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Rochester Razorsharks History / Summary REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS Overall Record, Result, Home, Away, Neutral Overall Record, Home, Away, Result Rochester RazorSharks History / Summary REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS Overall record, result, home, away, neutral Overall record, home, away, result 2005-06 Hawkins Division 26-4 2nd place 16-2 10-2 4-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2006-07 North Division 24-6 2nd place 18-0 6-6 did not play 2007-08 Eastern Division 18-2 1st place 10-0 5-2 3-0 2-0 2-0 CHAMPIONS 2008-09 Eastern Division 17-3 1st place 9-1 8-2 3-1 2-1 1-0 CHAMPIONS 2009-10 PBL 16-4 2nd place 8-2 8-2 3-2 2-0 1-2 lost in finals 2010-11 PBL 12-8 3rd place 8-2 4-6 4-2 2-0 2-2 CHAMPIONS 2011-12 Eastern Division 17-2 1st place 8-2 9-0 2-2 1-1 1-1 lost in finals 2013 PBL 14-1 1st place 9-1 5-0 2-2 1-1 1-1 lost in finals 2014 Eastern Division 17-1 1st place 9-0 8-1 2-1 2-0 0-1 CHAMPIONS 2014-15 Eastern Division 15-0 1st place 9-0 6-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 CHAMPIONS 2016 Eastern Division 19-2 1st place 13-0 6-2 2-0 1-0 1-0 CHAMPIONS TOTALS 195-33 117-10 75-23 3-0 26-10 18-3 8-7 ‘Sharks played in the American Basketball Association for the 2005-06 & 2006-07 seasons ‘Sharks played in the Premier Basketball League for the 2007-08 through 2010-11 seasons ‘Sharks played in the Independent Basketball Association-Premier Basketball League for the 2011-12 and 2013 seasons ‘Sharks played in the Premier Basketball League for the 2014 season through present All-Time RazorSharks Record All-Time RazorSharks Record at Home 221-43 (.837) 135-13 (.912) [ current 19 game winning streak ] [ current 35 game winning streak ] All-Time PBL Record [ since 2007-08 ] 167-33 (.835) All-Time PBL Record [ since 2007-08 ] All-Time ABA Record: 54-10 (.844) at Home: 97-11 (.898) All-Time ABA Record at Home: 38-2 (.950) All-Time RazorSharks Record Away 83-30 (.735) All-TimeRazorSharks at Neutral Sites [ current 14 game winning streak ] 3-0 (1.000) All-Time PBL Record [ since 2007-08 ] Away: 67-22 (.753) [ current 3 game winning streak ] All-Time ABA Record Away: 16-8 (.667) All-Time PBL Record [ since 2007-08 ] at Neutral Sites: 3-0 (1.000) All Neutral Site games were played in the 2007-08 season at the Attack Center, Chicago, Illinois- March 3, 5… ‘Sharks have been awarded two forfeit wins: 3/17/08, Wilmington-Neutral site and 3/31/09-at Montreal 2005-06 REGULAR SEASON Game Leaderships 1. H 11-5-05 W 89-88 Buffalo AMERICAN BASKETBALL POINTS 2. H 11-12-05 W 103-99 Newark 3. a 11-13-05 W 120-102 Maryland ASSOCIATION 8 REAVES RED CONFERENCE 7 FRIEL 4. H 11-16-05 L 112-123 Strong Island Boone Division W-L PCT 6 CARRAWELL 5. H 11-19-05 W 101-79 Montreal San Jose 29-5 .853 6 STEWART 6. H 11-24-05 L 111-116 Niagara Bellingham 18-14 .563 1 BLANKS 7. a 11-26-05 W 94-83 S.Island Tacoma 10-6 .625 1 EDWARDS 8. a 12-8-05 W 107-86i NE Penn San Francisco 7-5 .583 1 SIMS 9. H 12-10-05 W 126-96 Maryland Fresno 2-20 .091 1 WALTON 10. H 12-17-05 W 103-92 Strong Island Bellevue 1-10 .091 REBOUNDS 11. a 12-18-05 L 116-1192ot Harlem Hawaii 0-0 .000 9 BROWN 12. H 12-21-05 W 114-65 Buffalo Haywood Division W-L PCT 9 REAVES 13. a 12-23-05 W 110-100 Buffalo Southern Cal 19-5 .792 7 CARRAWELL Beijing 19-13 .594 14. H 12-31-05 W 101-100 Harlem 3 COLEY 15. H 1-4-06 W 137-89 Boston Gallup 16-4 .800 2 SIMS Los Angeles 11-15 .423 2 STEWART 16. a 1-7-06 W 113-111 Maryland Tijuana 9-20 .310 1 EDWARDS 17. a 1-11-06 W 94-91 Buffalo Orange County 9- 22 .290 1 MARTZLOFF 18. H 1-14-06 W 135-82 Baltimore New Mexico 1 -10 .091 ASSISTS 19. a 1-20-06 W 90-89 Montreal Inglewood 0 -0 .000 19 SIMS 20. H 1-26-06 W 114-87 Buffalo WHITE CONFERENCE 4 BLANKS 21. a 1-28-06 W 138-106 Baltimore Lewis Division W-L PCT 3 BARNETT 22. H 2-5-06 W 94-87 Harlem Indiana 27-4 .871 3 CARRAWELL 23. a 2-17-06 W 117-98 Newark Pittsburgh 18-11 .621 1 STEWART 24. H 2-20-06 W 121-111 Maryland Toledo 16-13 .552 25. H 2-23-06 W 113-98 Indiana Detroit 6-17 .261 PLAYOFFS 26. a 2-25-06 W 111-86 Montreal Cleveland 5-6 .455 Game Leaderships Ohio 3-13 .150 27. H 2-26-06 W 127-93 Montreal POINTS 28. a 3-3-06 L 105-111 Harlem BLUE CONFERENCE 2 STEWART 29. H 3-5-06 W 115-72 Boston Hawkins Division W-L PCT 1 CARRAWELL 30. H 3-7-06 W 106-95 Buffalo Maryland 25-11 .694 1 JEFFERSON ‘SHARKS 26-4 .867 31. H 3-19-06 PO W 126-98 Newark REBOUNDS Buffalo 11-16 .407 32. H 3-22-06 PO W 104-85 Atlanta Baltimore 2-23 .080 2 CARRAWELL 1 COLEY 33. H 3-25-06 PO W 106-103 San Jose Barnes-Malone Div. W-L PCT 1 REAVES 34. H 3-26-06 PO W 117-114 South.California Florida 19-9 .679 1 SIMS Atlanta 15-7 .682 ‘SHARKS WIN ABA CHAMPIONSHIP Birmingham 6-13 .316 ASSISTS Charlotte 0-0 .000 3 SIMS ‘Sharks win final 17 games at home, after 3-2 start Brown Division W-L PCT 2 CARRAWELL ‘Sharks finish season 20-2 at home 1 STEWART Harlem 19-13 .594 ‘Sharks finish season 10-2 away Strong Island 16-14 .533 (INCLUDES TIES) ‘Sharks lose in double overtime, 12/18 at Harlem, still the longest Newark 14-16 .467 game played in club history Montreal 14-16 .467 REGULAR SEASON Boston 2-20 .091 ‘Sharks score 75 in loss at Quebec 12/16, still fewest team points & PLAYOFFS in history GAME HIGHS ’SHARKS AWARDS EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR POINTS 38 CARRAWELL REG. SEASON LEADERS PLAYOFF LEADERS OREST HRYWNAK Games- EDWARDS, STEWART Pts- STEWART 18.3 COACH OF THE YEAR REBOUNDS ALL 30 GAMES FG Pct- JEFFERSON .600 ROD BAKER 18 CARRAWELL Pts- REAVES 18.2 3 Pt Made- FRIEL,STEWART 8 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ASSISTS FG Pct- WALTON .551 FT Pct- REAVES 1.000 CHRIS CARRAWELL 12 SIMS 3 Pt Made- FRIEL 89 Assists- SIMS 6.0 PLAYOFF MVP FT Pct- FRIEL .817 Fouls- SIMS,REAVES 15 CHRIS CARRAWELL Assists- SIMS 6.1 Rebounds- CARRAWELL 10.0 Fouls- BROWN 107 Blocks- CARRAWELL 10 ALL-STAR Rebounds- REAVES 7.2 Steals- COLEY 9 CHRIS CARRAWELL Blocks- CARRAWELL 2.1 Steals- SIMS 39 HEAD COACH Rod Baker ASSISTANT COACH Lazarus Sims PLAYERS (18) Jamie Barnett Julian Blanks Troy Brown Chris Carrawell Eric Coley Caswell Cyrus James Edwards Keith Friel Alvin Jefferson Scott Martzloff Mike Moncrief Kevin Peters James Reaves Tony Scott Lazarus Sims Demond Stewart Eric Walton Jermaine Watson 2006-07 1. a 11-5-06 W 103-73 Baltimore AMERICAN BASKETBALL 2. a 11-11-06 W 111-102 Strong Island ASSOCIATION 3. H 11-16-06 W 108-93 Buffalo WHITE CONFERENCE 4. H 11-18-06 W 125-114 Maryland North Division W-L PCT 5. a 11-24-06 L 93-96 Buffalo Detroit 16-10 .615 6. H 11-29-06 W 127-101 Montreal Sauk Valley 13-14 .481 REGULAR SEASON 7. a 12-5-06 L 104-113 Detroit Twin City 6-19 .240 Game Leaderships 8. H 12-7-06 W 115-100 Detroit Central Division W-L PCT POINTS 9. H 12-9-06 W 109-90 Buffalo Quad City 22-7 .759 12 FRIEL 10. a 12-14-06 L 93-95ot Vermont Minnesota 21-8 .724 6 REAVES 11. a 12-16-06 L 75-85 Quebec City Peoria 15-15 .500 5 STEWART 12. a 12-20-06 W 107-102 Buffalo St. Louis 8-17 .320 4 EDWARDS 13. H 12-23-06 W 122-112 Maryland Aurora 0-1 .000 1 COLEY 14. H 12-28-06 W 92-88 Cape Cod South Division W-L PCT 1 MACKELL 15. H 12-31-06 W 119-93 Quebec City Arkansas 23-2 .920 1 SIMS 16. a 1-5-07 W 96-94 Buffalo Texas 21-5 .808 REBOUNDS Monterrey 12-12 .500 17. a 1-7-07 L 98-107 Detroit 10 REAVES Waco 7-17 .292 18. H 1-11-07 W 103-70 Newark 9 NICHOLS Houston 4-16 .200 19. H 1-13-07 W 113-100 Vermont 4 COLEY 20. H 1-15-07 W 120-100 Cape Cod BLUE CONFERENCE 2 SIMS North Division W-L PCT 1 BROWN 21. a 1-20-07 L 96-98 Detroit Vermont 27-5 .844 1 COOK 22. H 1-25-07 W 91-85 Strong Island ‘SHARKS 24-6 .800 1 FRIEL 23. H 2-4-07 W 102-82 Detroit Quebec City 17-11 .607 1 LITTLE 24.
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