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2017 Cleveland Gladiators Media Guide [Type here] [Type here] Cleveland Gladiators Staff Directory Ownership Majority Owner Dan Gilbert Executives CEO, Cavaliers / Quicken Loans Arena Len Komoroski COO/Senior Vice President of Franchise Operations Mike Ostrowski Communications/Digital VP of Marketing/Communications Pam Frasco Mgr. of Broadcast Services & Tony Brown Team Communications/Play-by-Play Announcer Communications Coordinator Jeff Elston Conor Kenney Manager, Digital Production Sales & Service VP of Franchise Development Mitch Ried Sr. Director of Ticket Sales and Service Matt Kalister Client Event & Member Benefits Manager Celena Zevnik Sr. Manager of Ticket Sales & Service Kim Scercy Manager of Membership Development Ryan Caler Membership Development Specialist Steve McClave Grace Ferut Brian Becka Jr. Member Development Specialist Collin Geaney Manager, Youth Sports and Group Sales Dave Aitken Youth Football Specialist Joe Kummerl Sr. Group Event Specialist Jessica Kelly Manager of Business Development Mike DeAngelo Business Development Specialist Kent Petrunger Jr. Business Development Specialist Erin Simmons Corporate Partnerships Director of Corporate Partnership Sales and Service Greg Prymicz Partnership Marketing Managers Mike Sedlak Mike Sansone Partnership Development Managers Joel Seiden Kevin Shiley Yari Natal [Type here] Corporate Sales Development Bruce Burge Corporate Sales Activation Specialist Matt Sharp Broadcast Services VP, Broadcasting Dave Dombrowski Producer/Editor Scott Smoot Director of Engineering Joe Frietchen Engineering Managers Ken Barski Stacy Knox Broadcast Manager/Traffic Ryan Banks Marketing and Game Presentation VP of Marketing & Communications Pam Frasco Sr. Director of Game Presentation Matt Bettinger Marketing/Community Relations Manager Ben Adams Marketing/Advertising Coordinator Noah Volz Manager of Video Graphics A.J. Johnson Manager of Production Matt Eck Production Coordinators Mark Zaremba Coree Miracola Senior Producer Paul Mazzoleni Producers Chris Thomas Alison Cole Gameday and Metadata Manager Tim Long Production Assistant Erik Shear In-Arena Host/Special Projects Coordinator Ahmaad Crump P.A. Announcer Ryan Pritt Graphic Design Graphic Designers Blaine Fridrick Nick Prost Megan Uzzel Medical Staff Team Dentist D. Todd Russell, DDS NEO Spine and Sport Dr. Tim Keyes Center for Orthopedics, Medical Orthopedist Harkeet Sandhu, MD Center for Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons Daniel J. Zanotti, MD John K. Krebs, MD Robert J. Berkowitz, MD Robert M. Zanotti, MD William B. Stanfield, MD David G. Marsh Jr. MD Team Physician Scott Singer, MD [Type here] 2017 AFL STANDINGS Team W-L PF-PA PCT. Division Home Away Cleveland 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Philadelphia 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Tampa Bay 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Washington 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Baltimore 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Week One Schedule Friday, April 7th Baltimore Brigade (0-0) @ Washington Valor (0-0) Saturday, April 8th Tampa Bay Storm (0-0) @ Cleveland Gladiators (0-0) Bye: Philadelphia (0-0) [Type here] 2017 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS TEAM ROSTER- ALPHABETICAL # POS NAME HT WT DOB COLLEGE HOMETOWN 97 DL Bastien, Shubert 6’5 270 08/20/93 Middle Tennessee St. Riviera Beach, FL 8 QB Boyd, Shane 6’1 230 09/17/78 Kentucky Lexington, KY 1 WR Brackins, Larry 6’4 225 11/05/82 Pearl River C.C. (MS) Dothan, AL 2 DL Cato-Bishop, Darryl 6’4 260 01/26/90 NC State Roxbury, MA 79 OL Griffin Jr., David 6’6 320 09/26/91 Hawaii Tallahassee, FL 24 DB Holland, Jordan 5’10 190 03/15/94 Prairie View A&M Missouri City, TX 54 OL Hunter, Jaylen 6’4 300 08/09/89 Middle Tennessee St. Jacksonville, FL 21 DB Ikner, Arness 5’8 180 07/19/90 Middle Tennessee St. Pasadena, CA 7 DB Kizer, Rayshaun 5’10 190 02/02/81 Walsh Euclid, OH 74 OL Madsen, Joe 6’3 315 08/31/85 West Virginia Chardon, OH 44 OL Manley, Phillipkeith 6’5 335 05/07/90 Toledo Hamilton, OH 12 QB Marsh, Tanner 6’4 215 05/29/90 Arkansas Tech Carrollton, TX 56 DL McGinnis, Willie 6’3 290 01/03/90 Rhode Island Norwich, NY 5 JLB Moore, Terence 6’2 225 03/15/87 Troy Columbus, GA 6 DB Obi, Fredrick 6’1 195 09/07/90 San Diego Inglewood, CA 19 WR Preston, Michael 6’5 213 06/01/89 Heidelberg Cleveland, OH 4 DB Richardson, Kent 6’0 190 04/21/87 West Virginia Tallahassee, FL 99 DL Seither, Nick 6’3 270 03/01/89 Georgetown (KY) Hamilton, OH 18 WR Sims, Quentin 6’3 205 07/10/86 Tennessee-Martin Cincinnati, OH 69 OL Somsel, Jesse 6’5 315 06/24/87 Saginaw Valley Rockford, MI 40 DL Squirewell, Alstevis 6’0 275 09/16/88 Newberry Great Falls, SC 50 DL Summers, Derrick 6’1 260 08/18/84 Toledo Southfield, MI 17 WR Taylor, Collin 6’1 200 02/28/87 Indiana Carmel, IN 14 WR Thompkins, Brandon 5’10 185 10/09/87 Arkansas State West Palm Beach, FL 11 WR Vaughan, Antonio 5’9 175 01/18/88 Old Dominion Ahoskie, NC [Type here] 2017 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS TEAM ROSTER- NUMERICAL # POS NAME HT WT DOB COLLEGE HOMETOWN 97 DL Bastien, Shubert 6’5 270 08/20/93 Middle Tennessee St. Riviera Beach, FL 8 QB Boyd, Shane 6’1 230 09/17/78 Kentucky Lexington, KY 1 WR Brackins, Larry 6’4 225 11/05/82 Pearl River C.C. (MS) Dothan, AL 2 DL Cato-Bishop, Darryl 6’4 260 01/26/90 NC State Roxbury, MA 79 OL Griffin Jr., David 6’6 320 09/26/91 Hawaii Tallahassee, FL 24 DB Holland, Jordan 5’10 190 03/15/94 Prairie View A&M Missouri City, TX 54 OL Hunter, Jaylen 6’4 300 08/09/89 Middle Tennessee St. Jacksonville, FL 21 DB Ikner, Arness 5’8 180 07/19/90 Middle Tennessee St. Pasadena, CA 7 DB Kizer, Rayshaun 5’10 190 02/02/81 Walsh Euclid, OH 74 OL Madsen, Joe 6’3 315 08/31/85 West Virginia Chardon, OH 44 OL Manley, Phillipkeith 6’5 335 05/07/90 Toledo Hamilton, OH 12 QB Marsh, Tanner 6’4 215 05/29/90 Arkansas Tech Carrollton, TX 56 DL McGinnis, Willie 6’3 290 01/03/90 Rhode Island Norwich, NY 5 JLB Moore, Terence 6’2 225 03/15/87 Troy Columbus, GA 6 DB Obi, Fredrick 6’1 195 09/07/90 San Diego Inglewood, CA 19 WR Preston, Michael 6’5 213 06/01/89 Heidelberg Cleveland, OH 4 DB Richardson, Kent 6’0 190 04/21/87 West Virginia Tallahassee, FL 99 DL Seither, Nick 6’3 270 03/01/89 Georgetown (KY) Hamilton, OH 18 WR Sims, Quentin 6’3 205 07/10/86 Tennessee-Martin Cincinnati, OH 69 OL Somsel, Jesse 6’5 315 06/24/87 Saginaw Valley Rockford, MI 40 DL Squirewell, Alstevis 6’0 275 09/16/88 Newberry Great Falls, SC 50 DL Summers, Derrick 6’1 260 08/18/84 Toledo Southfield, MI 17 WR Taylor, Collin 6’1 200 02/28/87 Indiana Carmel, IN 14 WR Thompkins, Brandon 5’10 185 10/09/87 Arkansas State West Palm Beach, FL 11 WR Vaughan, Antonio 5’9 175 01/18/88 Old Dominion Ahoskie, NC [Type here] 2016 GAME SUMMARIES 2016 GLADIATORS SCHEDULE RESULTS WK Date Opponent Time/Result 1 April 1 PHILADELPHIA L, 69-41 2 April 9 TAMPA BAY W, 41-29 3 April 11 LA KISS L, 42-47 4 April 23 at Philadelphia L, 67-50 5 April 29 ORLANDO L, 76-56 6 May 7 JACKSONVILLE W, 41-40 7 May 16 PORTLAND W, 55-48 8 May 23 at Tampa Bay W, 70-63 9 May 28 PHILADELPHIA W, 63-49 10 June 3 ARIZONA L, 77-62 11 June 11 at Orlando L, 59-56 12 June 18 at Portland W, 58-49 13 June 25 at Jacksonville W, 48-47 14 July 2 BYE WEEK 15 July 9 at Philadelphia L, 83-62 16 July 16 at Los Angeles L, 63-61 17 July 24 at Arizona L, 68-20 18 July 30 BYE WEEK 19 August 7 at Los Angeles W, 56-52* 20 August 13 at Arizona L, 82-41* NATIONAL CONFERENCE TEAM W L T % PF PA Arizona 13 3 0 .812 1068 766 Los Angeles 7 9 0 .438 736 748 CLEVELAND 7 9 0 .438 826 934 Portland 3 13 0 .188 670 932 COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS Cleveland Gladiators Pam Frasco Jeff Elston Office: 216-420-2213 Office: 216-420-2504 Cell: 216-310-6959 Cell: 216-410-7589 [email protected] [email protected] [Type here] 2016 GAME SUMMARIES Game 1 Philadelphia Soul 69, Cleveland Gladiators 41 In the first of four meetings between the two teams, the Philadelphia Soul cruised to a 69-41 opening night victory over the Cleveland Gladiators in front of 12,944 fans at Quicken Loans Arena. Philadelphia quarterback Dan Raudabaugh threw for 233 yards and seven touchdowns with wide receivers Darius Reynolds and Shaun Kauleinamoku hauling in three touchdowns apiece. Gladiators defensive back Joe Powell returned two interceptions for touchdowns in the loss. Philadelphia opened up the scoring as Raudabaugh found wide receivers Ryan McDaniel and Reynolds for two scores to put the Soul up 14-0 early in the first quarter. The Soul would then capitalize on a Gladiators turnover as Raudabaugh found Kauleinamoku for his first touchdown of the night, a five-yarder, as the visitors quickly built a 21-0 lead. The Gladiator offense would respond as Dieker would find wide receiver Dominick Goodman for a six-yard score to close the gap to 21-7 at the close of the first quarter.
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