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2012-13 Media Guide.Indd BAKERSFIELD CONDORS 2012-2013 MEDIA GUIDE 15th Anniversary Season 1998 - 2013 Table of Contents CONDORS TEAM DIRECTORY General Information Management 3 Team Directory Chairman of the Board Jonathan Fleisig 4 Rabobank Arena President Matthew Riley 5 Executive Management Hockey Operations Head Coach Matt O’Dette Assistant Coach Kevin Barrett 2010-11 Condors Athletic Trainer George Bullock Jr. 6 Hockey Operations Bios Equipment Manager Brian Schmidt 7 Training camp roster Offi ce Staff Directory Vice President of Communications Kevin Bartl Recap of 2009-10 Season Vice President of Ticket Sales & Svc Jose Rivera 8 Final Game Notes Director of Community Relations Mikie Barrett 11 Final Team Scoring Director of Corporate Partnerships Greg Lowe Director of Group Sales Brad Urbani Corporate Account Manager Josh Huber ECHL & Team Year-by-Year Section Senior Account Manager Peter Van Dame 14 Condors/League by season Account Manager Doug Bushnell Account Manager Andrew Boydston The Fog Years, 1995-96 through 1997-98 Account Manager Wendy Carpio 56 Fog/WCHL by season Account Manager Matthew Friedman Finance Manager Erica Cardell History Section Creative Services Manager Ashleigh Cox 65 Season-by-season team won/loss, standings Media Relations & Broadcast Manager Ryan Holt 66 Year-by-year leaders Marketing & Group Outings Assistant Todd Blacklock Front Offi ce Assistant Kelly Carter 67 Single season records Support Staff 71 Single game records Team Accountant David Stein, CPA 72 Career leaders Photographer Mark Nessia 74 Hat tricks Medical Staff 75 Career goaltending leaders Physician Emmanuel Strategos, M.D. 76 Shutouts Orthopedist Christopher Hamilton, M.D. 77 Playoff history Dentist Bruce Rimmer D.M.D. 78 Playoff season-by-season results Chiropracter Jeffrey D. Haynes, D.C. 79 Playoff records Opthamologist David B. Hair, M.D. Physical Therapy Terrio Therapy-Fitness 83 Milestones, Opening Night Medical Imaging Kern Radiology 84 Attendance 85 Firsts, lasts, penalty shots 86 Awards The ECHL Physical Address: Mailing Address: 88 Records vs. opponents Bakersfi eld Condors PO Box 1806 1001 Truxtun Ave. Bakersfi eld, CA 93303-1806 89 2010-11 opponents Bakersfi eld, CA 93301 94 ECHL American Conference teams Phone: (661) 324-PUCK (7825) Fax: (661) 324-6929 95 ECHL Awards Web sites: www.bakersfi eldcondors.com www.condors.tv; www.condorskids.com Player history E-mail: condors@bakersfi eldcondors.com 96 All-time player register Merchandise Store: www.bakersfi eldcondors.com/shop 107 All-time goaltender register Team Colors: Maroon, Black, Cool Gray, Tan 109 Drafted players Mascots: Colonel Claw’d, Baby Cal, Slapshot 110 Players by Number Radio: Fox Sports 970 AM 111 This date in Condors history Television: Bright House Networks (select games) 115 Frequently Asked Questions Broadcasters: Ryan Holt, Kevin Bartl Off-Ice Offi cials Head of Off-Ice Offi cials - Fred Olague Jim Bennett Kaitlyn Kushman Don Stidman Jeremy Brehmer Lenny Kushman Jeremiah Ward Alex Edillor Paul Martel Tim Wheeler The Bakersfi eld Condors Media Guide has been compiled and designed by Kevin Bartl Ron Hughes Fred Olague Diane Wiggins Special assistance from Bob Mills, Jason Lockhart & Ryan Hanson All images courtesy of Michael Duffy at Summit Photography Craig Irish Jerry Popoy B.K. Wood Lucky Joseph Robert Reed 3 Loren Krege Billy Stewart RABOBANK ARENA RABOBANK ARENA FAST FACTS Rabobank Arena, owned by the city of Bakersfi eld and operated by SMG, opened Oct. 2, 1998 with comedian Bill Cosby. The fi rst Condors game at the Rabobank Arena was Oct. 23, 1998 when Bakersfi eld defeated the Idaho Steel- heads 4-3 in a shootout. Seating Capacity - 8,401 for Condors games Accessibility – Wheelchair and mobility impaired seating is available at all events. Those purchasing wheelchair seating may purchase one (1) wheelchair seat and one (1) attendant seat. Any additional seats must be purchased in the regular seating areas. First Aid – First aid is located behind section 114/115 on the concourse level. Fully trained EMTs are present for all Arena events. Smoking – Rabobank Arena, Theater & Convention Center are smoke free buildings. The smoking area is located outside the blue doors behind section 114/115. Lost and Found – During events, any recovered items can be picked up at guest services at the main doors. Post event lost and found is at the security desk located at the loading dock entrance on the south side. You can contact security at 661-852-7391. Parking – Located south of the facilities on N Street. The parking fee for most events is $5 vehicles, $10 Limos, $15 Busses. Will Call – Located at the main box offi ce. Will Call tickets are available 90 minutes prior to the start time of the event. CONDORS TICKET INFO The Condors offer different types of season ticket packages, group discounts and fundraising opportunities. To secure your seat or fi nd out more information contact the Condors ticket department at 661-324-PUCK (7825) or log onto www.bakersfi eldcondors.com. Individual tickets for all Condors games are processed through TicketMas- ter. There are no refunds or exchanges on any tickets unless a game has been canceled. In Person - The Rabobank Arena box offi ce is open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The box offi ce is open on game days from 10 a.m. until the end of the fi rst period. By Telephone - Charge by phone through TicketMaster at (800) 745-3000. Group Sales - Special group rates are available for 10-or-more people. Call the Condors at 324-PUCK (7825) for more information. Online - Tickets can be purchased on the internet at www.ticketmaster.com. A direct link to TicketMaster is available on the Condors web site. Section Individual Group Club $25 n/a Glass $25 n/a RABOBANK ARENA SEAT MAP Rinkside $24 $19 Executive $19 $14 Mezzanine $14 n/a Terrace $13 $8 Terrace - child/sr $8 n/a Tix N Grub (exec) $ $19 Tix N Grub (terr) $ $13 * Group discounts are available for Tix N Grub, call for details BAKERSFIELD CONDORS EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT Fleisig, 44, is the principal owner and CEO of the Bakersfi eld Condors hockey team. This is the 14th season for the club under his own- ership. While the Condors played in the WCHL, Fleisig was a member of the league’s Executive Committee, and was actively involved Owner in the assimilation into the ECHL for 2003-04. Jonathan Fleisig His sports interests don’t stop with the Condors, however. Fleisig formerly was also the sole owner of the Las Vegas Wranglers (and sold them this past summer) and started the organization in 2003. He also has an ownership stake, in the Lake County Fielders, in the Northern League, and has been involved with numerous baseball and hockey teams around the country from Kansas to Massachusets, as well as arena football here in Bakersfi eld with the Blitz. In 2010, Fleisig founded Thorium Asset Management as a commodity hedge fund. Thorium Asset Management looks to create returns through various trading strategies that take advantage of ineffi ciencies that are normal and natural in the marketplace. Fleisig has had a lifelong dedication to community work and charitable organizations, including Split Hand/Split Foot (SHFM) disor- ders, the Children’s Hospital at Montefi ore, Chai Lifeline and Paul Newman’s The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, among others. The Condors mirror his belief that minor league sports provide valuable and responsible assets to the community through involvement in local charities, schools and civic organizations. They were also awarded the WCHL’s Best Community Development Program in both 01-02 and 02-03, and have raised over $3.6 million for the community during his ownership, in addition to employees individually be- ing involved in countless non-profi t organizations in the history of the team. By his blueprint, the Condors have strived to improve the quality of life in Kern County and the team’s community awards are a tre- mendous sense of pride for Fleisig. The Condors have received local community awards in fi ve of the last seven years, from the Bakers- fi eld Chamber of Commerce, the United Way, and the Hispanic Chamber of Kern County, including back-to-back Beautiful Bakersfi eld Group Humanitarian Awards in 2005 and 2006. Fleisig’s teams off the ice also focus on developing business talent, providing opportunities for internships to college students and those willing to learn while they work their way into the sports industry and beyond, building from within and developing management talent internally. Despite living on the opposite coast, his visibility in Condorstown is high, typically making multiple trips each season to Bakersfi eld, holding fan forums with season tickets holders and corporate partners, and encouraging communication and feedback from fans, responding to countless personal emails each season. A New York City native, Fleisig received his BA in economics from the University of Michigan in 1987 and a MBA in marketing from Fordham University in 1994. Team President Riley, 45, is responsible for the growth and development of Bakersfi eld Sports Entertainment. Riley is the vice chairman for the ECHL Board of Governors Executive Committee, and also a part of the Marketing/Properties Committee. Under his guidance, the Condors Matthew Riley have attracted more than 200,000 fans in 11 of their 14 years of existence and will surpass the 3 million mark in attendance in the 2011- 12 season. Riley joined the organization late in 1997, when they were named the Bakersfi eld Fog, to execute the transition from the Bakersfi eld Convention Center to Bakersfi eld Centennial Garden (now known as Rabobank Arena). He took charge of the Condors in July of 1998, and in his fi rst season as General Manager, the Condors were named the West Coast Hockey League Organization of the Year.
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