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2016 Cleveland Gladiators Team Roster- Alphabetical Cleveland Gladiators Staff Directory Ownership Majority Owner Dan Gilbert Minority Owner/Vice Chairman Nate Forbes Minority Owner/Vice Chairman Jeff Cohen Executives CEO, Cavaliers / Quicken Loans Arena Len Komoroski President Kerry Bubolz 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 Alan Mowrey Director of Ticket Sales and Service Matt Kalister Client Event & Member Benefits Manager Celena Zevnik Manager of Membership Activation Kim Scercy Membership Activation Representatives Ryan Caler Kristen Krasinskas Meagan McCarthy Business Development Specialist Andrew Pifer Manager, Youth Sports and Group Sales Dave Aitken Group Event Specialists Jessica Kelly Senior Premium Sales Executive Mike DeAngelo VP of Franchise Development (Lake Erie Monsters) Jeff Bowler Corporate Partnerships Director of Corporate Partnership Sales and Service Greg Prymicz Account Managers Mike Sedlak Mike Sansone Craig Frederick Corporate Sales Development Bruce Burge Corporate Partnership 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 Coordinator 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 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 2016 AFL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE Team W-L PF-PA PCT. Division Home Away Jacksonville 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Orlando 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Tampa Bay 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Philadelphia 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Team W-L PF-PA PCT. Division Home Away Arizona 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Cleveland 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Los Angeles 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Portland 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 Week One Schedule Friday, April 1st Orlando at Tampa Bay – 7:00 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland – 7:00 p.m. Arizona at Portland – 10:00 p.m. Saturday, March 28th Jacksonville at Los Angeles – 9:00 p.m. 2016 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS TEAM ROSTER- ALPHABETICAL # POS NAME HT WT DOB COLLEGE HOMETOWN 10 WR Beavers, Larry 5’11 180 10/07/85 Wesley Annapolis, MD 3 DB Boyle, Shaine 5’11 185 05/01/88 Faulkner Hahnville, LA 69 OL Brandel, D.J. 6’5 305 03/15/91 Chapman Villa Park, CA 96 WR Colling, Randy 6’5 325 11/06/92 Gannon Arcade, NY 5 QB Dieker, Chris 6'5 235 07/22/87 Southern Illinois Topeka, KS 16 WR Goodman, Dominick 6’1 210 02/01/87 Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45 DL Hardison, Matt 6'4 300 05/23/88 Delaware Freehold, NJ 22 DL/FB Keoshian, Collin 6’3 260 04/10/91 Illinois State Santa Clarita, CA -- DL Koroma, Abe 6’3 300 05/01/88 Western Illinois Hershey, PA 6 WR Lewis, Thyron 6'4 205 11/25/82 Howard Inglewood, CA 7 DB Little, Ray 6’0 185 03/09/83 Sacramento C.C. Vallejo, CA 74 OL Madsen, Joe 6’3 315 09/01/89 West Virginia Chardon, OH 44 OL Manley, Phillip-Keith 6’4 340 05/07/90 Toledo Hamilton, OH 2 QB/LB Nelson, Arvell 6’5 225 09/27/88 Texas Southern Cleveland, OH 21 DB Powell, Joe 6’2 205 02/25/94 Globe Tech Portsmouth, VA 9 DL Rose, Robert 6’5 275 12/24/87 Ohio State Cleveland, OH 4 DB Ross, Marvin 5’11 180 05/11/90 Florida A&M Jacksonville, FL 75 FB Schofield, Chad 6’4 315 12/19/87 Marshall Strongsville, OH 18 WR Sims, Quentin 6’3 205 07/11/90 Tennessee-Martin Cincinnati, OH 66 OL Somsel, Jesse 6’4 315 06/25/91 Saginaw Valley State Rockford, MI 1 DB Stephens, Brandon 5’11 210 12/04/87 Miami, OH Strongsville, OH 17 WR Taylor, Collin 6’1 195 02/28/87 Indiana Carmel, IN 19 K Trevino, Adrian 5’11 190 01/02/88 Missouri Valley Merced, CA 93 DL Young, Curtis 6’1 270 01/08/87 Cincinnati Cleveland, OH INACTIVE 8 DL Dunning, Isiah 6'3 285 05/09/92 Grand Valley State Ravenna, MI 72 OL Sterling, Aslam 6’4 315 08/20/92 Kansas Springfield Garden, WI 13 WR Wilson, Devin 6'2 205 10/13/90 Tennessee State Nashville, TN -- WR Holt, Josiah 5’9 170 07/10/92 Baldwin Wallace Elyria, OH -- DB Veal, Kenny 6’0 195 05/26/89 Toledo Cleveland, OH COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Steve Thonn – Head Coach Chris DIEKER (DEE-ker) Ron Selesky – Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator Chad SCHOFIELD (Sko-field) Mike Smith – Head Line Coach Steve THONN (TUNN) Dominic Jones – Defensive Backs Coach THYRON Lewis (THA-ron) Jeff Lambert-Shemo – Head Athletic Trainer Mike Buchanan – Head Equipment Manager Giovanni DiSiena – Assistant Equipment Manager Jordan Smith – Video Coordinator Brent Overholt – Football Operations Assistant 2016 CLEVELAND GLADIATORS TEAM ROSTER- NUMERICAL # POS NAME HT WT DOB COLLEGE HOMETOWN 1 DB Stephens, Brandon 5’11 210 12/04/87 Miami, OH Strongsville, OH 2 QB/LB Nelson, Arvell 6’5 225 09/27/88 Texas Southern Cleveland, OH 3 DB Boyle, Shaine 5’11 185 05/01/88 Faulkner Hahnville, LA 4 DB Ross, Marvin 5’11 180 05/11/90 Florida A&M Jacksonville, FL 5 QB Dieker, Chris 6'5 235 07/22/87 Southern Illinois Topeka, KS 6 WR Lewis, Thyron 6'4 205 11/25/82 Howard Inglewood, CA 7 DB Little, Ray 6’0 185 03/09/83 Sacramento C.C. Vallejo, CA 9 DL Rose, Robert 6’5 275 12/24/87 Ohio State Cleveland, OH 10 WR Beavers, Larry 5’11 180 10/07/85 Wesley Annapolis, MD 16 WR Goodman, Dominick 6’1 210 02/01/87 Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 17 WR Taylor, Collin 6’1 195 02/28/87 Indiana Carmel, IN 18 WR Sims, Quentin 6’3 205 07/11/90 Tennessee-Martin Cincinnati, OH 19 K Trevino, Adrian 5’11 190 01/02/88 Missouri Valley Merced, CA 21 DB Powell, Joe 6’2 205 02/25/94 Globe Tech Portsmouth, VA 22 DL/FB Keoshian, Collin 6’3 260 04/10/91 Illinois State Santa Clarita, CA 44 OL Manley, Phillip-Keith 6’4 340 05/07/90 Toledo Hamilton, OH 45 DL Hardison, Matt 6'4 300 05/23/88 Delaware Freehold, NJ 66 OL Somsel, Jesse 6’4 315 06/25/91 Saginaw Valley State Rockford, MI 69 OL Brandel, D.J. 6’5 305 03/15/91 Chapman Villa Park, CA 74 OL Madsen, Joe 6’3 315 09/01/89 West Virginia Chardon, OH 75 FB Schofield, Chad 6’4 315 12/19/87 Marshall Strongsville, OH 93 DL Young, Curtis 6’1 270 01/08/87 Cincinnati Cleveland, OH 96 WR Colling, Randy 6’5 325 11/06/92 Gannon Arcade, NY -- DL Koroma, Abe 6’3 300 05/01/88 Western Illinois Hershey, PA INACTIVE 8 DL Dunning, Isiah 6'3 285 05/09/92 Grand Valley State Ravenna, MI 13 WR Wilson, Devin 6'2 205 10/13/90 Tennessee State Nashville, TN 72 OL Sterling, Aslam 6’4 315 08/20/92 Kansas Springfield Garden, WI -- WR Holt, Josiah 5’9 170 07/10/92 Baldwin Wallace Elyria, OH -- DB Veal, Kenny 6’0 195 05/26/89 Toledo Cleveland, OH COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Steve Thonn – Head Coach Chris DIEKER (DEE-ker) Ron Selesky – Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator Chad SCHOFIELD (Sko-field) Mike Smith – Head Line Coach Steve THONN (TUNN) Dominic Jones – Defensive Backs Coach THYRON Lewis (THA-ron) Jeff Lambert-Shemo – Head Athletic Trainer Mike Buchanan – Head Equipment Manager Giovanni DiSiena – Assistant Equipment Manager Jordan Smith - Video Coordinator Brent Overholt – Football Operations Assistant 2015 GAME SUMMARIES 2015 GLADIATORS SCHEDULE RESULTS WK Date Opponent Time/Result 1 March 27 at Tampa Bay W, 60-44 2 April 4 at New Orleans W, 37-26 3 April 11 ARIZONA L, 49-41 4 April 18 at Philadelphia L, 63-48 5 April 24 TAMPA BAY W, 62-54 6 May 2 at Orlando W, 56-55 7 May 9 JACKSONVILLE L, 46-43 8 May 15 NEW ORLEANS W, 64-42 9 May 23 at San Jose L, 70-58 10 May 29 ORLANDO L, 63-42 11 June 7 at Las Vegas W, 63-44 12 June 12 at New Orleans W, 51-34 13 June 19 TAMPA BAY L, 52-48 14 June 27 at Jacksonville L, 74-41 15 July 4 BYE WEEK 16 July 11 at Philadelphia L, 72-56 17 July 18 ORLANDO L, 65-58 18 July 25 BYE WEEK 19 August 1 SPOKANE W, 59-42 20 August 8 PHILADELPHIA L, 48-33 21 August 15 at Philadelphia *L, 47-35 AMERICAN CONFERENCE EAST DIVISION TEAM W L T % PF PA Philadelphia 15 3 0 .833 1060 823 CLEVELAND 8 10 0 .444 953 959 New Orleans 3 14 1 .194 692 919 COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS Cleveland Gladiators Pam Frasco Tony Brown Office: 216-420-2213 Office: 216-420-2534 Cell: 216-310-6959 Cell: 216-630-8617 [email protected] [email protected] 2015 GAME SUMMARIES Game 1 Cleveland Gladiators 60, Tampa Bay Storm 44 QB Shane Austin threw for 221 yards and seven touchdowns and the defense forced four turnovers as the Cleveland Gladiators (1-0) opened the 2015 season with a 60-44 victory over the Tampa Bay Storm (0-1).
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