 2016 and 2017 drafts, and the Mammoth’s
third-round selection in 2015… made his NLL debut two days later in the Mammoth’s 12-8 home win over the Swarm…named the First Star of the Game after a
two-goal, five-assist, 10-loose ball performance…named the First Star of the Game
in second career game, which was played six days later at Vancouver…in that game,
Noble had four goals and two assists in Colorado’s 14-11 win…named the NLL’s
Rookie of the Month for March… finished the season with 39 points (13g, 26a), with
17 points (5g, 12a) coming on the power-play…scored two goals in his postseason
debut in Colorado’s 11-6 home loss to Calgary in the West Division Semifinal on May
9…selected by Rochester second-overall (behind Ben McIntosh) in the 2014 NLL
Entry Draft…was a three-time All-America selection at the University of Denver, and
was named the BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year in 2014…set a Pioneer record as
a senior, averaging 1.89 assists per game…anchored Team Canada’s offense in its
gold medal-winning performance in the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Championships at
DICK’S Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo. in July…twin brother, Jason,
plays for the Georgia Swarm.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016COL
161737 54 14 4 10 1 1 0 5031 2147.116 95 1-3
2015
COL 9
13
26
3945
12
011
30
24
3
86
.151
65
1-3
Career Totals 253063 93 18 9 22 1 2 1 8055 5233.129160 2-6
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
141 5 0 1 00 0 0 72017.235110-0
2015
COL
120 2 0 1 00 0 0 22017.118120-0
Career Totals 261 7 0 2 00 0 0 94034.176230-0
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Dan Coates / 37 / Defenseman C
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 195
Born: 04/06/1987
Shoots: Right
Hometown: St. Catharines, ON
College/Club: Canisius College
Second season as Mammoth captain…named the 30th best player in the NLL by IL
Indoor in December, 2016, up two spots from a year ago…has established himself
as one of the league’s top defensemen…co-recipient of the 2016 Dave Stilley Award,
presented annually to the team’s top defender (sharing the honor with Robert Hope)…
second consecutive season Coates has won the Dave Stilley Award…2016 recipient
of the Jay Jalbert Award which honors the “ideal teammate who exemplifies selfless
play and commitment and dedication to his team” while serving as a superior leader
within the National Lacrosse League, as voted on by his teammates…24 caused
turnovers tied for 13th in the NLL in 2016…tied a career-high with three goals
scored…took the majority of the team’s face-offs in 2016, winning at a 44% clip…
originally named captain of the Mammoth on Dec. 29, 2015…led Team Canada to
the gold medal at the 2015 FIL World Indoor Lacrosse Championship one year after
winning gold with Team Canada in the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Championships at
DICK’S Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo. in July…tied for 10th in the
NLL in 2015 with 27 caused turnovers, a new career-high…scored one goal and six
assists in the first three games of the 2015 season…served a career-low 10 penalty
minutes in 2015…penalty minutes declined in each of his first four seasons in the
NLL…named an assistant captain prior to the 2014 season, a title he held in 2015
as well…tied a franchise record by signing a five-year contract in Nov. 2013…in his
rookie season in 2012, was fifth in the NLL for loose balls (94) among all non-face-off
men…named to Team Canada’s roster for the 2012 Duel in Denver in Sep. 2012…
was the first defenseman and eighth player selected in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft (1st
round) when Colorado drafted Coates five picks after selecting his college teammate,
Adam Jones, third overall…a first-team all-conference selection at Canisius College,
Coates was the first defenseman in school history to earn All-MAAC honors.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015COL
2014COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
Career Totals
16
3
692500
1 2 0
66
14
24
17
.176
10
175-395
18 111 12 10 0 0 0 0 0 631227 15.067 11
33-83
18 214 16 14 0 0 0 1 0 71 820 12.167 9 2-4
1307 7 15 0 20 1 05038 5.000 11-8
163710 18 0 10 1 09419814.214 9
3-18
214-508
81 945 54 82 0 3 1 5 03445687 63.143 40
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015
COL
2014
COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
Career Totals
28
100
100
111
102
101
514
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0
2
2
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
00
00
00
00
00
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 202 0.000
0 211 0.000
0 300 5.200
0 401 1.000
0 201 1.000
01315 7.143
0
5-15
0
4-20
50-0
00-1
10-0
6
9-36
MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Dillon Ward / 45 / Goaltender
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 195
Born: 03/28/1991
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Orangeville, ON
College/Club: Bellarmine University
Named the 17th-best player in the NLL by IL Indoor in December, 2016…named
to the NLL All-Pro Second Team in 2016…led the NLL with an .800 save percentage a season ago, a career-best…his 10.33 goals-against average (2nd in the NLL)
was three-hundredths from the League lead…has won seven games in each of his
first three seasons in the NLL…his .700 winning percentage was a career-best…
allowed just four goals while recording 49 saves vs. Toronto on April 23, 2016 in a
10-5 win…regular-season finale vs. Vancouver on April 29, 2016 was the 50th game
of his career, an 11-10 win in which Ward made 43 saves…didn’t record a decision
during a span of more than two months, from the February 13 win at Calgary to the
April 15 loss vs. Saskatchewan…posted a 7-6 record in his second NLL season…
recorded a career-best 98 saves in a two-game stretch in Feb. 2015 (49 saves at
Edmonton on Feb. 15, 49 saves at New England on Feb. 22)…won three of his last
four decisions of the 2015 regular season…led Team Canada to the gold medal
at the 2014 FIL World Lacrosse Championships at DICK’S Sporting Goods Park in
Commerce City, Colo. in July… named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player and
Top Goaltender…named to the NLL’s 2014 All-Rookie Team, becoming just the fifth
goaltender in league history to receive the honor…he and teammate Alex Buque,
who was a 2015 All-Rookie Team performer, are the only active goaltender duo to
receive the award…a Rookie of the Year finalist…signed to a five-year contract
in Sep. 2014, matching those of Adam Jones and Dan Coates for the longest in
franchise history…led Colorado to three straight wins to end the 2014 season and
secure a postseason berth…selected third overall by the Mammoth in the 2013 NLL
Entry Draft, becoming the first goaltender to be drafted in the top three since Gee
Nash (2nd overall) in 1999…the first All-American in Bellarmine University lacrosse
history…named the Most Valuable Player of the 2012 Minto Cup…also named the
2010 Canadian Player and Goalie of the Year by ILIndoor (then NLL Insider), and
received the Robert Melville Memorial Award as the top Junior ‘A’ goalie in 2008,
2009 and 2011.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEARTEAM
MIN W L
GA
GAA
SV SV%
16743:20 7 312810.335110.800
16827:03 7 617312.555470.760
18901:13 7 717411.585920.773
POSTSEASON
Career Totals
50
YEARTEAM
2016
COL
2015COL
2014
COL
Career Totals
GP
2016COL
2015COL
2014COL
GP
2471 21 16
MIN W L
475 11.53 1650 0.776
GA
GAA
SV SV%
170:1701119.3947
0.810
1 27:45 0 1 7 15.14 21 0.750
160:290116
15.8742
0.724
3
157 0 3
34 12.99 110 0.764
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Eli McLaughlin / 51 / Forward
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185
Born: 08/25/1993
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Surrey, BC
College/Club: Coquitlam Adanacs
Scored 21 goals and 40 points in 2016, besting his totals from his rookie season…
nine power-play goals were tied for 15th in the NLL…finished fourth on the Mammoth in goals, while his .194 shooting percentage was best among the team’s
top-five scorers…recorded the first hat trick of his career on April 2, 2016 at New
England in a 12-10 win…one of an NLL-record four Mammoth players named to
the League’s 2015 All-Rookie Team (joining Jeremy Noble, Robert Hope and Alex
Buque)…scored two goals in a game five times, and posted a season-high six points
on March 29, 2015 in Colorado’s 12-6 home win over Vancouver…was the first
player selected by the Mammoth (fourth overall) in the 2014 NLL Entry Draft…played
summer lacrosse for the Coquitlam Adanacs, as he led British Columbia Lacrosse
League Jr. ‘A’ with 47 regular-season goals scored.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 18
21
19
40093
012
45
34
3
108
.194
80
0-0
2015
COL 17
15
23
38043
002
32
24
4
89
.169
66
0-0
Career Totals35
36
42
780
136
014
77
58
7
197
.183
146
0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
100 0 2 0 00 0 0 210 5.000 40-0
2015
COL
112 3 2 0 20 0 0 500 3.333 20-0
Career Totals 212 3 4 0 20 0 0 710 8.125 60-0
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Creighton Reid / 62 / Defenseman
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 195
Born: 01/20/1987
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Milton, ON
College/Club: Ryerson University
Tied a career-high with eight assists in 2016…recorded double-digit points for
the second straight season…enjoyed career-highs in loose balls (88) and caused
turnovers (26), which ranked ninth in the NLL…recorded one assist in his 100th
career game on March 5, 2016 vs. New England in a 14-13 win…82 games played
in a Mammoth uniform is 10th in team history…scored eight goals in 2015, matching his total from his first five seasons in the NLL…15 points in 2015 was a new
career-high, eclipsing his previous career-best of nine (three times)…also set new
career-highs in loose balls (83) and caused turnovers (20) in 2015…runner-up to
Joey Cupido in 2015 for the inaugural Mammoth Fan Choice Award, an honor voted
on by the fans…tied for second-most goals scored by a defenseman in 2015, trailing
only Cupido…finished sixth in the league in 2015 in points by a defenseman…
acquired by the Mammoth from the Toronto Rock with Mat MacLeod and draft picks
on July 13, 2011 in exchange for (current Mammoth Director of Player Personnel)
Dan Carey…won the Champion’s Cup with the Rock in 2011.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL 18
3
8
11400
110
88
20
26
14
.214
12
0-0
2015COL
18 8 7 15 15 0 0 0 1 0 831820 21.381 15 0-0
2014
COL 1518 9 8 0 00 0 037411 9.111 70-0
2013
COL 15
3
69 800
0 0 0
44
10
118
.3756
0-0
2012
COL 1618 9 14 0 10 0 0538512.083 90-0
2011
TOR 1613 4 8 0 00 0 062610 8.125 70-0
2010
TOR 10
2
242900
0 0 0
50
--
--5
.4005
0-0
Career Totals 1081942 61 86 0 1 1 2 04176683 77.247 61 0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
100 0 0 0 00 0 0 602 1.000 10-0
2015
COL
100 0 0 0 00 0 0 003 0.000 00-0
2014
COL
104 4 2 0 00 0 0 202 2.000 20-0
2013
COL
101 1 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
2012
COL
102 2 2 0 00 0 0 400 1.000 10-0
2011
TOR
300 0 2 0 00 0 01644 2.000 10-0
2010
TOR 3
0
44 400
0 0 0
21
--
--1
.0001
0-0
Career Totals 11 011 11 10 0 0 0 0 0 49 411 7.000 6 0-0
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Zach Herreweyers / 71 / Forward
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 180
Born: 07/19/1994
Shoots: Left
Hometown: London, ON
College/Club: Loyola University
Signed to the Practice Player List on December 19, 2016…selected ninth overall
(first round) in the 2016 NLL Entry Draft…Colorado received the pick from the Saskatchewan Rush in the trade that brought forward Zack Greer to the Mammoth in exchange for Adam Jones and a second-round selection in 2017…scored a team-high
84 goals in his junior and senior years combined at Loyola…represented Canada in
world championship competition…last name pronounced HAY-wires.
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY (NCAA) STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
2016 Loyola University
2015 Loyola University
2014 Loyola University
2013 Loyola University
Career Totals
32
GP GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOGSOG% GBT/O CT
16 14 37 6 43 111
15 14 47 4 51 126 1 0 0 0 0 2 10 9 19 3 22 55 42 3710313116294
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FO FO%PEN-MIN
.333 64 .577 30 17 8 0-0 .000 3-4.0
.373 80 .635 24 14 5 0-0 .000 4-3.5
.000 0 .000 0 1 0 0-0 .000 0-0.0
.345 39 .709 9 17 0 0-0 .000 3-2.0
.350 183 .622634913 0-0.000 10-9.5
MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Joey Cupido / 82 / Defenseman
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 175
Born: 08/14/1990
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Hamilton, ON
College/Club: Six Nations Arrows
Moved into eighth in Mammoth history and 10th in franchise history in 2016 with
398 loose balls…enjoyed his second-straight season (and third overall) of 100-plus
loose balls…finished tied for ninth in the NLL in 2016 with 26 caused turnovers…
has scored one goal in the West Division Semifinal in each of the past three seasons
…named the 2015 National Lacrosse League Transition Player of the Year…also
named the 2015 ILIndoor Transition Player of the Year as the publication’s unanimous
selection…recipient of the inaugural Mammoth Fan Choice Award, as voted on by
the fans, following the 2015 season…named an NLL First-Team All-Pro in September…named the 34th best player in the NLL by ILIndoor in Nov. 2015, marking his
first career appearance on the publication’s list of the top-50 players in the NLL…
led the NLL in 2015 with 40 caused turnovers…led all NLL defensemen with 16
goals scored in 2015, twice that of any other defender…led all NLL defensemen with
31 points in 2015, nine more than teammate Cam Holding who finished second…
tied for second in the NLL with four short-handed goals in 2015, one behind league
MVP Shawn Evans…Cupido’s four short-handed scores were twice that of any other
defensive player…tied for second among NLL defensemen in 2015 with 15 assists,
finishing behind teammate Holding…his .372 shooting percentage in 2015 led all
players who scored nine or more goals…established new career-highs in 2015
in games played (18), goals (16), assists (15), points (31), short-handed goals (4),
game-winning goals (1), loose balls (117) and caused turnovers (40)… registered
one or more points in 15 of 18 games in 2015, and scored hat tricks at Vancouver
on January 31 and March 21…became a regular in the Mammoth line-up in 2013
after spending much of the 2012 season on the Mammoth’s Practice Player List…
named to the NLL All-Rookie Team following the 2013 season, becoming the first
player in a decade to receive the league recognition after being selected in the fifth
round or later…drafted by the Mammoth in the fifth round (38th overall) of the 2011
NLL Entry Draft.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015COL
2014
COL
2013
COL
2012
COL
Career Totals
17
2
791400
1 2 0
103
14
26
29
.069
25
0-1
181615 31 16 0 0 4 0 11172040 43.372 37 2-4
17
6
7
13200
100
74
16
16
24
.250
18
0-0
156915 0 0 01 1 0
10182025.240210-0
100 0 2 0 00 0 0 321 0.000 00-0
683038 68 34 0 0 7 3 139860103121.248101 2-5
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
2015
COL
2014
COL
2013
COL
Career Totals
110
110
111
100
431
1
1
2
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
00
01
00
01
0
0
0
0
0
0 714 4.250 30-0
01013 6.167 50-0
0 400 4.250 40-0
0 522 1.000 10-0
0264915.200130-0
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MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Zack Greer / 88 / Forward AC
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 187
Born: 02/12/1986
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Whitby, ON
College/Club: Duke/Bryant
Acquired by the Mammoth from the Saskatchewan Rush via trade on September 19,
2016 along with a first-round selection in the 2016 NLL Entry Draft in exchange for
Adam Jones and a second-round selection in 2017…Greer and Jones are the only
two players in NLL history to score six goals in a quarter, with both accomplishing
the feat in 2016…Greer is one of just six players to score 40-plus goals in each of
the past two seasons…boasted a shooting percentage above .200 in each of last
two seasons…led the two-time defending NLL champions with 42 goals in 2016…
named the 19th best player in the NLL by IL Indoor in December, 2016…played in the
100th game of his career in 2016…scored a career-high four game-winning goals
in 2016…winner of the Champion’s Cup with the Rush in 2015 and 2016…selected
in the first round (third overall) in the 2009 NLL Entry Draft by the Swarm…began his
college career at Duke University before transferring to Bryant University…established
an NCAA Division I record for career points scored (which has since been surpassed).
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016SAS
164228 70 16 7 7 2 1 4 7653 6208.202135 0-0
2015EDM 184436 80 21 3 4 1 1 2 5446 8205.215147 0-0
2014
EDM 17
30
22
52655
110
57
32
2
204
.147
144
0-0
2013
EDM 15
28
25
53276
003
46
13
1
177
.158
126
0-0
2012
EDM 15
31
12
43745
001
56
30
2
174
.178
118
0-0
2011
MIN
45510 4 0 20 0 0 67522.227130-0
2011
EDM 7
9
10
19424
001
33
14
0
50
.180
32
0-0
2010
MIN 13
101323 14 0 50 0 0450079.127560-0
Career Totals 105199151 350 74 28 38 4
3 11 373195 241119 .178 771 0-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
SAS
48513 0
2015
EDM 58614 6
2014
EDM 352 7 0
2013
EDM 100 0 2
2012
EDM 36713 2
2010
MIN
111 2 0
Career Totals 172821 49 10
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1
0
0
1
0
2
31
20
00
00
30
00
8 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
01414043.186280-0
01210158.138380-0
0115026.192160-0
0 30011.000 50-0
0 74040.150250-0
0 100 5.200 40-0
0 4833 1183.153116 0-0
MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Bryce Sweeting / 94 / Defenseman
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 190
Born: 07/07/1994
Shoots: Left
Hometown: Peterborough, ON
College/Club: Peterborough Lakers Jr. A
Split time between the Active Roster and Practice Player List as a rookie in 2016…
scored the only goal of his first NLL season in his professional debut on January 16,
2016 vs. Buffalo in a 15-14 win…recorded one or more caused turnovers in each
of the five games in which he appeared…registered his only assist on April 23,
2016 vs. Toronto in a 10-5 win…selected 32nd overall (fourth round) in the 2015
NLL Entry Draft by the Mammoth, Colorado’s first selection in the Draft…played for
Peterborough Jr. A in Canada, doubling the number of games played from 2014 to
2015 from 10 to 20.
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
511 2 4 0 00 0 01718 2.500 10-0
Career Totals 511 2 4 0 00 0 01718 2.500 10-0
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
000 0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
Career Totals 000 0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0.000 00-0
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MAMMOTH PLAYERS
Callum Crawford / 98 / Forward
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 205
Born: 11/07/1984
Shoots: Right
Hometown: Ottawa, ON
College/Club: Dowling
Named the 14th-best player in the NLL by IL Indoor in December, 2016…named to
the NLL All-Pro Second Team in 2016, his second such honor (2013)…recipient of
the NLL Air Canada ‘Wingman of the Year’ Award after tying a League record with
83 assists in 2016…recipient of the 2016 Gary Gait Award, which recognizes the
team’s most valuable player…registered five or more assists in a game eight times
in his first season with the Mammoth…his 32 goals tied a career-high, and his 115
points, also a career-high, were one shy of the Mammoth single-season record (John
Grant, Jr. in 2012)…nine assists on January 16, 2016 vs. Buffalo in a 15-14 win tied
for the most by a player in a game last season…two-time recipient of the NLL Air
Canada ‘Wingman of the Week’ Award…played in the 150th game of his career on
April 15, 2016 vs. Saskatchewan…27 power-play assists (up from just two the year
before) were a new career-high, and were second-most in the League…recorded
three or more points in every game in 2016…signed to a three-year agreement by
the Mammoth as an unrestricted free agent on August 19, 2015…was the most coveted player available on the market in the 2015 offseason…posted 70-plus points
in five straight seasons (2010-2014) before injuries limited him to just 12 games in
2015…left the Swarm as the franchise’s all-time leader in goals (142), assists (282)
and points (424)… named the 36th best player in the NLL by IL Indoor in November,
2015…his 95 points in 2013 were fourth-most in the NLL…his 96 points in 2010
were third-most in the league…selected by the Calgary Roughnecks in the 2005 NLL
Entry Draft in the second round (18th overall)…the Mammoth is Crawford’s sixth NLL
team, having also played for the Swarm (2010-2015), Rush (2009), Chicago Shamrox
(2008), Stealth (2007) and Roughnecks (2006).
NLL STATISTICS
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016COL
183283115 15 4 27 2 1 4 8973 3254.126180 0-0
2015
MIN 12
19
34
53412
001
54
48
3
129
.147
87
0-0
2014MIN
182654 80 8 6 16 5 2 1 925411224.116159 0-0
2013
MIN 14
32
63
9526
16
121
55
52
7
134
.239
104
0-0
2012
MIN 16
25
58
8388
24
042
56
48
8
162
.154
118
0-0
2011MIN
162743 70 6 6 16 0 0 1 574810156.173116 0-0
2010
MIN 16
32
64
9623
21
101
68
--
--
170
.188
128
0-0
2009
EDM 13
19
22
41038
211
48
--
--
123
.154
96
0-1
2008
CHI 12
14
13
27423
210
37
--
--
98
.143
77
0-0
2007
SJ
131013 23 21 3 3 0 1 0 44----57.175370-0
2006
CAL 5
4
48 210
0 0 0
13
--
--
25
.160
15
0-0
Career Totals153
240
451
6917243
136
131212
613
323
42
1532
.157
11170-1
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM GPGAPTSPIM
PPG
PPA
SHGSHA
GWGLB
TO
CTOS
SPCT
SOGFO
2016
COL
103 3 0 0 10 0 0 34011.000 80-0
2013
MIN
221315 0 0 20 0 0113020.100120-0
2012
MIN
215 6 2 0 30 0 01310122.045170-0
2011
MIN
121 3 2 0 10 0 0 32014.143 90-0
2010
MIN 1
2
02 000
0 0 06
--
--9
.2229
0-0
2007
SJ
2
3
03 220
0 0 0
10
--
--
12
.250
10
0-0
2006
CAL 0
0
00 000
0 0 00
--
--0
.0000
0-0
Career Totals9
10
22
32627
000
46
19
1
88
.114
65
0-0
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2017 ROSTER
# Name
Pos. ShootsDOB
Hometown
College/Club
4
8
11
15
17
18
19
20
23
24
27
35
37
45
51
62
82
88
94
98
D
D
D
D
F
D
D
F
D
F
G
F
D
G
F
D
D
F
D
F
Right
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Left
Right
Right
Left
Right
Right
Right
Right
Left
Left
Right
Left
Left
Right
5/5/1990
3/25/1985
8/1/1994
2/21/1985
6/18/1992
7/20/1991
10/10/1989
12/22/1992
10/5/1994
11/7/1974
9/27/1992
9/5/1991
4/6/1987
3/28/1991
8/25/1993
1/20/1987
8/14/1990
2/12/1986
7/7/1994
11/7/1984
Red Deer, AB
Auburn, NY
Coquitlam, BC
Burnaby, BC
Victoria, BC
Peterborough, ON
Whitby, ON
Cornwall, ON
Richmond, BC
Peterborough, ON
Whitby, ON
Orangeville, ON
St. Catharines, ON
Orangeville, ON
Surrey, BC
Milton, ON
Hamilton, ON
Whitby, ON
Peterborough, ON
Ottawa, ON
Coquitlam Adanacs
6'1"/185
Fairfield
6'1"/185
Bellarmine University
6'0"/185
University of Denver
6'0"/190
Victoria Shamrocks
6'0"/175
Pfeiffer University
6'3"/190
Grand Valley State University6'1"/210
Robert Morris University 5'10"/185
Delta Islanders
5'11"/190
SUNY Morrisville/Univ. of Delaware6'2"/224
New Westminster Salmonbellies5'10"/230
University of Denver
5'9"/170
Canisius College
6'0"/195
Bellarmine University
6'5"/195
Coquitlam Adanacs
6'1"/185
Ryerson University
6'2"/195
Six Nations Arrows
5'10"/175
Duke Univ./Bryant Univ.
6'1"/187
Peterborough Lakers Jr. A 6'2"/190
Dowling
6'3"/205
Practice Squad
28 Brent Adams
32 Nick Ossello
71 Zach Herreweyers
D
D
F
Right
Right
Left
10/2/1990
4/12/1993
7/19/1994
Norwalk, CT
Wheat Ridge, CO
London, ON
Fairfield University
University of Notre Dame
Loyola University
6'1"/165
6’1”/185
6’0”/180
Inactive Roster
1 Eric Law
10 Mike Mallory
12 Cam Flint
F
F
F
Right
Right
Right 4/19/1991
4/18/1991
10/10/1990
Centennial, CO
Pitt Meadows, BC
Georgetown, ON
University of Denver
Maple Ridge Burrards
University of Denver 5'10"/170
6'2"/200
5’11”/190
Josh Sullivan
Greg Downing
Taylor Stuart Ilija Gajic
Chris Wardle
Robert Hope
Cameron Holding
Jacob Ruest
Jordan Gilles
John Grant Jr.
Alex Buque
Jeremy Noble
Dan Coates
Dillon Ward
Eli McLaughlin
Creighton Reid
Joey Cupido
Zack Greer
Bryce Sweeting
Callum Crawford
Ht/Wt
Captain: Dan Coates
Alternate Captain: John Grant, Jr.
Alternate Captain: Zack Greer
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PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
#Name
Pos.Pronunciation
Status
4
8
11
15
17
18
19
20
23
24
27
35
37
45
51
62
82
88
94
98
25
32
71
1
10
12
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
D
D
D
D
ILL-ee-uh GUYTCH
F
WAR-dull
D
D
F
roo-A
D
GILL-iss
F
G
BOO-kay
F
D
Coats
G
F
EE-lie mick-LAUCK-lin
D
CRAY-tin REED
D
kuh-PEE-doe
F
D
F
CAL-umm
D
D
uh-SELL-oe
F
HAY-wires
F
F
F
-
GUH-vitt
-
SUN-blade
-
-
KOY-uhl
-
-
Strewp -
RAETH-uhr
-
CZAR-kuh
-
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Active Roster
Practice Player
Practice Player
Practice Player
Physically Unable to Perform List
Physically Unable to Perform List
Physically Unable to Perform List
President, GM & Governor
Assistant General Manager
Director of Player Personnel
Coach
Coach
Coach
Head of Sports Performance
Chiropractor
Trainer
38
Josh Sullivan
Greg Downing
Taylor Stuart
Ilija Gajic
Chris Wardle
Robert Hope
Cam Holding
Jacob Ruest
Jordan Gilles
John Grant Jr.
Alex Buque
Jeremy Noble
Dan Coates
Dillon Ward
Eli McLaughlin
Creighton Reid
Joey Cupido
Zack Greer
Bryce Sweeting
Callum Crawford
Brent Adams
Nick Ossello
Zach Herreweyers
Eric Law
Mike Mallory
Cam Flint
Steve Govett
Don Sunblade
Dan Carey
Pat Coyle
Chris Gill
Dan Stroup
Joel Raether
Ken Szarka
Maggie Yates
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RECORD BOOK
SEASON-BY-SEASON RECORD
SeasonGP W L
Pct.
2003
16 9
7
.563
2004
16 13 3
.813
2005
16 8
8
.500
2006
16 10 6
.625
2007
16 12 4
.750
2008
16 9
7
.563
2009
16 7
9
.437
2010
16 4
12 .250
2011
16 5
11 .313
2012
16 11 5
.688
2013
16 7
9
.437
2014
18 8
10 .444
2015
18 9
9
.500
2016
18 12 6
.667
Totals 230124106.539
Finished
First, East
First, West
Third, West
Second, West
First, West
Second, West
Fourth, West
Fifth, West
Fourth, West
Second, West
Fourth, West
Third, West
Second, West
Second, West
Home Record
Season
GP
WLPct.
2003862.750
2004871.875
2005853.625
2006862.750
2007871.875
2008862.750
2009844.500
2010808.000
2011835.375
2012853.625
2013835.375
2014945.444
2015963.667
2016981.889
Totals1157045.609
Playoffs
Lost league semifinal
Lost division final
Lost division semifinal
Won league championship
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Did not qualify
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Lost division semifinal
Road Record
GP
WLPct.
835.375
862.750
835.375
844.500
853.625
835.375
8 35.375
844.500
826.250
862.750
844.500
945.444
936.333
945.444
1155461.470
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RECORD BOOK
RECORD BY MONTH
Season DecemberJanuary February March
April
May
2003 -- 3-2 1-33-2 2-0 -2004 -- 4-2 4-04-1 1-0 -2005 -- 2-2 3-12-2 1-3 -20060-12-2 2-03-23-1-20071-04-1 4-02-21-1-20081-03-0 1-21-23-3-2009 -- 2-2 2-22-2 1-3 -2010 -- 2-3 0-30-3 2-3 -2011 -- 1-3 0-41-1 3-3 -2012 -- 4-0 2-14-2 1-2 -2013 -- 1-2 1-33-3 2-1 -20140-12-4 2-11-33-1-2015 -- 3-1 1-3 3-1 2-30-1
2016
--
4-1
3-1
2-1
3-3 -Totals 2-2 37-25 26-2431-27 28-27 0-1
ATTENDANCE
Season
Total
Average
NLL Rank
2003
131,907
16,488
Second
2004140,94217,618First
2005136,28617,036Second
2006132,34716,543First
2007134,35916,795First
2008139,71917,464First
2009131,79116,474Second
2010120,28815,036Second
2011126,92715,866Second
2012121,91315,239Second
2013126,08415,761First
2014141,35615,706First
2015133,09114,788First
2016124,48913,832Second
Totals 1,841,49916,013
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Single-Game High
18,207 (twice)
18,290
18,326
18,027
18,027
18,301
17,712
15,727
17,841
17,116
17,622
17,109
16,239
15,622
18,326
Sellouts
2
5
2
1
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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HEAD COACHES
Season
Rod Jensen
2003
Jamie Batley
2003
2004
2005
Totals 3 seasons
Gary Gait
2006
2007
Totals 2 seasons
Bob McMahon 2008
2009
2010
Totals 3 seasons
Steve Govett
2010
Totals 1 seasons
Bob Hamley
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Totals 5 seasons
Pat Coyle, Chris Gill,
Dan Stroup
2014
2015
2016
Totals 3 seasons
ASSISTANT COACHES
W LPct.
4 5 .444
5 2 .714
13 3.813
8 8.500
26 13 .667
10 6 .625
12 4.750
22 10 .688
9 7 .563
7 9.438
0 2.000
1616 .500
2 5 .286
2 5 .286
2 5 .400
511 .313
11 5.688
7 9.437
4 7.364
29 37 .439
4 3 .571
9 9.500
12 6.667
25 18 .581
Season
Jamie Batley, Tony Resch, Ward Sanderson
Walt Christianson, George McGeeney
Walt Christianson, Daren Fridge
Russ Heard, Dan Pratt
Russ Heard, George McGeeney, Dan Pratt
Bob Hamley, Russ Heard, Dan Pratt
Dan Pratt, Russ Heard, Dan Perreault
Dan Pratt, Dan Perreault, Ward Sanderson, Bob Hamley
Ed Comeau, Sean Farris, Ward Sanderson
Ed Comeau, Sean Farris, Ward Sanderson
Ed Comeau, Sean Ferris
Ed Comeau, Sean Ferris, Dallas Eliuk, Joel Raether
Dallas Eliuk, Joel Raether
Joel Raether
Joel Raether
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
CAPTAINS
Season
Gary Gait
Gavin Prout
John Gallant
John Grant Jr.
Dan Coates
2003–2005
2006–2009, 2012, 2013
2010–2011
2014–2015
2016–2017
GENERAL MANAGER
Season
Steve Govett
2003–present
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RECORD BOOK
SEASON OPENERS
SeasonDate
Opponent
Result
Attendance Site
2003Jan. 3
2004
Jan. 2
2005
Jan. 1
2006
Dec. 30, 2005
2007
Dec. 30, 2006
2008
Dec. 29, 2007
2009
Jan. 10
2010
Jan. 9
2011
Jan. 8
2012
Jan. 14
2013
Jan. 12
2014
Dec. 28, 2013
2015
Jan. 3
2016
Jan. 1
Toronto
San Jose
Calgary
Philadelphia
Rochester
Calgary
Portland
Washington
Washington
Minnesota
Washington
Edmonton
Minnesota
Georgia
W, 13-12 OT
W, 17-8
W, 12-7
L, 13-11
W, 20-15
W, 10-9
L, 14-5
L, 17-8
L, 11-10
W, 20-14
L, 17-13
L, 13-10
W, 20-13
W, 16-15
16,125
17,778
16,397
15,726
15,670
17,811
6,859
4,737
17,029
14,106
13,148
15,596
8,974
15,090
Denver
Denver
Denver
Denver
Denver
Denver
Portland, Ore.
Everett, Wash.
Denver
Denver
Denver
Denver
St. Paul, Minn.
Denver
SINGLE-SEASON, WIN-LOSS RECORDS
Wins
Most wins
Most home wins
Most road wins
Fewest wins
Fewest home wins
Fewest road wins
Largest margin of victory
13
8
6
4
0
2
12
2004
2016
2004, 2012
2010
2010
2011
March 26, 2004 (18-6 vs. San Jose)
Losses
Most losses
Most home losses
Most road losses
Fewest losses
Fewest home losses
Fewest road losses
Largest margin of defeat
12
8
6
3
1
2
13
2010
2010
2011, 2015
2004
2004, 2007, 2016
2004, 2012
Feb. 18, 2011 (20-7 vs. Washington)
3
3
2
1
0
0
2004, 2010, 2011, 2014
2004, 2010
2009, 2011
2005, 2008
2009
2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2012, 2015, 2016
OVERTIME
Most overtime games
Most overtime wins
Most overtime losses
Fewest overtime games
Fewest overtime wins
Fewest overtime losses
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SINGLE-SEASON STREAKS
Winning
Longest winning streak
Longest home winning streak
Longest road winning streak
6 Feb. 7 – March 13, 2004; Jan. 25 – March 17, 2007; Jan. 14 – Feb. 18, 2012
6 Dec. 30, 2006 – Feb. 24, 2007; Jan. 1 – March 26, 2016
4 Jan. 18 – March 13, 2004; Jan. 20 – March 3, 2012
Losing
Longest losing streak
Longest home losing streak
Longest road losing streak
7 Jan. 30 – March 27, 2010; Jan. 22-March 4, 2011
8 Jan. 16 – April 23, 2010
5 Jan. 12 – March 16, 2003; Jan. 29-April 8, 2011
GOALS
Most Goals
Season
Game
Half
Quarter
2262003
20vs. Rochester on Dec. 30, 2006; vs. Minnesota on Jan. 14, 2012; at Minnesota on Jan. 3, 2015;
vs. Vancouver on Jan. 24, 2015
15
at Minnesota on Jan. 3, 2015 (second)
11
at Minnesota on Jan. 3, 2015 (fourth)
Most Home Goals
Season
1232003
Game
20
vs. Rochester on Dec. 30, 2006; vs. Minnesota on Jan. 14, 2012; vs. Vancouver on Jan. 24, 2015
Half
13
vs. New Jersey on Feb. 8, 2003 (second); vs. Minnesota on Jan. 14, 2012 (second)
Quarter
8
vs. Minnesota on Jan. 14, 2012 (fourth)
Most Road Goals
Season
1072006
Game
20
at Minnesota on Jan. 3, 2015
Half
15
at Minnesota on Jan. 3, 2015 (second)
Quarter
11
at Minnesota on Jan. 3, 2015 (fourth)
HIGHEST SCORING GAMES
GoalsDate
35
35
35 35
34
34
34
34
34
33
33
Mar. 23, 2003
Mar. 28, 2003
Feb. 3, 2006
Dec. 30, 2006
January 14, 2012
Feb. 21, 2003
Feb. 4, 2005
Mar. 24, 2007
Jan. 14, 2012
Jan. 3, 2015
Jan. 10, 2015
Opponent
New Jersey
Albany
Arizona
Rochester
Minnesota
Albany
Calgary
Buffalo
Minnesota
Minnesota
Calgary
Result
W, 18-17
W, 19-16
W, 18-17 OT
W, 20-15
W, 20-14
L, 19-15
L, 18-16
L, 19-15
W, 20-14
W, 20-13
W, 17-16 OT
Site
E. Rutherford, NJ
Denver
Glendale, AZ
Denver
Denver
Albany, NY
Calgary, Alberta
Buffalo, NY
Denver
St. Paul, Minn.
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SEASON-BY-SEASON LEADERS
Season
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Goals
G. Gait – 61
G. Gait – 55
G. Gait – 33
C. Gill – 29
G. Prout – 29
D. Carey – 32
B. Langtry – 30
B. Langtry – 38
J. Shewchuk – 31
J. Grant – 36
J. Grant – 50
J. Grant – 43
J. Grant – 40
A. Jones – 51
A. Jones – 42
Assists
Points
Loose Balls
Goaltender (GAA)
G. Prout – 59
G. Prout – 67
G. Prout – 48
B. Langtry – 41
J. Grant – 47
J. Grant – 66
J. Grant – 48
J. Grant – 51
J. Grant – 57
C. Crawford – 83*
G. Prout – 89
G. Prout – 92
B. Langtry – 79
J. Shewchuk – 66
J. Grant – 83
J. Grant – 116
J. Grant – 91
J. Grant – 91
A. Jones – 93
C. Crawford – 115
J. Sims – 136
N. Gajic – 121
B. Safarik – 98
J. Shewchuk – 83
I. Gajic – 101
I. Gajic – 124
J. Cupido – 101
B. Snider – 161
B. Snider – 119
R. Hope – 128 C. Levis – 10.50
C. Levis – 10.04
A. Leyshon – 10.93
C. Levis – 11.43
C. Levis – 9.99
C. Levis – 12.26
T. Belanger – 10.77
D. Ward – 11.40
A. Buque – 9.36
D. Ward – 10.33
T. Dowling – 42
G. Prout – 57
G. Prout – 50
G. Prout – 64
G. Gait – 96
G. Gait – 93
G. Gait – 81
G. Prout – 93
E. Miller – 186
G. Prout – 107
J. Jalbert – 141
J. Jalbert – 152
E. Miller – 13.09
G. Nash – 10.68
G. Nash – 11.16
G. Nash – 10.29
*Tied NLL single-season record
ALL-TIME LEADERS
Franchise History (dating back to 1987 including Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Washington)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Goals
G. Gait – 387
J. Grant – 233
B. Langtry – 230
G. Prout – 205
A. Jones – 194
M. Shearer – 115
J. Shewchuk – 112
P. Gait – 111
D. Halladay – 96
D. Carey – 89
T. Hormes – 89
Assists
G. Prout – 459
G. Gait – 335
J. Grant – 314
B. Langtry – 273
A. Jones – 180
P. Cantabene – 157
D. Carey – 147
J. Shewchuk – 145
S. Pollock – 117
J. Sims – 108
Points
G. Gait – 722
G. Prout – 664
J. Grant – 547
B. Langtry – 503
A. Jones – 374
J. Shewchuk – 257
P. Cantabene – 245
D. Carey – 236
P. Gait – 216
M. Shearer – 208
Loose Balls
J. Gallant – 891
J. Sims – 770
P. Cantabene – 683
G. Gait – 655
G. Prout – 647
B. Langtry – 604
C. Holding – 479
N. Carlson – 453
I. Gajic – 437
J. Cupido – 398
Games Played
J. Gallant – 196
B. Langtry – 132
G. Prout – 127
N. Carlson – 118
G. Gait – 113
J. Sims – 112
T. Ethington – 104
J. Grant – 96 (t8)
P. Cantabene – 96 (t8)
C. Levis – 88
Colorado Mammoth History
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Goals
J. Grant – 233
B. Langtry – 230
G. Prout – 205
A. Jones – 194
G. Gait – 149
J. Shewchuk – 112
D. Carey – 89
S. Pollock – 73
B. Prepchuk – 67
D. Halladay – 65
Assists
G. Prout – 459
J. Grant – 314
B. Langtry – 273
A. Jones – 180
D. Carey – 147
J. Shewchuk – 145
G. Gait – 121
S. Pollock – 117
J. Sims – 83
N. Carlson – 81
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Points
G. Prout – 664
J. Grant – 547
B. Langtry – 503
A. Jones – 374
G. Gait – 270
J. Shewchuk – 257
D. Carey – 236
S. Pollock – 190
J. Sims – 147
B. Prepchuk – 139
Loose Balls
J. Gallant – 783
G. Prout – 647
J. Sims – 629
B. Langtry – 604
C. Holding – 479
N. Carlson – 453
I. Gajic – 437
J. Cupido – 398
J. Jalbert – 380
J. Hanford – 375
Games Played
J. Gallant – 181
B. Langtry – 132
G. Prout – 127
N. Carlson – 118
T. Ethington – 104
J. Grant – 96
C. Levis – 88
J. Sims – 87
C. Holding – 85
C. Reid – 82
RECORD BOOK
MAMMOTH ALL-PROS
Season
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2012
2013
2014
2015 2016
Player
All-Pro team
Gary Gait
First
Gary Gait
First
Gee Nash
First
Gavin Prout
Second
Gary Gait
Second
Gavin Prout
First
Jay Jalbert
Second
Gavin Prout
Second
Gavin Prout
Second
John Grant Jr. First
John Grant Jr. Second
Adam Jones Second
Joey Cupido
First
Adam Jones
Second
Callum Crawford Second
Dillon Ward
Second
MAMMOTH ALL-STARS
SeasonDate
Site
Result
Attendance
2004
Pepsi Center – Denver
East 19, West 15
16,742
Feb. 22
Player
G APts
Gavin Prout
Jay Jalbert
Gary Gait
Jamie Hanford
4 26
1 1 2
0 2 2
1 01
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Gee Nash
0
0
30:53 15.54 .667
SeasonDate
Site
Result
Attendance
2005
Pengrowth Saddledome – Calgary, Alberta
East 11, West 10
11,511
Feb. 26
Player
G APts
Gavin Prout
Gary Gait
Jay Jalbert
Pat Coyle
1 12
1 0 1
1 0 1
0 11
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Gee Nash
0
1
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MAMMOTH ALL-STARS (CONT.)
SeasonDate
Site
Result
Attendance
2006
Air Canada Centre - Toronto West 14, East 13
15,924
Result
Attendance
East 20, West 16
12,856
Result
Attendance
Feb. 25
Player
G APts
Jay Jalbert
Dan Carey
Gavin Prout
1 56
2 1 3
0 2 2
SeasonDate
2007
Site
March 10 Rose Garden – Portland, OR
Player
G APts
Gavin Prout
Josh Sims
Dan Carey
John Gallant
3
1
0
0
5
1
2
1
8
2
2
1
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Gee Nash
0
SeasonDate
2008
1
30:00 20.00 .600
Site
March 16 Rexall Place – Edmonton, Alberta East 17, West 16, OT 9,574
Player
G APts
Dan Carey
Gavin Prout
Nick Carlson*
3
2
0
3
0
2
6
2
2
*Substitute for injured Josh Sims
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Gee Nash
0
0
30:00 10.00 .865
SeasonDate
Site
Result
Attendance
2009
Pepsi Center – Denver, CO
East 27, West 21
13,380
March 7
Player
G APts
Brian Langtry
Nick Carlson
Gavin Prout
Bruce Murray
2
1
2
0
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Andrew Leyshon 0
46
3
2
4
1
1
5
3
6
1
30:00 26.00 .649
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SeasonDate
Site
2011
Turning Stone & Casino Events Center – Verona, NY East 30, West 26
Feb. 27
Player
G APts
Mac Allen
John Grant, Jr.
0
5
0
0
0
5
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Chris Levis
0
1
Result
30:00 36.00 .581
SeasonDate
Site
2012
First Niagra Center – Buffalo, NY West 20, East 18
Feb. 25
Player
G APts
John Grant Jr.
Adam Jones
Gavin Prout
Rory Smith
1
1
4
0
Goaltender
WLMins GAA Pct
Chris Levis
0
3
4
0
0
0
Result
Attendance
13,466
4
5
4
0
30:00 22.00 .718
MAMMOTH ALL-ROOKIE TEAM MEMBERS
SeasonPlayer
2003
Brian Langtry
2006
Dan Carey
2007
Nenad Gajic, Jamie Shewchuk
2012
Adam Jones
2013
Joey Cupido
2014
Dillon Ward
2015
Alex Buque, Robert Hope, Eli McLaughlin, Jeremy Noble*
*NLL-record four teammates named to the All-Rookie Team
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NLL AWARDS
2003 Most Valuable Player
Gary Gait’s historic first season in Denver showed Colorado fans exactly why he is considered to be the best player
in National Lacrosse League history. Gait carried the Mammoth in its inaugural season, smashing the single-season
scoring record with 61 goals. He added 35 assists to finish third in overall league scoring with 96 points and was the
centerpiece of the Mammoth offense that finished second in league scoring.
2003 Rookie of the Year
Brian Langtry quickly endeared himself to fans in Denver by scoring the overtime game-winner against the Toronto
Rock in the Colorado Mammoth’s first ever game on Jan. 3, 2003. He continued to delight fans of the fledging Mammoth during the 2003 season with his deadly shooting and fiery on-field persona. Langtry racked up 28 goals and 34
assists to place third on the team in scoring and led all NLL rookies with 62 points.
2004 Sportsmanship Award
Mammoth captain Gary Gait, who led the NLL with 55 goals and five game-winning goals, served just four penalties
for eight penalty minutes in 16 games. The Mammoth was the third-least penalized team this season, averaging just
18.75 penalty minutes per game.
2004 Goaltender of the Year
Gee Nash was named the National Lacrosse League’s top goaltender after posting a career-high 11 wins and backstopping his team to the league’s best record. In his fifth NLL season Nash recorded a league-best .790 save percentage and posted the third-best goals against average (10.68) among regular starting goaltenders.
2005 Sportsmanship Award
Gary Gait won the Sportsmanship Award for the second consecutive season in 2005 after retiring as the National
Lacrosse League’s all-time leading scorer. Gait served just two penalties for four penalty minutes in 16 games, while
finishing ninth in league scoring with 81 points. The Mammoth was the fourth-least penalized team in 2005, averaging
23.25 penalty minutes per game.
2008 Sportsmanship Award
The Mammoth’s Dan Carey deservingly won the NLL 2008 Sportsmanship Award. The left-handed forward has played
three seasons for the Mammoth and in his 43 career games; Carey has accumulated only 11 penalty minutes, none in
2008. Before suffering a season-ending injury in 2008, Carey scored 22 goals and 27 assists in 11 games. Admired
by teammates and opponents alike, Carey was named to the 2008 All-Star team. The Mammoth was the 4th least
penalized team in the National Lacrosse League in 2008, averaging 20.56 penalty minutes per game.
2012 Most Valuable Player
John Grant Jr. rewrote the NLL record books, setting a new single-season points record (116) despite missing two
games. His 50 goals were tops in the NLL, and his 19 power-play assists were second-most. Grant scored his 500th
career goal and recorded his 1000th career point and 1000th career loose ball. He was a three-time NLL Player of the
Month and four-time NLL Offensive Player of the Week.
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2012 Rookie of the Year
Adam Jones, the third overall pick in the 2011 NLL Entry Draft, led all rookies in points (76) and assists (47). Both
were franchise rookie records, as was his goal total (29). Jones was a three-time NLL Rookie of the Week and twotime NLL Rookie of the Month. He was the team’s third-leading scorer.
2015 Transition Player of the Year
Joey Cupido enjoyed a breakout season in 2015, leading all defensemen in goals (16) and points (31). He topped the
National Lacrosse League with 40 caused turnovers while his .372 shooting percentage was best among all players
league-wide who scored nine or more goals. Cupido’s four short-handed tallies were the most among defensemen,
and one shy of the league-leader.
2016 NLL Air Canada ‘Wingman of the Year’
Callum Crawford tied an NLL single-season record with 83 assists in 2016, and was honored for his playmaking ability
and aerial athleticism around the crease. The forward – in his first season with the Mammoth – registered five-plus
assists eight times, including a nine-assist output against Buffalo in January which tied for the most by a player in a
game in 2016. His 32 goals tied a career-high, and his 115 points were one shy of the team’s single-season record.
EXECUTIVE AWARDS
Steve Govett
John Ellis
Jason Linscott
Brian Kitts
Dave Reeder
2004 Executive of the Year
2005 Sponsorship Executive of the Year
2005 Ticket Sales Executive of the Year
2008 Marketing Executive of the Year
2008 Sponsorship Executive of the Year
COLORADO MAMMOTH TEAM AWARDS (CREATED IN 2015)
Jay Jalbert Award (Teammate of the Year)
2016 – Dan Coates
2015 – Tyler Codron
Jamie Hanford Award (Most Inspirational)
2016 – John Grant, Jr.
2015 – Jeremy Noble
Fan Choice Award (Selected by the Fans)
2016 – Jordan Gilles
2015 – Joey Cupido
Gary Gait Award (Most Valuable Player)
2016 – Callum Crawford
2015 – Adam Jones
Dave Stilley Award (Top Defenseman)
2016 – Dan Coates & Robert Hope
2015 – Dan Coates
President’s Award (Standard of Excellence, Team’s Highest Honor)
2016 – Adam Jones
2015 – Cody Moll
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ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS
2002
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
2
5
6
7
8
9
9
21
57
69
81
93
104
105
Ryan Soliday
Billy St. George
Kevin Smithies
Tom Ethington
Chase Jaeger
Brad Reppert
Mike Nappolilli
Syracuse
Syracuse
Bucknell
Denver
Delta
Towson
Colorado State
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
24
31
35
45
55
65
76
Curtis Smith
Brian Potter
Dan Cocchi
Graham Palmer
Devon Spilker
Pat Meyers
Mike Frissora
Ohio State
Victoria
Towson
Victoria
Limestone
Ohio State
Middlebury
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
3
4
5
6
29
40
52
63
Lee Zink
Cory Vann
Andrew Huelskoetter
Mark Plonkey
Maryland
Denver
Denver
Colorado State
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
16
28
39
50
62
Dan Carey
Ryan Marshall
Shawn Williams
Scott Davidson
Andy Glen
Adam Hughes
Canisius
Duke
Surrey (British Columbia)
Denver
Peterborough (Ontario)
Cortland State
2003
2004
2005
2006
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
2
3
4
5
6
13
25
34
51
64
77
Gary Bining
Jamie Shewchuk
Matt Poskay
Curtis Morwick
Casey Cittadino
Sean Morris
Ohio State
Burnaby (British Columbia)
Virginia
Victoria (British Columbia)
Towson
Massachusetts
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2007
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
2
3
3
4
6
26
30
40
54
82
Nathan Sanderson
Dylan Llord
Matt Wilson
Andrew Spack
Ryan Clark
Rutgers
St. Catherines (Ontario)
Coquitlam (British Columbia)
Loyola (Md.)
Nanaimo (British Columbia)
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
3
4
6
7
31
43
69
Matt Danowski
Mike Ward
Terry Kiminer
Ryan McFadyen
Duke University
Duke University
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Duke University
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
1
2
3
4
6
4
5
17
32
35
55
Cliff Smith
Alex Gajic
Brad Richardson
Shaun Dhaliwal
Ryan McFadyen
Neil Tyacke
University of Denver
University of Denver
University of Denver
Burnaby, BC
Duke University
New Westminster, BC
2008
2009
2010
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
2
3
5
6
11
22
42
52
Ned Crotty
Ken Clausen
John Rae
Mark Farthing
Duke University
University of Virginal
Barrie, ON
Peterborough, ON
2011
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
1
2
2
2
4
5
6
3
8
13
14
16
30
38
47
Adam Jones
Dan Coates
Jordan McBride
Jamie Lincoln
Tye Belanger
Craig England
Joey Cupido
Jovan Miller
Canisius College
Canisius College
Stony Brook University
Hofstra University
Peterborough Lakers
Orangeville, ON
Six Nations, ON
Syracuse University
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ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS (CONT.)
2012
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
5
6
9
44
53
Colton Clark
Jaeden Gastaldo
Alex Demopoulos
Bellarmine University
Langley Thunder
University of Denver
2013
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
4
4
5
6
3
31
32
40
49
Dillon Ward
Cody McMahon
Cameron Mann
Dom Sebastiani
Jake Weidner
Bellarmine University
Orangeville Northmen
Jacksonville University
University of Delaware
Brampton Excelsiors Junior 'A'
2014
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
1
2
4
5
5
6
4
7
17
32
41
42
50
Eli McLaughlin
Robert Hope
Alex Buque
Zach Rogers
DJ Giacobbo
Terry Ellis
Mike Crampton
Coquitlam Adanacs
Pfeiffer University
New Westminster Salmonbellies
Providence College
Canisius College
University of Denver
Air Force Academy
2015
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
4
5
6
32
45
52
Bryce Sweeting
Dane Sorensen
Jordan Gilles
Peterborough Lakers Junior 'A'
Florida Southern College
Delta Islanders Junior 'A'
Round
Selection
Player
U.S. College/Canadian Club
1
4
5
6
9
35
46
55
Zach Herreweyers
Taylor Stuart
Kyle Whitlow
Jahmal Shears
Loyola University
Bellarmine University
Marquette University
Mimico Junior ‘A’
2016
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2003 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
First place, East Division / Record: 9-7 (Home: 6-2; Away: 3-5; Overtime: 1-1)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
Jan. 3
Jan. 11
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
Jan. 31
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 14
Feb. 21
March 1
March 16
March 21
March 23
March 28
April 5
April 13
Toronto
Ottawa
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
N.Y. Saints
N.Y. Saints
New Jersey
Calgary
Albany
Vancouver
Vancouver
Rochester
New Jersey
Albany
Calgary
Toronto
W, 13-12 OT
L, 13-11
W, 13-9
L, 13-11
W, 19-13
L, 20-12
W, 16-14
L, 14-13 OT
L, 19-15
W, 18-12
L, 14-9
L, 16-12
W, 18-17
W, 19-16
W, 14-11
W, 13-10
1-0
1-1
2-1
2-2
3-2
3-3
4-3
4-4
4-5
5-5
5-6
5-7
6-7
7-7
8-7
9-7
No.Player
GP
G
A
16,125
3,586
16,606
13,848
18,207
3,472
14,735
15,175
3,210
16,032
7,250
16,820
6,287
18,207
13,139
17,888
Pts
Denver
Ottawa
Denver
Philadelphia
Denver
Uniondale, N.Y.
Denver
Denver
Albany, N.Y.
Denver
Vancouver, B.C.
Denver
E. Rutherford, N.J.
Denver
Calgary, Alberta
Toronto
Shots GWG PPG SHG LB
00
Tom Still
14033000031
3
Del Halladay 163029592032 102 74
4
Tom Phair
16111021420 1 1 37
5
Jamie Hanford161561800080
6
Brian Langtry 152834621403 6 1 107
11
John Gallant 16358700175
12
Al Truant
13141428700 2 0 36
13
John Rosa 15318
211200286
14
Rory Graham 4213400010
16
Ted Dowling 142842701821 6 1 73
17
Ben Prepchuk 122119401060 3 6 42
17
Matt Shearer 110190000
19
Josh Sims 14820
2834010112
21
Erik Miler
16023
233000186
22
Gary Gait
166135962533 115 105
23
Eric Seremet 204430007
23
Trevor Tierney100010000
28
Tom Ethington411210008
34
Brian Reese 15189400061
41
Bryan Cole 103691000036
43
Hugh Donovan9022200029
66
Kev. Stewardson
63471100020
77
Dave Stilley 7022000016
88
Matt Ogelsby 122682300072
91
Fred Jenner 85510330118
Totals
22629652211719 41 20 1312
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
L
00
Tom Still
5 142:24
4418.54
81.648
1 1
21
Erik Miller
16 811:20
17713.09
529.7498 6
Totals 968:31
22313.81
610.7329 7
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RECORD BOOK
2004 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
First place, West Division / Record: 13-3 (Home: 7-1; Away: 6-2; Overtime: 3-0)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
Jan. 30
Feb. 7
Feb. 14
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
March 6
March 13
March 19
March 21
March 26
April 3
San Jose
Arizona
San Jose
Vancouver
Arizona
Calgary
Vancouver
Calgary
Anaheim
Anaheim
Philadelphia
Rochester
Arizona
Calgary
San Jose
Anaheim
W, 17-8
W, 12-11
L, 13-12
W, 13-12 OT
W, 14-13 OT
L, 14-13
W, 11-10
W, 13-12 OT
W, 13-8
W, 15-10
W, 13-12
W, 18-12
L, 14-13
W, 11-8
W, 18-6
W, 17-10
1-0
2-0
2-1
3-1
4-1
4-2
5-2
6-2
7-2
8-2
9-2
10-2
10-3
11-3
12-3
13-3
No.Player
GP
G
A
Pts
17,778
5,277
8,137
6,554
14,857
18,305
18,290
10,129
4,249
18,029
17,385
8,527
5,521
11,536
18,274
18,024
Denver
Glendale, Ariz.
San Jose, Calif.
Vancouver, B.C.
Denver
Denver
Denver
Calgary, Alberta
Anaheim, Calif.
Denver
Denver
Rochester, N.Y.
Glendale, Ariz.
Calgary, Alberta
Denver
Denver
Shots GWG PPG SHG LB
00
Tom Still
100000000
2
Tom Phair 210110008
3
Del Halladay 162421451500 1 1 51
4
Josh Sims 13512
172310085
5
Jamie Hanford133361200087
6
Brian Langtry 162426501550 7 3 59
8
Nick Carlson 1229111300050
9
Gavin Prout 163457911223 7 0 107
10
Jay Jalbert
12181735882 0 1 87
11
John Gallant 16279801056
13
John Wilson 13141933861 9 0 38
14
Rory Graham 8022200019
15
Jeff Sonke 321380003
17
B.J. Potter 843780008
19
Ben Prepchuk 161918371050 6 0 31
20
Scott Stapleford
1639121200026
21
Erik Miller 16011200020
22
Gary Gait
165538932445 173 80
23
Brad Self
9524
294111060
24
Curtis Smith 12613
193600028
34
Brian Reese 16011
11400058
38
Gee Nash
16013
13000052
71
Shawn Cable 5156180007
77
Dave Stilley 14189601062
Totals
223317540114413 50 8 1082
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
L
21
Erik Miller
3 154:58
3011.62
75.714
2 0
38
Gee Nash
14 803:21
14310.68
539.79011 3
Totals 961:52
17310.79
614.78013 3
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2005 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Third place, West Division / Record: 8-8 (Home: 5-3; Away: 3-5; Overtime: 1-0)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
Jan. 1
Jan. 8
Jan. 22
Jan. 29
Feb. 4
Feb. 13
Feb. 18
Feb. 24
March 4
March 13
March 18
March 19
April 1
April 2
April 9
April 15
Calgary
Arizona
Buffalo
San Jose
Calgary
Arizona
San Jose
San Jose
Anaheim
Calgary
Philadelphia
Anaheim
Minnesota
Anaheim
Arizona
Rochester
W, 12-7
L, 16-15
W, 11-8
L, 12-10
L, 18-16
W, 13-12 OT
W, 14-6
W, 14-8
W, 13-12
L, 13-10
L, 15-12
W, 16-8
W, 15-9
L, 10-6
L, 15-12
L, 13-12
1-0
1-1
2-1
2-2
2-3
3-3
4-3
5-3
6-3
6-4
6-5
7-5
8-5
8-6
8-7
8-8
No.
Player
16,397
17,289
18,137
5,107
10,031
16,238
5,512
16,249
3,500
17,380
11,742
16,270
10,054
18,326
6,735
9,342
Denver
Denver
Denver
San Jose, Calif.
Calgary, Alberta
Denver
San Jose, Calif.
Denver
Anaheim, Calif.
Denver
Philadelphia
Denver
St. Paul. Minn.
Denver
Glendale, Ariz.
Rochester, N.Y.
Pos
GP
GA PtsPIM
PPG
SHG
GWG
LBShots
SPctSOG FO
00
Tom Still
G000 0 0000
2Pat Coyle
D16
2151721000
3Del Halladay F111112236 10 0
5Jamie HanfordD16
07 7 45000
6Brian Langtry F101611271010 1
7Chris Prat F97121920410
8Nick Carlson F16
6121838021
9Gavin Prout F162850783261 1
10
Jay Jalbert D16
18224040211
11
John Gallant D16
29 1123010
15
Jeff Sonke F301 1 2000
19
Paul Gait
F463 9 2300
20
Scott Stapleford
D14
4121619001
21
Erik Miller G100 0 0000
22
Gary Gait
F16
3348814901
23
Brad Self
F876 130000
24
Josh Sims F16
14142812121
28
Tom EthingtonD901 1 8000
29
John McLellanG101 1 0000
(TOTALS) 302 2 0000
34
Brian Reese D815 6 13010
38
Gee Nash
G16
010106000
39
Mark MiyashitaD10
27 9 12000
55
Chris Panos F98152310201
72
Randy Daly F231 4 0200
77
Dave Stilley D15
23 5 31000
88Dan Stroup
F 1631 10 41 0 161 0
Totals
201 287 488 372 47 10
8
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
0 0 .0000
889 .2227
39 85 .129 72
6310 .0009
37 76 .211 55
3138 .18429
6128 .21422
80 139 .201 106
141116 .15588
678 .2508
8 9 .0007
1325 .24019
2323 .17417
0 0 .0000
81185 .178148
3533 .21223
11151 .27543
236 .0005
0 4 .0003
0 4 .0003
231 1.0001
270 .0000
333 .6673
3059 .13649
3 8 .3757
4911 .1828
67 121 .256 96
1133 1065
.189
842
0-0
0-0
0-0
280-420
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
6-15
0-0
0-0
5-15
0-0
294-455
L
00
Tom Still
5 142:24
4418.54
81.648
1 1
21
Erik Miller
16 811:20
17713.09
529.7498 6
Totals 968:31
22313.81
610.7329 7
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RECORD BOOK
2006 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Second place, West Division / Record: 10-6 (Home: 6-2; Away: 4-4; Overtime: 1-1)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
Dec. 30
Jan. 7
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
Jan. 21
Feb. 3
Feb. 11
March 3
March 11
March 12
March 18
March 25
April 2
April 8
April 14
April 15
Philadelphia
Rochester
San Jose
San Jose
Portland
Arizona
San Jose
Edmonton
Calgary
Portland
Arizona
Edmonton
Arizona
Buffalo
Calgary
Calgary
L, 13-11
W, 12-11
W, 9-7
L, 10-7
L, 12-11
W, 18-17 OT
W, 8-7
W, 15-10
L, 15-14 OT
L, 12-11
W, 15-11
W, 13-7
W, 16-11
L, 14-12
W, 11-8
W, 17-7
0-1
1-1
2-1
2-2
2-3
3-3
4-3
5-3
5-4
5-5
6-5
7-5
8-5
8-6
9-6
10-6
No.
Player
15,726
16,850
15,632
6,277
9,916
6,373
18,027
16,732
12,028
15,247
6,420
9,527
16,435
11,895
17,698
11,884
Denver
Denver
Denver
San Jose, Calif.
Portland, Ore.
Glendale, Ariz.
Denver
Denver
Calgary, Alberta
Denver
Glendale, Ariz.
Edmonton, Alberta
Denver
Buffalo, N.Y.
Denver
Calgary, Alberta
Pos
GP
GA PtsPIM
PPG
SHG
GWG
LBShots
SPctSOG FO
2Pat Coyle
D16
111126000
3Mike Law
F321 3 0100
4Josh Sims
F16127 192622 1
5Jamie HanfordD16
07 7 24000
6Brian Langtry F152426509 91 4
8Nick Carlson F161415295133 2
9Gavin Prout F16
2964934212
20
10
Jay Jalbert D16
19294855000
11
John Gallant D15
16 7 23010
14
Andy Glen D210 1 6000
19
Ben PrepchukF15
12193110301
20
Scott Stapleford
D310 1 0000
21
Steve Voituk F310 1 5000
25 Chris K. Gill
F
16 29
16
45
6
17 0
1
28
Tom EthingtonD15
32 5 18100
29
John McLellanG000 0 0000
30
Chris Levis G10
01 1 0000
37
Andrew Burkholder
F667 130010
(TOTALS)
7
6
7
13
0
0
1
0
38
Gee Nash
G14
19 100000
42
Gewas Schindler
F423 5 6000
44
Dan Carey F16
1745622900
48
Rich Catton D16
16 7 24000
66
Matt Leveque D420 2 6000
77
Dave Stilley D12
02 2 64000
88Dan Stroup
F 1522 12 34 2 120 1
Totals
200 288 488 409 69 10
10
No.Goaltender
GP
30 Chris Levis 10
38 Gee Nash 14
Totals
56
977 .1437
119 .2227
10462 .194 45
7310 .0008
72 153 .157 120
56 43 .326 33
89133 .218101
152141 .135112
7713 .07710
6 1 1.0001
3886 .14063
5 5 .2005
4 13 .07710
55
93
.312
74
418 .3758
0 0 .0000
3 2 .0001
1534 .17624
15
35
.171
25
234 .2504
3 17 .11814
80139 .122105
6810 .1007
136 .3335
231 .0001
52 117 .188 93
1160 1099
.182
850
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
L
292:55 4
670:51 6
963:46 10
3
3
6
.788
.787
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115
172
11.47
10.29
10.75
208
425
633
0-0
0-0
0-0
267-430
0-0
1-1
1-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-4
0-0
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RECORD BOOK
2007 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
First place, West Division / Record: 12-4 (Home: 7-1; Away: 5-3; Overtime: 2-0)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
Dec. 30
Jan. 5
Jan. 13
Jan. 19
Jan. 20
Jan. 25
Feb. 3
Feb. 15
Feb. 18
Feb. 24
March 17
March 24
March 30
March 31
April 12
April 13
Rochester
Arizona
Buffalo
Edmonton
Calgary
Portland
Edmonton
Portland
Calgary
Portland
Toronto
Buffalo
Arizona
Minnesota
San Jose
San Jose
W, 20-15
W, 10-6
W, 11-10 OT
W, 16-9
L, 17-13
W, 15-11
W, 16-7
W, 10-8
W, 15-12
W, 13-7
W, 13-12
L, 19-15
L, 14-8
W, 11-9
W, 13-12
L, 11-10
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
4-1
5-1
6-1
7-1
8-1
9-1
10-1
10-2
10-3
11-3
12-3
12-4
No.
Player
15,670
7,179
16,523
11,065
11,582
14,388
17,804
7,192
17,911
18,024
15,614
15,156
18,027
10,114
16,012
3,288
Denver
Glendale, Ariz.
Denver
Edmonton, Alberta
Calgary, Alberta
Denver
Denver
Portland, Ore.
Denver
Denver
Toronto
Buffalo, N.Y.
Denver
St. Paul, Minn.
Denver
San Jose, Calif.
Pos
GP
GA PtsPIM
PPG
SHG
GWG
LBShots
SPctSOG FO
2Pat Coyle
D13
13 4 4010
3Mike Law
F141312250 42 0
4Josh Sims
T151920391204 0
5Jamie HanfordD15
24 6 14000
6Brian Langtry F16
3136672413
21
8Nick Carlson T834 7 12000
9Gavin Prout F16
3059893211
21
11
John Gallant D11
18 9 11101
13
Scott DavidsonT100 0 0000
18
Nenad Gajic T16
13243714121
19
Ben PrepchukF13
1516314700
28
Tom EthingtonD13
02 2 12000
30
Chris Levis G10
02 2 4000
37 Andrew Burkholder
F312 3 0000
38
Gee Nash
G14
06 6 0000
44
Dan Carey F16
3244769721
47
Jason Bloom T10
29 1110000
48
Rich Catton D16
08 8 33000
55
Jim Moss
T838 1136001
66
Matt Leveque D12
12 3 19000
72
Jordan Cornfield
F993 126101
77
Dave Stilley D12
24 6 20000
85Jamie ShewchukF 1527 26 53 19 130 1
94
Matt Taylor F444 8 8001
Totals
209 306 515 339 58 15
12
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
613 .3332
58 85 .153 72
13692 .207 67
7212 .1677
77232 .134181
2312 .25010
85141 .213108
795 .2003
2 3 .0002
10239 .33332
3682 .18365
3610 .0008
8 0 .0000
6 17 .05912
281 .0001
75155 .206112
3315 .13311
633 .0002
4010 .3009
356 .1675
2143 .20936
255 .4005
69 100 .270 80
7 23 .17416
1187 1094
.191
846
0-0
0-0
1-1
275-416
1-1
0-0
0-1
0-0
19-29
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-4
0-0
0-0
297-452
L
30
Chris Levis
10285:50
3 4 5010.50
177.780
38
Gee Nash
14681:29
90128
11.27
452
.779
Totals
967:19 12
4
179 11.19629 .778
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RECORD BOOK
2008 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Second place, West Division / Record: 9-7 (Home: 6-2; Away: 3-5; Overtime: 1-0)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
Dec. 29
Jan. 12
Jan. 24
Jan. 26
Feb. 7
Feb. 15
Feb. 24
March 8
March 14
March 20
April 3
April 5
April 12
April 18
April 19
April 26
Calgary
Edmonton
Portland
San Jose
Portland
Philadelphia
Calgary
San Jose
Calgary
Portland
Rochester
Buffalo
N.Y. Titans
Edmonton
Edmonton
San Jose
W, 10-9
W, 14-11
W, 12-11 OT
W, 11-6
W, 15-12
L, 15-13
L, 12-9
L, 12-8
W, 11-6
L, 16-15
W, 11-8
L, 12-11
L, 14-10
W, 15-4
W, 13-8
L, 11-6
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
5-1
5-2
5-3
6-3
6-4
7-4
7-5
7-6
8-6
9-6
9-7
No.
Player
17,811
17,520
6,322
18,007
15,910
17,109
10,203
18,201
11,134
6,182
16,860
16,905
6,337
18,301
8,142
2,916
Denver
Denver
Portland, Ore.
Denver
Denver
Denver
Calgary, Alberta
Denver
Calgary, Alberta
Portland, Ore.
Denver
Buffalo, N.Y.
New York City
Denver
Edmonton, Alberta
San Jose, Calif.
Pos
GP
GA PtsPIM
PPG
SHG
GWG
LBShots
SPctSOG FO
1Jed Prossner F111410242 01 0
2Pat Coyle
D15
18 9 14000
4Josh Sims T10
55 1010010
6Brian Langtry F143033632180 0
8Nick Carlson T16
87 1523002
9Gavin Prout F162567921483 0
10
Nenad Gajic T16
618248000
11
John Gallant D15
06 6 10000
16
Matt Brown F333 6 2100
20
Bruce Murray D16
04 4 24000
23
Chris S. Gill T604 4 6000
25
Chris K. Gill F567 134410
(TOTALS) 13
1812301410
11
28
Tom EthingtonD16
13 4 30000
30
Chris Levis G801 1 4000
38
Gee Nash
G13
04 4 2000
43
Dylan Llord F332 5 2000
44
Dan Carey F11
2227490811
47
Jason Bloom T956 114001
48
Rich Catton D16
12 3 55000
55
Jim Moss
T12
05 5 17000
66
Matt Leveque D801 1 13000
72
Jordan Cornfield
F7711182100
85Jamie ShewchukF 1526 38 64 24 100 3
95Jason Wulder F 1621 26 47 4 130 2
Totals 184
298
482
329
53
79
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
32 101 .139 73
745 .2003
5925 .20018
58 189 .159 144
5837 .21625
85 171 .146 128
12118 .33316
798 .0004
5 13 .23110
735 .0004
336 .0004
1126 .23121
3877 .23458
607 .1435
7 0 .0000
140 .0000
8 14 .21410
68138 .15995
1928 .17924
544 .2504
455 .0003
224 .0003
2740 .17529
69 145 .179 111
48 89 .236 72
1129
1078.171806
L
30
Chris Levis 8322:49
235410.04
202
.789
38
Nash, Gee 13640:24
74112
10.49
366
.766
Totals 963:13
97167
10.44
568
.773
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0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
5-13
0-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
36-69
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
28-60
0-0
131-259
5-10
0-0
0-0
0-0
205-414
RECORD BOOK
2009 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Fourth place, West Division / Record: 7-9 (Home: 4-4; Away: 3-5; Overtime: 0-2)
DateOpponent
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Jan. 24
Jan. 31
Feb. 7
Feb. 14
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
March 14
March 21
March 22
March 28
April 3
April 4
April 11
April 17
Portland
Portland
Edmonton
New York
Minnesota
Calgary
San Jose
Edmonton
San Jose
Calgary
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Rochester
Portland
San Jose
Edmonton
No.
Player
Result
W, 12-10
L, 14-5
L, 11-9
W, 12-8
W, 13-8
W, 13-12
L, 14-9
L, 10-9
W, 14-11
L, 13-10
W, 13-11
L, 17-13
L, 12-8
L, 13-12 OT
L, 11-10 OT
W, 10-9
RecordAttendance Site
1-0
1-1
1-2
2-2
3-2
4-2
4-3
4-4
5-4
5-5
6-5
6-6
6-7
6-8
6-9
7-9
6,859
16,987
16,734
15,023
11,174
17,712
5,578
7,249
3,535
10,958
15,594
11,876
16,834
7,859
16,189
16,727
Portland, OR
Denver
Denver
Denver
St. Paul, Minn.
Denver
San Jose, CA
Edmonton, Alberta
San Jose, CA
Calgary, Alberta
Denver
Philadelphia, PA
Denver
Portland, OR
Denver
Denver
Pos
GP
GA PtsPIM
PPG
SHG
GWG
LBShots
SPctSOG FO
00
Curtis PalidworG502 2 0000
(Totals) 14
03 3 0000
1Jed Prossner F141520354 40 2
3Tim Booth T300 0 2000
4Josh Sims T315 6 0000
5Mike Ward T603 3 2000
6Brian Langtry F16
3841792410
11
7Bryan Safarik T16
1101130000
8Nick Carlson F16
4141820000
9Gavin Prout F162648741471 1
10
Nenad Gajic T532 5 2000
11
John Gallant D16
1111214000
14
Steve ForsytheD11
00 0 2000
15
Tyler CromptonF13
95 1418000
20
Bruce Murray D904 4 11000
21
Gary Rosyski F15
15365125711
23
Chris Gill (va) T421 3 4000
25 Chris Gill
F
11 17
4
21
4
7
0
0
26
Andrew PotterF110 1 0000
28
Tom EthingtonD16
25 7 17000
30
Jeremy OgdenG100 0 0000
38
Gee Nash
G300 0 0000
40
Matt DanowskiF977 142201
(Totals) 977 142201
41
Andrew Leyshon
G15
04 4 2000
44
Dan Carey F559 140000
48
Rich Catton D15
05 5 48000
55
Jim Moss
T000 0 0000
66
Matt Leveque D12
42 6 11000
85
Jamie Shewchuk
F16
20335316801
Totals 172
271
443
331
45
37
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
Avg SavesPct. W
0 0 .0000
0 1 .0001
34 100 .150 71
7 0 .0000
227 .1435
244 .0002
80236 .161183
9810 .1005
8333 .12126
96 147 .177 107
329 .3339
914 .2504
130 .0000
3545 .20037
412 .0001
54137 .10988
214 .5004
22
43
.395
33
2 3 .3332
6113 .15411
0 0 .0000
4 0 .0000
1859 .11943
1859 .11943
1 0 .0000
2750 .10035
573 .0002
0 0 .0000
4611 .3649
70160 .125121
1059
1083.159801
0-0
0-0
0-0
21-54
4-6
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
8-23
0-0
0-0
0-0
39-75
0-0
0-0
33-80
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
83-177
0-0
188-415
L
00
Curtis Palidwor 12111:51
1 1 2211.80
55.696
(Totals)
14157:17
1 2 3212.21
84.724
30
Jeremy Ogden11:09
000.00
0.000
38
Gee Nash
3106:44
112413.49
55.696
41
Andrew Leyshon
16752:06
57137
10.93
468
.774
Totals 79184
11.50
591
.763
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2010 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Fifth place, West Division / Record: 4-12 (Home: 0-8; Away: 4-4; Overtime: 3-0)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
January 9
January 16
January 22
January 23
January 30
February 5
February 20
February 27
March 13
March 26
March 27
April 3
April 9
April 10
April 16
April 23
Washington
Edmonton
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Washington
Orlando
Minnesota
Minnesota
Edmonton
Washington
Washington
Buffalo
Edmonton
Calgary
Boston
Calgary
L, 17-8
L, 14-13
W, 15-14 OT
W, 12-11 OT
L, 12-11
L, 12-5
L, 15-5
L, 13-12
L, 13-9
L, 15-14
L, 12-9
W, 12-11 OT
W, 14-10
L, 12-11
L, 9-7
L, 11-10
0-1
0-2
1-2
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
2-8
2-9
3-9
4-9
4-10
4-11
4-12
No.Player
4,737
15,178
8,648
8,201
15,242
13,953
9,983
15,427
14,566
15,102
5,808
16,951
7,493
12,321
15,104
15,727
Everett
Denver
St. Paul, Minn.
Philadelphia
Denver
Denver
St. Paul, Minn.
Denver
Denver
Denver
Everett
Buffalo
Edmonton
Calgary
Denver
Denver
Pos
GP
GAPtsPIM
PPG
PPA
SHG
SHA
GWG
LBTO
CTO
S SPct
SOG
FO
1 Prossner, Jed F 13
2510350 51000
5 Morgan, David D3000 1200000
6 Langtry, Brian F 16244165 6 2 120 0 0
8 Carlson, Nick T 15
313161201001
9 Gajic, Ilija
F 10
161127232210 0
10Gajic, Alex
F 16
2622482973101
11Gallant, John D13
033 6 00000
14Forsythe, SteveD9033 2 00000
17Richardson, Brad
D14
044 1800000
19Gajic, Nenad T 9013131001000
20Murray, Bruce D16
145 3001010
24McFadyen, JohnD8000 5200000
25Gill, Chris
F 2101 0 00000
26Wilson, Matt D2000 0 00000
27Smith, Cliff
T 13
1010201601000
28Ethington, Tom D15
246 6 00011
33Veltman, Peter F 5044 5 00000
48Catton, Rich D14
156 1100010
65Floris, Jamie F 4246 0 00000
77Dhaliwal, ShawnF 1022 0 00000
85Shewchuk, Jamie
F 16
3135661335101
91Conway, Cory F 10
925347 36010
Totals
16 167266433 290 22 39 4 4 4
No.
Goaltender
GP MinsW
L
5800 111.225
87
0-0
500 0 .000
00-0
680 0 192.125153
0-0
7100 15.200
13
0-0
5400 100.160
81
0-1
5700 106.245
85
0-0
5700 1 .000
10-0
2000 1 .000
10-0
7700 5 .000
2167-362
4000 12.000
10
0-0
7800 5 .200
50-0
1500 1 .000
10-0
600 4 .250
40-0
400 0 .000
03-4
3900 53.189
39
10-20
5700 5 .400
50-0
800 11.000
711-19
4200 5 .200
40-0
400 7 .286
411-24
100 4 .000
40-0
8300 161.193
123
0-0
4000 62.145
52
0-0
10430 0 974 .171 765203-437
GA GAA SV SV%
30
Levis, Chris 11556:32
29106
11.43
345
.765
41
Leyshon, Andrew16372:06
2 3 8313.38
209.716
00
Palidwor, Curtis121:11
00411.33
15.789
88
Tyacke, Neil 417:35
00620.47
3.333
Totals
16-- 4 1220112.56
572.740
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2011 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Fourth place, West Division / Record: 5-11 (Home: 3-5; Away: 2-6; Overtime: 1-2)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
January 8
January 15
January 22
January 29
February 5
February 12
February 18
February 20
March 4
March 26
April 1
April 2
April 8
April 9
April 15
April 23
Washington
Calgary
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Minnesota
Boston
Edmonton
Edmonton
Calgary
Edmonton
Calgary
Minnesota
L, 11-10 OT
W, 8-7
L, 11-10
L, 12-11
L, 10-8
L, 11-6
L, 20-7
L, 12-10
L, 11-10 OT
W, 9-8
L, 14-10
W, 7-6
L 14-13
W, 13-6
W, 11-7
L, 12-8
0-1
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-8
2-8
2-9
3-9
3-10
4-10
5-10
5-11
No.Player
17,029
9,346
16,034
8,616
14,091
8,462
3,160
15,825
13,957
17,123
7,092
15,027
12,213
7,164
17,841
9,623
Denver
Calgary
Denver
Philadelphia
Denver
Boston
Everett
Denver
Denver
Denver
Edmonton
Denver
Calgary
Edmonton
Denver
Minnesota
Pos
GP
GAPtsPIM
PPG
PPA
SHG
SHA
GWG
LBTO
CTO
S SPct
SOG
FO
00Martin, Connor F 6202 0 00000
1 Prossner, Jed F 9512172 03001
4 Crotty, Ned
F 8134 4 00000
5 Davies, Ben D14
112 2000000
6 Langtry, Brian F 14
152540183810 1
7 Allen, Mac
D13
257 5700010
8 Carlson, Nick T 15
369 2700000
9 Prout, Gavin F 6320237 26010
10 Gajic, Alex
F 14242448 0 108 1 0 0
11Gallant, John D16
134 3500000
12Park, Jarett T 12
022 1500000
14Forsythe, SteveD15
000 2 00000
15Campeau, Tim F 3022 0 00000
17Toll, Steve
D16
211131903010
17Richardson, Brad
D1000 0 00000
19Gajic, Ilija
F 15
76132800000
19Gajic, Nenad T 4011 1600000
24 Grant, John
F 16364783 12 9 182 0 2
26Jones, Jason F 1000 2200000
27Smith, Cliff
D883111721001
28Ethington, Tom D16
033 2 00000
44Carey, Dan
F 12
1322350 76010
65Floris, Jamie F 8347 2 00000
66Leveque, Matt D16
022 4 00000
85Shewchuk, Jamie
F 5510152 33100
88Hawksbee, Ian D7011 1000000
96Dalgarno, Joel F 71210222 34010
97 Wasson-McQuigge, Josh
F 1101 0 00000
99McLellan, MikeF 978150 25000
Totals
16 151236387 353 41 92 5 8 5
No.
Goaltender
30
Levis, Chris
35
King, Matt
31
Blasdell, Rob
Totals
GP MinsW
L
860 32.063
24
0-0
2372 46.109
33
0-0
1646 17.059
15
0-0
2836 4 .250
30-0
4629
2 115.130
79
0-0
836169 .222
726-61
4066 10.300
80-0
2319
0 51.059
37
0-0
52353 118.203880-0
8110
8 3 .333
20-3
8210
2312.000
10
0-0
2752 1 .000
10-0
760 12.000
11
0-0
7592113.154
11
3-11
400 0 .000
00-0
101
20
1946.152
38
0-0
640 3 .000
10-0
45523 267.135203
0-0
110 1 .000
10-00
1514
0 48.167
36
0-0
426158 .000
60-0
2624
3 75.173
52
0-0
1283 23.130
15
1-1
3615
3 4 .000
2148-316
1816
1 38.132
27
0-0
3903 1 .000
10-0
2972 58.207
45
0-0
200 2 .500
10-0
1912
3 44.159
33
0-0
1013464183 1061.142 790178-392
GA GAA SV SV%
16840:46
59140
9.99
509
.784
15119:38
0 2 2512.54
69.734
17:50
00430.64
1.200
16-- 5 1117210.75
579.771
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2012 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Second place, West Division / Record: 11-5 (Home: 5-3; Away: 6-2; Overtime: 2-0)
Date
Opponent
Result
RecordAttendance Site
January 14
January 20
January 21
January 28
February 4
February 18
February 24
March 3
March 10
March 11
March 23
March 25
March 31
April 14
April 20
April 28
Minnesota
Edmonton
Calgary
Rochester
Edmonton
Minnesota
Calgary
Buffalo
Washington
Washington
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Rochester
Toronto
Edmonton
Minnesota
W, 20-14
W, 13-12
W, 13-12 OT
W, 14-11
W, 11-7
W, 12-7
L, 21-10
W, 16-13
W, 13-11
L, 11-8
L, 13-12
W, 16-15 OT
W, 16-12
W, 19-12
L, 14-11
L, 16-13
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
6-1
7-1
8-1
8-2
8-3
9-3
10-3
11-3
11-4
11-5
No. Player
Pos GP G
A
Pts
14,106
8,192
9,341
15.210
14,055
9,030
15,134
15,845
17,116
3,919
14,876
8,435
5,611
15,215
16,201
11,297
Denver
Edmonton
Calgary
Denver
Denver
Minnesota
Denver
Buffalo
Denver
Everett
Denver
Philadelphia
Rochester
Denver
Denver
Minnesota
PIM PPG SHG Pt/G PIMPGLB
SOG
1Jed Prossner T92 4 6 1100 0.67
1.2226 17
8Scott Stewart T105 1 6 0 10 0.60
0.0044 12
9
Gavin Prout
F
14 22
61
83
26
11 0
5.93 1.86 49
78
10
Alex Gajic
F202 2 0001.00
0.00
2 3
11
John Gallant D16
01 1 8000.06
0.50
48 0
12
Jarett Park D12
23 5 18000.42
1.50
42 8
13 Mat MacLeod
T
16 10
13
23
10
0
0
1.44 0.63 66
49
14 Jordan McBride F
11 10
10
20
0
0
0
1.82 0.00 21
27
15
Ilija Gajic
T16
5111625101.00
1.56
124 25
16 Adam Jones
F
16 29
47
76
8
8
0
4.75 0.50 77
97
17 Sean Pollock
F
16 26
35
61
12
9
1
3.81 0.75 61
89
19
Cameron Holding
T16
44 8 12100.50
0.75
51 13
20 Derek Hopcroft
F
11 15
11
26
4
2
1
2.36 0.36 25
54
23
Jon Sullivan D15
14 5 15000.33
1.00
49 3
24 John Grant Jr.
F
14 50
66
116 24
19 2
8.29 1.71 57
192
37
Dan Coates D16
37 1018000.63
1.13
94 9
42
Rory Smith D16
02 2 35000.00
2.19
46 2
44 Jamie Lincoln
F
16 27
19
46
4
4
0
2.87 0.25 30
74
55
Mac Allen
D302 2 13000.67
4.33
3 0
56
John Orsen D901 1 8000.11
0.89
37 2
62
Creighton ReidD16
18 9 14000.56
0.88
53 9
82
Joey Cupido F100 0 2000.00
2.00
3 0
85
Jamie Shewchuk
F221 3 0001.50
0.00
4 8
88
Ian HawksbeeD15
35 8 13000.53
0.87
72 6
Totals
288 318 535 280 56 4
39.85 -
1084
777
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
GAA W
L
SA
SVS SV%
30
Chris Levis
16 939:18
19212.26
10 4 795603.758
31
Tye Belanger 621:23
38.42
111815.833
35
Dan Lewis
109:40
4 24.83
0 0 1410.714
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FO
0/0
65/166
1/1
0/0
0/1
0/0
15/53
0/0
116/231
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/6
0/0
3/18
0/8
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
200/484
RECORD BOOK
2013 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Fourth place, West Division / Record 7-9 (Home: 3-5; Away: 4-4; Overtime: 1-1)
Date
January 12
January 19 January 25 February 2 February 9 February 16 February 24 March 2 March 8 March 9 March 16 March 23 March 30 April 6 April 13 April 20 Opponent
Washington
Calgary
Calgary
Minnesota
Washington
Edmonton
Philadelphia
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Buffalo
Calgary
Philadelphia
Edmonton
Minnesota
Minnesota
No.Name
Result
L, 13-17
W, 13-12 OT
L, 12-19
W, 15-9
L, 6-13
L, 7-14
L, 12-14
L, 11-12
L, 10-14
W, 12-6
W, 16-13
L, 11-12 OT
W, 10-9
W, 9-7
L, 12-17
W, 16-14
RecordAttendance Site
0-1
1-1
1-2
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7
3-7
4-7
4-8
5-8
6-8
6-9
7-9
13,148
8,221
15,103
16,231
3,683
17,059
8,606
16,118
10,823
16,428
15,511
9,493
15,292
7,172
17,622
12,214
Denver
Calgary
Denver
Denver
Washington
Denver
Philadelphia
Denver
Toronto
Buffalo
Denver
Calgary
Denver
Edmonton
Denver
Minnesota
PosGP G A PTS Pt/G PPGSHGS SOG SOFFShoot%PIMPIM/GLB
TO FT FO
FO%
2Casey Powell F6923325.33
304834140.18820.33181310/0 4Jaeden GastaldoT71230.43
0044 0 0.25000.0017320/0 9Gavin Prout F11
833413.73
106740270.11990.82333310/0 10
Colton Clark F41010.25
0087 1 0.12541.0012110/0 11
John Gallant D11
1560.55
0033 0 0.33360.5514270/1 0
12
Jarett Park
D10
0000.00
0033 0 0.00060.6038880/0 13Mat MacLeod T 161014241.501 0 5846 12 0.1728 0.5036 183 2/17 11.8
14Jordan McBride F 142425493.507 0 10780 27 0.2244 0.2923 131 0/0 0
15Ilija Gajic
T 120 6 6 0.500 0 2621 5 0.000433.5877 1614104/275
37.8
16Adam Jones
F 163339724.50122 18613848 0.177191.1987 35120/2 0
17Sean Pollock F 161536513.197 1 11384 29 0.133110.6958 276 1/1 100.0
19
Cameron Holding
T15
29110.73
0014113 0.14360.408613180/0 20
Ryan Hotaling T51010.20
0022 0 0.50020.40231150/123
40.7
21
Chet Koneczny D10
0330.30
0043 1 0.000545.40454100/1 0
23
Jon Sullivan D10
0330.30
0030 3 0.000212.1031920/3 0
24John Grant Jr. F 164348915.69152 27618096 0.156221.3842 335 0/0 25
Eric Martin
D50000.00
0086 2 0.000173.4017550/0 30
Chris Levis
G10000.00
0000 0 0.00000.000 100/0 31
Tye Belanger G80440.50
0000 0 0.00000.008 200/0 33
Matt Roik
G70330.43
0000 0 0.000121.715 300/0 35
Dan Lewis
G30000.00
0000 0 0.00000.005 000/0 37
Dan Coates D13
0770.54
0051 4 0.000151.1550381/8 12.5
42
Rory Smith
D15
0000.00
0000 0 0.000513.40372170/2 0
44Jamie Lincoln T 141510251.794 1 6349 14 0.238100.7131 185 0/0 55
Mac Allen
D20000.00
0000 0 0.00073.506 220/3 0
56
John Orsen D20000.00
0000 0 0.00021.003 200/0 62
Creighton Reid D15
3690.60
0086 2 0.37580.534410110/0 66
Richard MorganT15
65110.73
0021201 0.286322.1329780/0 82
Joey Cupido T15
69151.00
0125214 0.24000.001018200/0 88
Ian Hawksbee D10000.00
0000 0 0.00000.005 010/0 96
Joel Dalgarno F12
711181.50
004834140.14620.17221740/0 Totals 18530148630.3850 7 1102794 308 0.168 40725.441003435173158/4420.357
Stats include team shots, SOG, SOFF, PIM and TO
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
GAA W
L
SA
SVS SV%
30
Chris Levis
16 939:18
19212.26
10 4 795603.758
31
Tye Belanger 621:23
38.42
111815.833
35
Dan Lewis
109:40
4 24.83
0 0 1410.714
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2014 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Third place, West Division / Record: 8-10 (Home: 4-5; Away: 4-5; Overtime: 2-1)
Date
December 28
January 4
January 10
January 11
January 17
January 18
January 25
February 1
February 8
February 14
March 1
March 8
March 15
March 29
April 5
April 11
April 19
April 26
Opponent
Edmonton
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Buffalo
Calgary
Minnesota
Vancouver
Vancouver
Rochester
Calgary
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Edmonton
Edmonton
Minnesota
Philadelphia
No. Player
Result
RecordAttendance Site
L, 13-10
W, 13-12
L, 13-11
L, 17-6
L, 14-13 OT
L, 16-9
W, 14-13 OT
W, 14-12
W, 10-9
L, 19-9
L, 11-9
W, 10-9 OT
L, 12-9
L, 14-12
L, 12-11
W, 10-8
W, 18-12
W, 13-12
Pos GP G
0-1
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
2-5
3-5
4-5
4-6
4-7
5-7
5-8
5-9
5-10
6-10
7-10
8-10
A
Pts
15,596
15,101
11,232
7,950
2,981
14,822
9,121
15,127
3,614
15,023
15,212
17,044
15,445
16,322
8,275
17,109
7,961
7,783
Denver
Denver
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Denver
Calgary
Denver
Vancouver
Denver
Denver
Denver
Buffalo
Denver
Edmonton
Denver
Minnesota
Philadelphia
PIM PPG SHG Pt/G PIMPGLB
SOG
4Mann, CameronD40 0 0 0 00 0.00
0.0013 1
7McNamara, Mike
D90 1 1 1100 0.11
1.2219 2
8Carlson, Nick D40 1 1 2 00 0.25
0.5011 0
10
Clark, Colton F14
26 8 8000.57
0.57
59 13
11
Gallant, John D14
05 5 14000.36
1.00
41 0
14
McBride, Jordan
F316 7 0002.33
0.00
10 11
15
MacLeod, MatT13
66 1210000.92
0.77
34 23
16 Jones, Adam
F
13
39
26
65
6
8
2
5.00 0.46 65
124
17 Pollock, Sean
F
17 23
28
51
15
4
1
3.00 0.88 46
82
19
Holding, Cameron
T18
716234001.28
0.22
108 22
21
Koneczny, ChetD11
05 5 12000.45
1.09
47 2
22
Powell, Casey F5817256315.00
1.20
14 42
23 Iannucci, Athan
F
10
14
19
33
6
1
0
3.30 0.60 21
60
24Grant, John
F 1740 51 91 20 152 5.351.1864 188
26 Westervelt, Drew F
16 30
33
63
12
6
0
3.94 0.75 34
112
31
Belanger, Tye G800 0 0000.00
0.00
7 0
37
Coates, Dan D18
2141614000.89
0.78
71 9
39
Ball, Dan
D17
44 8 49000.47
2.88
29 9
41
Snider, Bob D18
36 9 10000.50
0.56
161 16
44
Lincoln, JamieT212 3 0001.50
0.00
2 6
45
Ward, Dillon G18
010102000.56
0.11
18 0
56
Orsen, John D601 1 4000.17
0.67
12 0
62
Reid, CreightonD15
18 9 8000.60
0.53
37 7
73
Hill, Dean
F212 3 2001.50
1.00
2 6
82
Cupido, Joey F17
67 132010.76
0.12
74 18
85
Shewchuk, Jamie
F312 3 23101.00
7.67
8 17
88
Decker, Jackson
T612 3 2100.50
0.33
8 14
96 Dalgarno, Joel
F
16 11
31
42
8
3
1
2.63 0.50 35
53
Totals
18 201 309 510 272 42 8
28.33 15.11 1050837
No.Goaltender
GP
Mins GA
GAAW L
SA SVS SV%
45 Ward, Dillon
18
901:13 174
11.58 7 7766
592.773
31
Belanger, Tye 18176:30
5116.43
13141
90.638
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0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-4
0-0
279-494
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
281-501
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2015 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS
Second place, West Division / Record: 9-9 (Home: 6-3; Away: 3-6; Overtime: 2-0)
Date
January 3
January 10
January 24
January 31
February 13
February 15
February 22
February 28
March 6
March 15
March 21
March 29
April 3
April 4
April 11
April 17
April 18
May 2
Opponent
Minnesota
Calgary
Vancouver
Vancouver
Edmonton
Edmonton
New England
Buffalo
Toronto
Minnesota
Vancouver
Vancouver
Calgary
Calgary
Rochester
Rochester
Edmonton
Edmonton
Result
W, 20-13
W, 17-16 OT
W, 20-9
L, 16-13
L, 11-7
L, 13-7
W, 14-12
L, 14-11
L, 17-9
W, 12-8
W, 14-11
W, 12-6
W, 9-8 OT
L, 14-9
L, 14-5
W, 11-10
L, 13-12
L, 13-10
RecordAttendance Site
1-0
2-0
3-0
3-1
3-2
3-3
4-3
4-4
4-5
5-5
6-5
7-5
8-5
8-6
8-7
9-7
9-8
9-9
8,974
Minnesota
15,107
Denver
14,345
Denver
3,516
Vancouver
16,082
Denver
6,904Edmonton
3,711
New England
14,669
Buffalo
14,116
Denver
13,045
Denver
3,678
Vancouver
13,509
Denver
15,027
Denver
9,871
Calgary
7,988
Rochester
15,621
Denver
7,645
Edmonton
16,239
Denver
# PLAYERS
POS
GPGAPTS
PIM
PPG
PPA
SHG
SHA
GWG
LBTOCTO
S SPCT
SOG
FO
No.Goaltender
GP Mins
45Ward, Dillon
27Buque, Alex
15827:037 6 173 12.55547.760
9 256:312340 9.36 168.808
11Gallant, John D601140000018271.000
0 0-0
12Flint, Cam
F 421320000085118.111
100-0
16 Jones, Adam F 16514293 16 14 10 1 0 0 73 3612247.2061840-0
17Pollock, Sean F 9 9 1827211 1 0 1 0 33192 69.130
47 0-0
18Hope, Robert D17
055 15000007211
28
3.000
2 0-0
19Holding, Cameron
D18
319
22000040110
19
27
26.115
180-0
23Iannucci, AthanF 44812501010811
126.154
180-0
24 Grant, John
F 18345791 10 8 23 2 0 3 42 562 246.1381700-0
25Woods, Mike D80001300000 13051.000
0 0-0
26 Westervelt, DrewF 18264268 15 8 17 1 1 1 32 381 154.1691080-0
27Buque, Alex G9000 000000 6000.000
0 0-0
35 Noble, Jeremy F 9 132639 4 5 12 0 1 1 30 243 86 .15165 1-3
37Coates, Dan D 181 1112100 0 0 0 0 63122715.067
11 33-83
39Ball, Dan
D16
213250010021814
9.222
5 2-8
41Snider, Bob D14
4261200011119
15
913.308
9 194-395
45Ward, Dillon G15
012
1220000018001.000
1 0-0
51McLaughlin, EliF 17
15
23
380430023224
489.169
660-0
53Boychuk, Zak G00000000000000.000
0 0-0
61Burke, Mike F 96915600010 158138.158
320-0
62Reid, Creighton D 188 7 15150 0 0 1 0 83182021.381
15 0-0
77Codron, Tyler D18
134130000042511
3.333
3 0-0
79Porter, Colton D201120000010032.000
2 3-9
82 Cupido, Joey T 18161531 16 0 0 4 0 1 117204043 .37237 2-4
87Turner, Alex F 13
13
10
238330001634
468.191
480-0
88Hawksbee, Ian D13
077 140001035110
3.000
1 0-0
90Decker, JacksonF 547118010007 18
320.200
180-0
Totals:
18 212327539 264 43 71 9 12 9 10233892361202.176 870 235-502
W L GA GAA SVSSV%
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Second place, West Division / Record: 12-6 (Home: 8-1; Away: 4-5; Overtime: 2-0)
Date
Opponent
January 1Georgia
January 9Rochester
January 16 Buffalo
January 23Vancouver
January 29Saskatchewan
February 6Vancouver
February 11 Saskatchewan
February 13 Calgary
February 27 Vancouver
March 5
New England
March 19
Calgary
March 26
Calgary
April 2
New England
April 10
Georgia
April 15
Saskatchewan
April 16
Saskatchewan
April 23Toronto
April 29
Vancouver
Result
W,16-15
W,16-14
W, 15-14 OT
W,14-5
L,12-10
L,15-7
W, 9-7
W, 13-8
W, 11-10
W, 14-13
L, 13-9
W, 13-12 OT
W, 12-10
L, 17-10
L, 11-5 L, 11-8
W,10-5
W, 11-10
RecordAttendance Site
1-0
15,090
2-0
7,982
3-0
14,125 4-0
3,626
4-1
8,624
4-2
4,066
5-2
10,841
6-2
9,888
7-2
14,009
8-23,554
8-3
10,139
9-3
14,127
10-3
3,554
10-4
3,577
10-5
11,544
10-6
15,027
11-6 14,122
12-6
15,622
Denver
Rochester
Denver
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Denver
Calgary
Denver
Denver
Calgary
Denver
New England
Georgia
Denver
Saskatchewan
Denver
Denver
# PLAYERS
POS
GPGAPTS
PIM
PPG
PPA
SHG
SHA
GWG
LBTOCTO
S SPCT
SOG
FO
No.Goaltender
GP Mins
4Sullivan, Josh D11
23560000042378.250
6 0-0
8Downing, GregD13
281080001068627
5.400
3 7-20
10Mallory, Mike F 868140230001715
434.176
270-0
15Gajic, Ilija
D18
86148000108113
18
34.235
2221-53
16 Jones, Adam F 14422668 11 11 2 1 0 1 63 349 239.1761780-0
17Wardle, Chris F 18
10
9198001112626
347.213
340-0
18Hope, Robert D18
1910800001128
13
24
3.333
3 0-0
19Holding, Cameron
D18
4711800100 124
24
19
21.190
140-0
23Gilles, Jordan D17
8210400000 66917
22.364
150-0
24 Grant, John
F 15304575 14 8 15 2 0 2 47 353 194.1551290-0
25Woods, Mike D900020000011110
2.000
2 0-0
27Buque, Alex G11
0110000003100.000
0 0-0
35 Noble, Jeremy F 16173754 14 4 10 1 1 0 50 312 147.11695 1-3
37Coates, Dan D16
36925001206614
24
17.176
10175-395
45Ward, Dillon G15
011 0000008 000.000
0 0-0
51McLaughlin, EliF 18
21
19
400930124534
3108
.194
800-0
53Boychuk, Zak G10000000000000.000
0 0-0
61Burke, Mike F 11
811
19212001 1613
154.148
390-0
62Reid, CreightonD18
3811400110 8820
26
14.214
120-0
82Cupido, Joey D17
2791400120103
14
26
29.069
250-1
84Tao, Corbyn F 10000000001001.000
0 0-3
90Decker, JacksonF 9314200000244912.250
7 0-1
94Sweeting, BryceD5112 40000017182.500
1 0-0
98 Crawford, CallumF 18328311515 4 27 2 1 4 89 733 254.1261800-0
Totals:
18 203298501 167 39 62 11 11 12 11833842431247.163 882 204-476
W L GA GAA SVSSV%
45Ward, Dillon
16743:207 3 128 10.33511.800
27Buque, Alex
18338:205 3 73 12.95229.758
53Boychuk, Zak 2 3:40 000 .00 4 0.00
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JERSEY NUMBERS (THRU ’16)
11 John Gallant, 2003-15
1 Jed Prossner, 2009-12
12 Al Truant, 2003
Jarett Park, 2011-13
Cam Flint, 2015
20
Scott Stapleford, 2004-06
Bruce Murray, 2008, 2010
Derek Hopcroft, 2012
Ryan Hotaling, 2013
2
Tom Phair, 2004
Pat Coyle, 2005-08
Ray Guze, 2009
Casey Powell, 2013
13
John Rosa, 2003
John Wilson, 2004
Scott Davidson, 2007
Mat MacLeod, 2012-13
21
Erik Miller, 2003-05
Steve Voituk, 2006
Gary Rosyski, 2009
Chet Koneczny, 2013-14
3 Del Halladay, 2003-05
Mike Law, 2006-07
14
Rory Graham, 2003-04
Andy Glen, 2006
Steve Forsythe, 2009-11
Jordan McBride, 2012-14
22Retired
Gary Gait, 2003-05
Casey Powell, 2014
15
Jeff Sonke, 2004-05
Tyler Crompton, 2009
Tim Campeau, 2011
Ilija Gajic, 2012-13, 2016
Mat Macleod, 2014
00 Tom Still, 2003-05
Curtis Palidwor, 2009-10
Connor Martin 2011
4
Tom Phair, 2003
Josh Sims, 2004-07, 2009
Ned Crotty, 2011
Jaeden Gastaldo, 2013
Cameron Mann, 2014
Josh Sullivan, 2016
5
Jamie Hanford, 2003-07
Mike Ward, 2009
David Morgan, 2010
Ben Davies, 2011
6Retired
Brian Langtry 2003-11
7
Chris Prat, 2005
Bryan Safarik, 2009
Chad Culp, 2010
Mac Allen, 2011
Mike McNamara, 2014
8 Nick Carlson, 2004-11, 2014
Scott Stewart, 2012
Greg Downing, 2016
9Retired
Gavin Prout, 2004-09, 2011-12
Ilija Gajic, 2010
10
Jay Jalbert, 2004-06
Nenad Gajic, 2008
Alex Gajic, 2010-12
Colton Clark, 2013-14
Mike Mallory, 2016
16 Ted Dowling, 2003
Matt Brown, 2008
Adam Jones, 2012-16
17
Matt Shearer, 2003
Ben Prepchuk, 2003
B.J. Potter, 2004
Steve Toll, 2011
Brad Richardson, 2010-11
Sean Pollock, 2012-15
Chris Wardle, 2016
18
Nenad Gajic, 2007
Brad Richardson, 2010
Derek Malawsky, 2010
Robert Hope, 2015-16
19
Josh Sims, 2003
Ben Prepchuk, 2004
Paul Gait, 2005
Ben Prepchuk, 2006-07
Nenad Gajic, 2010-11
Ilija Gajic, 2011
Mike McLellan, 2011
Cameron Holding, 2012-16
23
Eric Seremet, 2003
Trevor Tierney, 2003
Brad Self, 2004-05
Chris S. Gill, 2009
Jon Sullivan, 2012-13
Athan Iannucci, 2014-15
Jordan Gilles, 2016
24
Curtis Smith, 2004
Josh Sims, 2005
Ryan McFadyen, 2010
John Grant Jr., 2011-16
25 Chris K. Gill, 2006, 2008-2010
Eric Martin, 2013
Mike Woods, 2015-16
26
Andrew Potter, 2009
Matthew Wilson, 2010
Jason Jones, 2011
Drew Westervelt, 2014-15
27 Cliff Smith, 2010-11
Alex Buque, 2015-16
28 Tom Ethington, 2003-11
29 John McLellan, 2005-06
30 Chris Levis, 2006-08, 2010-13
31 Tye Belanger, 2012-14
33 Peter Veltman, 2010
Matt Roik, 2013
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34 Brian Reese, 2003-05
48 Rich Catton, 2006-10
79 Colton Porter, 2015
35 Dan Lewis, 2012-13
Jeremy Noble, 2015-16
51 Eli McLaughlin, 2015-16
82 Joey Cupido, 2012-16
53 Zak Boychuk, 2015-16
84 Corbyn Tao, 2016
36 Chris McKay, 2010-11
55 Chris Panos, 2005
Jim Moss, 2007-08
Mac Allen, 2012-13
85 Jamie Shewchuk, 2007-12, 2014
37 Andrew Burkholder, 2006-07
Dan Coates, 2012-16
38 Gee Nash, 2004-08
56 John Orsen, 2012-14
39 Mark Miyashita, 2005
Dan Ball, 2014-15
61 Mike Burke, 2015-16
40 Matt Danowski, 2009
65 Jamie Floris, 2010-11
41 Bryan Cole, 2003
Andrew Leyshon, 2009-10
Bob Snider, 2014-15
66 Kevin Stewardson, 2003
Matt Leveque, 2006-09, 2011
Richard Morgan, 2013
42 Gewas Schindler, 2006
Rory Smith, 2012-13
71 Shawn Cable, 2004
43 Hugh Donovan, 2003
Dylan Llord, 2008
44 Dan Carey, 2006-09, 2011
Jamie Lincoln, 2012-14
45 Dillon Ward, 2014-16
47 Jason Bloom, 2007-08
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62 Creighton Reid, 2012-16
72 Randy Daly, 2005
Jordan Cornfield, 2007-08
73 Dean Hill, 2014
74 Kevin Unterstein, 2010
77 Dave Stilley, 2003-07
Shaun Dhaliwal, 2010
Tyler Codron, 2015
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88
Matt Ogelsby, 2003
Dan Stroup, 2005-06
Neil Tyacke, 2010
Ian Hawksbee, 2011-13, 2015
Jackson Decker, 2014
Colton Porter, 2015
90 Jackson Decker, 2015-16
91 Fred Jenner, 2003
Cory Conway, 2010
94 Matt Taylor, 2007
Bryce Sweeting, 2016
95 Jason Wulder, 2008
96 Joel Dalgarno, 2011, 2013-14
98 Callum Crawford, 2016
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RETIRED NUMBERS
22 Gary Gait, 2003-05
Gait’s No. 22 was retired on Dec. 30, 2005. As of that date, he had accomplished the following:
•
Inducted into National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame in 2005
•
Most goals in NLL history (596)
•
First player in league history to score 500 career goals
•
Most playoff goals in NLL history (66) in 22 postseason games
•
NLL single-season goals record (61 in 2003), also held 2nd and 3rd place with 57 (1998) and 55 (1994) respectively
•
NLL single-game goals record (10 on Jan. 9, 1999)
•
Second-most assists in NLL history (495)
•
Second-most points in NLL history (1,091)
•
Fourth-most loose balls in NLL history (1,076)
•
NLL Most Valuable Player a record six times, 5 were consecutive seasons (1995-99)
•
NLL All-Pro a record 15 times
•
NLL First-Team All-Pro a record 14 times
•
NLL Rookie of the Year (1991)
•
NLL Sportsmanship Award (2004 and 2005)
•
NLL Championship Game Most Valuable Player (1991 and 1995)
•
Won three NLL championships (Detroit Turbos, 1991; Philadelphia Wings, 1994 and 1995)
6 Brian Langtry, 2003-11
Langtry’s No. 6 was retired on Jan. 14, 2012. As of that date, he had accomplished the following:
•
2003 National Lacrosse League Rookie of the Year
•
Scored game-winning goal in double-overtime in franchise’s first-ever game on January 3, 2003 at Pepsi Center
•
Single-game franchise records for goals (9) and points (13) against the Portland Lumberjax on March 20, 2008
•
Fifteen points in three postseason games during 2006 season en route to the Champion’s Cup
•
2009 National Lacrosse League All-Star
•
Reached the 500-point plateau
•
Franchise-record 230 career goals
•
Second-most career assists in franchise history (273)
•
Second-most career points in franchise history (503)
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RETIRED NUMBERS (CONT.)
9 Gavin Prout, 2004-09, 2011-13
Prout’s No. 9 was retired on Mar. 29, 2015. As of that date, he had accomplished the following:
• Captain of the Colorado Mammoth for six of his nine seasons with the franchise
• NLL Championship Game Most Valuable Player (2006)
• Set then-NLL record for points in a single postseason (25 in 2006)
• All-time franchise leader in career assists (459)
• Second all-time in franchise history (Mammoth all-time leader) in career points (664)
• Third all-time in franchise history (second in Mammoth history) in career goals (205)
• Fifth all-time in franchise history (second in Mammoth history) in career loose balls (647)
• Seventh all-time in NLL history with 621 career assists
• Ninth all-time in NLL history with 922 career points
• Named an NLL All-Pro five times (First Team: 2006; Second Team: 2002, 04, 07, 08)
• Scored 90+ points three times in his career
• Posted 70+ points in each of his first eight seasons in the NLL
• Named to the 2002 NLL All-Rookie Team
• One of 20 players in NLL history to eclipse 1,000 career loose balls
• Selected first overall in the 2001 NLL Entry Draft by the New York Saints
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The Office of the Commissioner
1100 E. Hector Street, Suite 415
Conshohocken, PA 19428
212.764.1390 • www.NLL.com
Commissioner: Nick Sakiewicz (2016-present)
Chief Marketing Officer: Ashley Dabb
Chief Operating Officer: Dave Rowan
Chief Revenue Officer: Kevin Morgan
Vice President, Business Operations: Justin Rubino
Vice President, Lacrosse Operations: Brian Lemon
Director of Statistics: Rob Benson
Digital Communications Manager: Stephanie McGinley
General Counsel: Stuart I. Friedman
ABOUT THE NATIONAL LACROSSE LEAGUE
•
NLL Established: 1987
•
Number of Seasons: 31
•
Number of Teams: 9
•
Number of Teams in the United States: 5
•
Number of Teams in Canada: 4
•
Number of Divisions: 2 (East and West)
EAST DIVISION
WEST DIVISION
Buffalo Bandits
Calgary Roughnecks
Georgia Swarm
Colorado Mammoth
New England Black Wolves
Saskatchewan Rush
Rochester Knighthawks
Vancouver Stealth
Toronto Rock
•
Championship Trophy: Champion’s Cup
•
Season: 18 regular-season games and three postseason rounds
•
Live Internet Broadcast: NLLTV.com
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BUFFALO BANDITS
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
STEVE DIETRICH
General Manager
TROY CORDINGLEY
Head Coach
MATT BIRT
Media Relations Assistant
Owner: ...........................................................................................................................Terrence M. Pegula
Governor & Legal Counsel:....................................................................................................... Dave Zygaj
Director of Operations & Alternate Governor: ..................................................................
Head Coach: ......................................................................................................................Troy Cordingley
General Manager: ..................................................................................................................Steve Dietrich
Assistant Coaches: .......................................................................................... Rich Kilgour, John Tavares
Scouts: .............................................................Rob Buchan, Rusty Kruger, Dave Pym, Shawn Williams
Media Relations Assistant: ........................................................................................................... Matt Birt
Phone: ............................................................................................................................... 716-855-4484
E-Mail: .................................................................................................. [email protected]
Athletic Trainer: ..................................................................................................................... Greg DeLuke
Equipment Manager: ......................................................................................................... Ted Cordingley
Broadcast Partners: ....................................................................................FOX Sports GO, Watch ESPN
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ..........................................................................Key Bank Center/19,070
NLL Team Established .......................................................................................................................... 1992
Colors .......................................................................................Black, Orange, Pantone Violet and White
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30-Dec
14-Jan
21-Jan
28-Jan
3-Feb
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19-Feb
25-Feb
3-Mar
4-Mar
17-Mar
25-Mar
1-Apr
8-Apr
14-Apr
15-Apr
22-Apr
29-Apr
Away
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
1:00 PM
10:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
9:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:05 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Home
Colorado
Georgia
Vancouver
New England
Toronto
Rochester
Saskatchewan
Georgia
Toronto
Time
New England
Toronto
New England
Rochester
Vancouver
Rochester
Calgary
Toronto
Georgia
2016 Results
Date
9-Jan
16-Jan
23-Jan
30-Jan
6-Feb
14-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
26-Feb
5-Mar
11-Mar
25-Mar
2-Apr
9-Apr
15-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
30-Apr
16-May
21-May
28-May
4-Jun
Away
Calgary 9
Toronto 6
New England 10
Georgia 19
Rochester 10
Vancouver 10
Rochester 12
Toronto 8
New England 7
New England 15
Saskatchewan 11
Home
Colorado 15
New England 15
Georgia 14
Toronto 14
Saskatchewan 18
Vancouver 8
Georgia 14
Toronto 12
Rochester 13
New England 10
Saskatchewan 11
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CALGARY ROUGHNECKS
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
MIKE BOARD
General Manager
CURT MALAWSKY
Head Coach/Assistant GM
JOANNA FRENCH
Communications
President: ........................................................................................................................................Ken King
Governor: .................................................................................................................................... John Bean
General Manager, Alternate Governor and Director, Business Operations: .....................Mike Board
Assistant Manager, Business Operations: ....................................................................... Allana Minchau
Head Coach and Assistant General Manager: .................................................................Curt Malawsky
Assistant Coaches: ........................................................................................ Bob McMahon, Bruce Codd
Strength and Conditioning Coach: ....................................................................................Chris Osmond
Equipment Manager: ............................................................................................................. Chris Norton
Assistant Manager, Communications: .............................................................................. Joanna French
Phone: ............................................................................................................................... 403-571-2201
Email: ........................................................................................................
...................................................................................................................Neil Hergott
...................................................................................................................Kylie Gadsby
Broadcast Partners: .............................................................................................................. TSN, TSN GO
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ..............................................................Scotiabank Saddledome/19,289
NLL Team Established .......................................................................................................................... 2001
Colors .........................................................................................................................Red, White and Black
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28-Jan
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4-Mar
11-Mar
17-Mar
24-Mar
26-Mar
1-Apr
8-Apr
15-Apr
29-Apr
Away
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
9:30 PM
9:00 PM
9:00 PM
4:00 PM
9:00 PM
8:30 PM
9:30 PM
9:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:35 PM
9:30 PM
3:00 PM
7:30 PM
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
9:00 PM
Home
Vancouver
Calgary
Calgary
Colorado
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Vancouver
Calgary
Calgary
Georgia
Calgary
Calgary
Calgary
New England
Calgary
Time
Calgary
Vancouver
Colorado
Calgary
Calgary
Calgary
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Calgary
Toronto
Georgia
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Rochester
Calgary
Calgary
Vancouver
Saskatchewan Calgary
2016 Results
Date
2-Jan
9-Jan
15-Jan
30-Jan
5-Feb
6-Feb
13-Feb
20-Feb
28-Feb
5-Mar
11-Mar
19-Mar
25-Mar
26-Mar
2-Apr
9-Apr
16-Apr
30-Apr
7-May
14-May
21-May
Away
Saskatchewan 10
Calgary 9
Calgary 9
Vancouver 13
Calgary 12
Georgia 11
Colorado 13
Calgary 13
Saskatchewan 12
Rochester 9
Calgary 15
Colorado 9
Calgary 16
Calgary 12
Calgary 9
Vancouver 12
Calgary 12
Toronto 17
Calgary 11
Saskatchewan 16
Calgary 9
Home
Calgary 8
New England 8
Calgary 15
Saskatchewan 19
Calgary 12
Calgary 8
Vancouver 14
Calgary 11
Calgary 8
Toronto 10
Calgary 13
Georgia 12
Colorado 13
Saskatchewan 11
Calgary 16
Vancouver 13
Calgary 18
Colorado 10
Calgary 10
Saskatchewan 12
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GEORGIA SWARM
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
JOHN ARLOTTA
Owner/General Manager
ED COMEAU
Head Coach
ALEC SCHIMKE
Media & Lacrosse Operations
Owner and General Manager: ..................................................................................................John Arlotta
Co-Owner and President: ....................................................................................................... Andy Arlotta
Head Coach: ..................................................................................................................................Ed Comeau
Assistant Coaches: ........................................................................................... Sean Ferris, Blane Harrison
Director of Media and Lacrosse Relations: ........................................................................... Alec Schimke
Phone: .................................................................................................................................. 651-785-5577
E-Mail: .................................................................................................... [email protected]
Broadcast Partners: .....................................................FOX Sports South, FOX Sports GO, Watch ESPN
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ...................................................................
NLL Team Established .................................................................................... 2005 (as Minnesota Swarm)
Colors ........................................................................................................................... Blue, Yellow and Gray
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Date
7-Jan
14-Jan
20-Jan
28-Jan
4-Feb
11-Feb
17-Feb
19-Feb
4-Mar
12-Mar
17-Mar
24-Mar
1-Apr
7-Apr
15-Apr
22-Apr
28-Apr
29-Apr
Away
7:05 PM
7:30 PM
7:35 PM
10:00 PM
9:00 PM
7:05 PM
7:30 PM
6:05 PM
9:00 PM
1:00 PM
7:35 PM
7:35 PM
7:05 PM
7:30 PM
7:05 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:05 PM
Home
Saskatchewan
Georgia
New England
Georgia
Georgia
New England
Georgia
Rochester
Georgia
Georgia
Calgary
Toronto
Colorado
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
Rochester
Time
Georgia
Georgia
Vancouver
Colorado
Georgia
Toronto
Georgia
Calgary
New England
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
New England
Georgia
Rochester
Georgia
2016 Results
Date
1-Jan
9-Jan
17-Jan
29-Jan
30-Jan
6-Feb
14-Feb
20-Feb
28-Feb
12-Mar
18-Mar
25-Mar
2-Apr
10-Apr
15-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
30-Apr
6-May
Away
Georgia 15
Toronto 7
New England 11
Georgia 20
Georgia 13
Georgia 11
Georgia 19
Georgia 15
Georgia 8
Rochester 11
Calgary 16
Colorado 10
New England 9
Georgia 17
Georgia 11
Vancouver 6
Georgia 13
Home
Colorado 16
Georgia 12
Georgia 6
Toronto 17
Rochester 9
Calgary 12
Georgia 14
New England 16
Saskatchewan 14
Georgia 4
Georgia 12
Georgia 14
Georgia 17
Georgia 16
Rochester 11
New England 21
Georgia 14
New England 14
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NEW ENGLAND BLACK WOLVES
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
RICHARD LISK
General Manager
GLENN CLARK
Head Coach
JEN HILDEBRAND
Publicist
Owner: ............................................................................................................................
Co-Owners: ....................................................................Brad Brewster, Ted Goldthorpe, Michael French
CEO: ........................................................................................................................................... Mitchell Etess
Vice President/General Manager: ........................................................................................... Richard Lisk
Head Coach: .................................................................................................................................Glenn Clark
Assistant Coaches: ......................................................................................... Jim Veltman, Tracey Kelusky
Head Athletic Trainer: ........................................................................................................ Jeremy Norman
Game Operations Manager: ................................................................................................ Brad Campbell
Publicist: ..................................................................................................................................Jen Hildebrand
Phone: .................................................................................................................................. 860-862-4087
E-Mail: .................................................................................................... [email protected]
Broadcast Partners: ...................................................................................... FOX Sports GO, Watch ESPN
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena ...................................................................................................................Mohegan Sun Arena
NLL Team Established ................................................................................. 1986 (as Philadelphia Wings)
Colors ........................................................................................................................Orange, Black and Gray
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Date
7-Jan
14-Jan
20-Jan
28-Jan
3-Feb
11-Feb
17-Feb
19-Feb
26-Feb
3-Mar
12-Mar
17-Mar
26-Mar
2-Apr
7-Apr
15-Apr
22-Apr
29-Apr
Away
7:30 PM
9:00 PM
7:35 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:05 PM
7:30 PM
1:00 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
3:00 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
9:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
Home
New England
New England
New England
Time
Rochester
Colorado
Georgia
New England
Rochester
New England
New England Georgia
New England
New England
Colorado
New England
New England Toronto
Georgia
New England
Rochester
New England
New England Calgary
Toronto
New England
Georgia
New England
New England Saskatchewan
New England Rochester
Vancouver
New England
2016 Results
Date
9-Jan
15-Jan
17-Jan
30-Jan
6-Feb
14-Feb
28-Feb
5-Mar
12-Mar
25-Mar
26-Mar
2-Apr
8-Apr
9-Apr
15-Apr
23-Apr
30-Apr
1-May
6-May
16-May
21-May
Away
New England 17
Calgary 9
New England 11
New England 10
Toronto 16
Georgia 15
New England 13
New England 13
Rochester 13
New England 10
Colorado 12
Saskatchewan 13
New England 14
New England 9
Georgia 11
New England 7
Rochester 10
Georgia 13
New England 15
Home
Vancouver 7
New England 8
Georgia 6
New England 15
New England 17
New England 16
Colorado 14
Rochester 17
New England 16
Rochester 8
New England 10
New England 14
Toronto 10
Georgia 16
New England 21
New England 8
New England 14
New England 10
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ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
CURT STYRES
Owner/General Manager
MIKE HASEN
Head Coach
CRAIG RYBCZYNSKI
Communications
Owner and General Manager: ....................................................................................................Curt Styres
Vice President of Player Personnel: ............................................................................................. Jody Gage
Vice President of Lacrosse: ............................................................................................................ Paul Gait
Head Coach: ................................................................................................................................ Mike Hasen
Assistant Coaches: .................................................. Jason Johnson, Paul Day, Andy Secore, Pat O’Toole
Director of Communications: ......................................................................................... Craig Rybczynski
Phone: ..................................................................................................................585-454-4295 ext. 3008
E-Mail: ....................................................................................................... [email protected]
Equipment Manager: ................................................................................................................Dave Sowden
Athletic Trainer: ................................................................................................................... Steve Lobsinger
Broadcast Partners: ............................
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ............................................................................ Blue Cross Arena/10,424
NLL Team Established ............................................................................................................................ 1995
Colors ............................................................................................................................... White, Teal, Purple
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Date
29-Dec
7-Jan
21-Jan
28-Jan
3-Feb
11-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
25-Feb
3-Mar
4-Mar
17-Mar
25-Mar
1-Apr
15-Apr
22-Apr
28-Apr
29-Apr
Away
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
8:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
6:05 PM
10:00 PM
7:00 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
9:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:05 PM
Home
Toronto
New England
Rochester
Rochester
Rochester
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Rochester
Rochester
Rochester
Time
Rochester
Rochester
Saskatchewan
Toronto
New England
Rochester
Rochester
Georgia
Vancouver
Rochester
New England
Rochester
Calgary
Rochester
Rochester
Colorado
New England Rochester
Georgia
Rochester
Rochester
Georgia
Rochester
2016 Results
Date
9-Jan
14-Jan
16-Jan
30-Jan
13-Feb
19-Feb
27-Feb
5-Mar
11-Mar
12-Mar
18-Mar
25-Mar
26-Mar
9-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
30-Apr
1-May
Away
Colorado 16
Rochester 12
Toronto 5
Georgia 13
Vancouver 15
Rochester 8
Rochester 6
Rochester 9
Rochester 10
New England 13
Rochester 11
Rochester 13
New England 10
Rochester 12
Georgia 17
Saskatchewan 13
Rochester 10
Home
Rochester 14
Toronto 7
Rochester 12
Rochester 9
Rochester 16
Saskatchewan 11
Toronto 17
Calgary 8
Rochester 17
Georgia 4
New England 16
Rochester 8
Rochester 11
Rochester 13
Rochester 9
New England 8
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SASKATCHEWAN RUSH
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
BRUCE URBAN
Owner/Governor
DEREK KEENAN
GM/Head Coach
ANDREA HAUGHIAN
VP Marketing & Partnerships
Owner & Governor: .................................................................................................................. Bruce Urban
Alternate Governor: .............................................................................................................................Al Ryz
General Manager/Head Coach: .............................................................................................Derek Keenan
Assistant Coaches: .......................................................................................
Athletic Trainer: .................................................................................................................... Neal Demmans
VP Marketing & Partnerships: ....................................................................................... Andrea Haughian
Phone: .................................................................................................................................. 780-994-1938
E-Mail: ................................................................................................................. [email protected]
Broadcast Partners: .............................................................................................. Saskatoon Media Group
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ................................................................................ SaskTel Centre/15,195
NLL Team Established ....................................................................................... 2006 (as Edmonton Rush)
Colors .............................................................................................................................. Black, Green, White
Date
7-Jan
14-Jan
21-Jan
27-Jan
4-Feb
11-Feb
18-Feb
25-Feb
4-Mar
11-Mar
24-Mar
25-Mar
1-Apr
8-Apr
15-Apr
22-Apr
28-Apr
29-Apr
Away
7:05 PM
7:00 PM
8:30 PM
8:30 PM
9:00 PM
7:30 PM
8:30 PM
8:30 PM
11:00 PM
8:30 PM
9:30 PM
9:00 PM
7:30 PM
9:30 PM
9:30 PM
9:30 PM
9:30 PM
9:00 PM
Home
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Rochester
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
New England
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Time
Georgia
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Rochester
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Calgary
2016 Results
Date
2-Jan
15-Jan
29-Jan
5-Feb
11-Feb
19-Feb
26-Feb
28-Feb
12-Mar
19-Mar
25-Mar
26-Mar
2-Apr
8-Apr
15-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
30-Apr
14-May
21-May
28-May
4-Jun
Away
Calgary 8
Saskatchewan 11
Saskatchewan 12
Saskatchewan 19
Colorado 9
Saskatchewan 11
Saskatchewan 18
Calgary 11
Saskatchewan 14
Vancouver 16
Toronto 9
Saskatchewan 13
Saskatchewan 11
New England 14
Colorado 5
Saskatchewan 11
Vancouver 14
Rochester 9
Calgary 10
Saskatchewan 12
Saskatchewan 11
Home
Saskatchewan 10
Vancouver 13
Colorado 10
Calgary 12
Saskatchewan 7
Rochester 8
Saskatchewan 12
Georgia 8
Saskatchewan 24
Saskatchewan 11
Toronto 8
Calgary 9
Saskatchewan 13
Saskatchewan 11
Colorado 8
Saskatchewan 12
Saskatchewan 13
Saskatchewan 16
Calgary 9
Saskatchewan 11
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TORONTO ROCK
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
JAMIE DAWICK
Owner/President/GM
MATT SAWYER
Head Coach
MIKE HANCOCK
Communications
President, Owner and General Manager: ............................................................................. Jamie Dawick
Head Coach: ............................................................................................................................... Matt Sawyer
Assistant General Manager/Assistant Coach:................................................................... Josh Sanderson
Assistant Coaches: .................................................................. Blaine Manning, Bruce Codd, Pat Campbell
Director of Business Operations: .........................................................................................Terri Giberson
Director of Communications and Lacrosse Operations: ..................................................Mike Hancock
Phone: .................................................................................................................................. 905-875-6353
E-Mail: ...................................................................................................... [email protected]
..................................................................................................................... Dave Murray
Broadcast Partners: ................................................................................................................. TSN, TSN GO
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ......................................................................... Air Canada Centre/18,800
NLL Team Established ....................................................................................... 1998 (as Ontario Raiders)
Colors .................................................................................................................................. Navy, Red, White
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Date
29-Dec
14-Jan
28-Jan
3-Feb
12-Feb
17-Feb
18-Feb
25-Feb
3-Mar
11-Mar
17-Mar
24-Mar
25-Mar
31-Mar
2-Apr
14-Apr
22-Apr
29-Apr
Away
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
4:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:35 PM
7:00 PM
10:30 PM
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
9:30 PM
7:30 PM
Home
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Rochester
Toronto
Georgia
Toronto
Toronto
New England
Calgary
Colorado
Toronto
Vancouver
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Time
Rochester
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Calgary
Toronto
Rochester
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Georgia
Toronto
Vancouver
New England
Toronto
Saskatchewan
2016 Results
Date
9-Jan
14-Jan
16-Jan
23-Jan
29-Jan
14-Feb
19-Feb
27-Feb
11-Mar
13-Mar
25-Mar
26-Mar
2-Apr
9-Apr
15-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
30-Apr
Away
Georgia 12
Toronto 7
Rochester 12
Toronto 17
New England 17
Toronto 14
Toronto 17
Toronto 10
Toronto 9
Toronto 9
Saskatchewan 13
Vancouver 11
Toronto 10
Toronto 12
Colorado 10
Calgary 18
Home
Toronto 7
Rochester 12
Toronto 5
Toronto 6
Georgia 20
Toronto 16
Rochester 6
Calgary 15
Vancouver 6
Saskatchewan 11
Toronto 8
Toronto 13
New England 14
Toronto 8
Toronto 5
Toronto 17
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VANCOUVER STEALTH
VANCOUVER
STEALTH
TEAM INFORMATION
2017 Schedule
DOUG LOCKER
President/General Manager
JAMIE BATLEY
Head Coach
BRANDON ASTLE
Media Relations
Team Owners: ........................................................................................................... Bill & Denise Watkins
President and General Manager: .............................................................................................Doug Locker
............................................................................................................ David Takata
Vice President, Lacrosse Operations:...........................................................................................Brad Hock
Assistant General Manager/Head Coach: .............................................................................. Jamie Batley
Assistant Coaches: ............................. Jim Milligan, Clay Richardson, Kevin Alexander, Dave Evans
Director - Player Development:......................................................................................... Kevin Alexander
Scouts: ................................................................................................................ Jake Henhawk, Joe Romano
Media Relations Coordinator: .............................................................................................. Brandon Astle
Phone: .................................................................................................................................. 604-455-8865
E-Mail: ................................................................................................. [email protected]
Broadcast Partners: ................................................................................................................. TSN, TSN GO
TEAM INFORMATION
Home Arena/Seating Capacity ..................................................................... Langley Events Centre/5,276
NLL Team Established ........................................................................................... 1999 (as Albany Attack)
Colors .................................................................................................................................. Black, Red, White
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Date
6-Jan
7-Jan
14-Jan
21-Jan
27-Jan
28-Jan
12-Feb
18-Feb
25-Feb
4-Mar
12-Mar
17-Mar
25-Mar
31-Mar
8-Apr
15-Apr
22-Apr
29-Apr
Away
9:00 PM
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
7:30 PM
8:30 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
11:00 PM
8:00 PM
10:30 PM
7:00 PM
10:30 PM
9:30 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
7:00 PM
Home
Vancouver
Vancouver
Calgary
Vancouver
Vancouver
Georgia
Colorado
Vancouver
Rochester
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Vancouver
Toronto
Vancouver
Calgary
Colorado
Vancouver
Time
Calgary
Colorado
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Vancouver
Calgary
Vancouver
Vancouver
Colorado
Vancouver
Toronto
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
Vancouver
New England
2016 Results
Date
9-Jan
15-Jan
23-Jan
30-Jan
6-Feb
13-Feb
20-Feb
27-Feb
5-Mar
13-Mar
19-Mar
25-Mar
2-Apr
9-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
29-Apr
30-Apr
Away
Vancouver 7
Saskatchewan 11
Vancouver 5
Calgary 15
Vancouver 15
Rochester 16
Vancouver 14
Colorado 11
Vancouver 8
Toronto 9
Vancouver 16
Vancouver 11
Calgary 16
Vancouver 13
Vancouver 14
Colorado 11
Georgia 14
Home
New England 17
Vancouver 13
Colorado 14
Vancouver 13
Colorado 7
Vancouver 15
Calgary 13
Vancouver 10
Vancouver 6
Saskatchewan 24
Vancouver 10
Toronto 13
Vancouver 12
Calgary 12
Saskatchewan 12
Vancouver 10
Vancouver 6
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CREDENTIALS
Requests for all credentials must go through the Mammoth communications department. Full-season credentials will be granted to
media that cover the Mammoth on a regular basis. Single-game credentials will be granted to media with a written request submitted
at least 48 hours prior to game time. All credentials are issued at the sole discretion of the Colorado Mammoth. Please email to
[email protected].
MEDIA ENTRANCE
Members of the working media enter Pepsi Center through the media entrance located at the truck docks on the northwest side of
the arena.
PRESS ROOM
The working media room is located at floor level adjacent to the press dining room. Access to the working media room is reserved
for those members of the media filing reports for daily news outlets. The Mammoth will rely on members to maintain a courteous,
professional atmosphere in the working media room.
PRESS SEATING
Press seating at Pepsi Center is located on the press box level.
PRESS DINING ROOM
The media dining area is located at the end of the hallway leading from the media entrance on the northwest side of Pepsi Center.
Food and beverages will be available to the working media beginning two hours prior to game-time.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Only those photographers on assignment will be allowed access to designated photography locations at floor level and in overhead
positions. Photography positions will be assigned by the Colorado Mammoth.
DRESSING ROOMS
The dressing rooms will be open after the game. Requests for individual interviews must go through the Mammoth communications
staff. The officials’ dressing room is off-limits to the media.
INTERVIEWS
Media requesting access to players or staff for interviews must contact Josh Gross ([email protected]) of the
Colorado Mammoth.
MAMMOTH WEBSITE
www.ColoradoMammoth.com
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DATE
December 31
January 7
January 14
January 20
January 29
February 4
February 19
OPPONENT
Buffalo Bandits
Vancouver Stealth
New England Black Wolves
Calgary Roughnecks
Calgary Roughnecks
Georgia Swarm
Saskatchewan Rush
Home Games
TIME
11:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
9:00pm
7:00pm
10:00pm
Away Games
ALT
ALT2
ALT
ALT
ALT
ALT2
ALT
DATE
March 3
March 12
March 12
March 19
March 25
April 15
April 28
OPPONENT
Calgary Roughnecks
Vancouver Stealth
Saskatchewan Rush
Toronto Rock
Saskatchewan Rush
Rochester Knighthawks
Saskatchewan Rush
TIME
7:30pm
7:00pm
10:00pm
9:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
All times mountain. Dates and times subject to change without notice.
COMCAST CHANNEL 25 & HD 725 DISH CHANNEL 413
DIRECTV CHANNEL 681 & HD 681-1 CENTURYLINK CHANNEL 690 & HD 1690
TWITTER.COM/ALTITUDETV
FACEBOOK.COM/ALTITUDETV
ALT
ALT
ALT
ALT
ALT2
ALT
ALT