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Rochester Razorsharks Stats Guide Council RAnderson Barnett Crouch Coker Durr Blanks Council Brown Ewing Carter Crawford Carrawell Friel Council Crouch Crouch Coley Hailey Diggs Davis Cyrus Barclay Halas Gland Durr Edwards Bell Hollyfield Herring Farley Friel Crouch Johnson Jones Friel Jefferson Friel Kruatiwa Lothridge 2014-15 Howard Martzloff Hailey Monroe Miller Johnson Moncrief Halas Morton McCroskey Rochester RazorSharks McCoy Peters Hollyfield Nekrasov Moore Monroe Reaves Johnson O'Sullivan Peltier Stats Guide Shuler- Scott Massiah Reaves Rodgers Jones Sims Monroe Rollerson Stallings DEFENDING PBL CHAMPIONS Stevenson Stewart Reaves LSmith Wells Walton Walton Stewart Whitted Whiters AWilliams MWilliams Watson Rollerson AWilliams Baker Baker Baker Moten Baker HEAD COACH HEAD COACH HEAD COACH HEAD COACH HEAD COACH Council RAnderson Barnett Crouch Coker Durr Blanks Council Brown Ewing Carter Crawford Carrawell Friel Council Crouch Crouch Coley Hailey Diggs Davis Cyrus Barclay Halas Gland Durr Edwards Bell Hollyfield Herring Farley Friel Crouch Johnson Jones Friel Jefferson Friel Kruatiwa Lothridge 2014-15 Howard Martzloff Hailey Monroe Miller Johnson Moncrief Halas Morton McCroskey Rochester RazorSharks McCoy Peters Hollyfield Nekrasov Moore Monroe Reaves Johnson O'Sullivan Peltier Stats Guide Shuler- Scott Massiah Reaves Rodgers Jones Sims Monroe Rollerson Stallings DEFENDING PBL CHAMPIONS Stevenson Stewart Reaves LSmith Wells Walton Walton Stewart Whitted Whiters AWilliams MWilliams Watson Rollerson AWilliams Baker Baker Baker Moten Baker HEAD COACH HEAD COACH HEAD COACH HEAD COACH HEAD COACH Rochester RazorSharks 39 State Street Rochester, New York 14614 Office Telephone 585-232-9190 Office Fax 585-232-8085 @RochRazorSharks ”RazorSharks” on RazorSharks Staff/ Game Day Dr. Severko Hrywnak ….............................................…Chief Executive/Owner Dan Makowiecki…….…................................……………..Front Office Manager Zach Kapitan……..…....................................……..Director of Public Relations Mary Herbst ……..................................………Community Events & Marketing Tammy Allen-Agnello………..…..……..…….……..……….LadySharks Director Derrick Bradley …………….……………………………………….Mascot Director Jill Rizzo.................................................................Director of Floor Production Phil Mercado............................................................Game Day Music Producer Michael Palermo ………….…..……………..……..…....Director, Scorer’s Table Rocky Perrotta….....................................................Public Address Announcer Tariq Spence ……………....................................……..TV/Internet Play-by-Play Kevin Heilbronner…................................……..TV/Internet Color Commentary Walter Brooks.……...........................……….……………....Team Photographer Ashley Ehrhart……...........................……….……………....Team Photographer Bill Flynn ……………………………………..….……………Historian/Statistician RazorSharks Basketball Operations Robert Spon......……………………………………….………………..Head Coach Chris Iversen ………………………………………………………Assistant Coach Robert Richards ……………………….……………………..Equipment Manager Robbie Williamson.....................................................................Athletic Trainer RazorSharks Medical Staff Ron Umansky, M.D. ….....…………………………….Chief of Medical Services Joseph Carbone, D.P.M. ….......................……………………...Team Podiatrist Edward Tanner, M.D. …...................................……Team Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Norman O'Dell..............................Team Chiropractor, O'Dell Chiropractic David Fries, M.D. FACC……...................………..….Team Cardiologist, UCVA Michael S. Mayer, DMD…...........................……...Team Dentist, Mayer Dental Rochester Radiology Associates/ Rochester Diagnostic Imaging..........................…..….Team Radiology Group Barb Conti-Boehly, LMT, Anne Flatley, LMT.........Team Massage Therapists ...............……Empire Therapeutic Massage The Rochester RazorSharks 2014-15 Stats Guide was edited by Bill Flynn- with information and statistics from the 'Sharks and the Premier Basketball League. Photographs were provided by Walter Brooks, Ashley Ehrhart and Brad Thyroff. Rochester RazorSharks 39 State Street Rochester, New York 14614 Office Telephone 585-232-9190 Office Fax 585-232-8085 @RochRazorSharks ”RazorSharks” on RazorSharks Staff/ Game Day Dr. Severko Hrywnak ….............................................…Chief Executive/Owner Dan Makowiecki…….…................................……………..Front Office Manager Zach Kapitan……..…....................................……..Director of Public Relations Mary Herbst ……..................................………Community Events & Marketing Tammy Allen-Agnello………..…..……..…….……..……….LadySharks Director Derrick Bradley …………….……………………………………….Mascot Director Jill Rizzo.................................................................Director of Floor Production Phil Mercado............................................................Game Day Music Producer Michael Palermo ………….…..……………..……..…....Director, Scorer’s Table Rocky Perrotta….....................................................Public Address Announcer Tariq Spence ……………....................................……..TV/Internet Play-by-Play Kevin Heilbronner…................................……..TV/Internet Color Commentary Walter Brooks.……...........................……….……………....Team Photographer Ashley Ehrhart……...........................……….……………....Team Photographer Bill Flynn ……………………………………..….……………Historian/Statistician RazorSharks Basketball Operations Robert Spon......……………………………………….………………..Head Coach Chris Iversen ………………………………………………………Assistant Coach Robert Richards ……………………….……………………..Equipment Manager Robbie Williamson.....................................................................Athletic Trainer RazorSharks Medical Staff Ron Umansky, M.D. ….....…………………………….Chief of Medical Services Joseph Carbone, D.P.M. ….......................……………………...Team Podiatrist Edward Tanner, M.D. …...................................……Team Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Norman O'Dell..............................Team Chiropractor, O'Dell Chiropractic David Fries, M.D. FACC……...................………..….Team Cardiologist, UCVA Michael S. Mayer, DMD…...........................……...Team Dentist, Mayer Dental Rochester Radiology Associates/ Rochester Diagnostic Imaging..........................…..….Team Radiology Group Barb Conti-Boehly, LMT, Anne Flatley, LMT.........Team Massage Therapists ...............……Empire Therapeutic Massage The Rochester RazorSharks 2014-15 Stats Guide was edited by Bill Flynn- with information and statistics from the 'Sharks and the Premier Basketball League. Photographs were provided by Walter Brooks, Ashley Ehrhart and Brad Thyroff. Rochester RazorSharks – History / Summary REG SEASON overall W-L, finish, home, away PLAYOFFS tot W-L, home, away 2005-06 ABA Hawkins Division 26-4 2nd 16-2 10-2 4-0 4-0 0-0 CHAMPIONS 2006-07 ABA North Division 24-6 2nd 18-0 6-6 withdrew from league 2007-08 PBL Eastern Division 18-2 1st 10-0 5-2 2-0 2-0 0-0 CHAMPIONS 2008-09 PBL Eastern Division 17-3 1st 9-1 8-2 3-1 2-1 1-0 CHAMPIONS 2009-10 PBL Division 16-4 2nd 8-2 8-2 3-2 2-0 1-2 lost in finals 2010-11 PBL Division 12-8 3rd 8-2 4-6 4-2 2-0 2-2 CHAMPIONS 2011-12 IBA-PBL Eastern Div 17-2 1st 8-2 9-0 2-2 1-1 1-1 lost in finals 2013 IBA-PBL PBL Division 14-1 1st 9-1 5-0 2-2 1-1 1-1 lost in finals 2014 PBL Eastern Division 17-1 1st 9-0 8-1 2-1 2-0 0-1 CHAMPIONS 161-31 95-10 63-23 22-10 16-3 6-7 'Sharks 3-0 at neutral venue,2007-08...'Sharks won twice by forfeit,in 2007-08 & 2008-09 All-Time Rochester RazorSharks Record 183-41 (.817) All-Time ABA Record: 54-10 (.844) All-Time PBL Record (since 2007-08): 129-31 (.806) All-Time Rochester RazorSharks at Home 111-13 (.895) ABA home 38-2 (.950) PBL home (since 2007-08) 73-11 (.869) All-Time Rochester RazorSharks Away 69-28 (.711) ABA away 16-8 (.667) PBL away (since 2007-08) 62-22 (.738) All-Time Rochester RazorSharks at Neutral Sites 3-0 (1.000) MARCH 3, 5 & 17, 2008: PLAYED AT ATTACK CENTER, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS RazorSharks Awared Two Forfeit Wins AT NEUTRAL SITE vs WILMINGTON MAR 17, 2008 AT MONTREAL MAR 31, 2009 'Sharks Records Vs. ALL-TIME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL NICKNAME Albany IBA ......................... 2-0 ....... 2-0 ........... ......................... Legends Arkansas PBL ....................... 2-0.......1-0........... 1-0 ..........................Impact Atlanta ABA .......................... 1-0 ....... 1-0 ........... ............................ Vision Augusta PBL ......................... 3-1 ....... 2-0 ......1-1 .......................... Groove Baltimore ABA ...................... 3-0 ....... 1-0 ...... 2-0 ............................ Pearls Battle Creek PBL ................... 1-0 ....... 1-0 ........... .......................... Knights Bloomington PBL ................... 0-2 ....... 0-1 ...... 0-1 ...............................Flex Boston/Cape Cod ABA ........... 6-0 ....... 5-0 ...... 1-0 ........................... Frenzy Buffalo ABA PBL ................... 22-1 ..... 13-0........9-1 Rapids ABA / Silverbacks ABA Stampede PBL / 716ERS PBL Carolina Pee Dee PBL ............ 2-1 ............ ...... 2-1 ............................Vipers Central Illinois PBL ................ 0-2 ....... 0-1 ...... 0-1 ............................. Drive Charleston PBL ..................... 0-1 ....... 0-1 ........... ........................ Gunners Chicago PBL ......................... 4-0 ....... 2-0 ...... 2-0 .................... Throwbacks Dallas PBL ...........................
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