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词条 2001 Philadelphia Wings season
释义

  1. Regular season

     Conference standings  Game log 

  2. Playoffs

     Game log 

  3. Roster

  4. See also

  5. References

{{Infobox lacrosse team season
| Season = 2001
| Seasonlink = 2001 NLL season
| Team = Philadelphia Wings
| TeamLink = Philadelphia Wings (1987–2014)
| League = NLL
| Division =
| DivisionRank = 2nd
| Record = 10-4
| HomeRecord = 6-1
| RoadRecord = 4-3
| GoalsFor = 205
| GoalsAgainst = 177
| GeneralManager =
| Coach = Tony Resch
| Captain = Dave Stilley
| AltCaptain =
| Arena = Wachovia Center
| Attendance =
| GoalsLeader =
| AssistsLeader =
| PointsLeader =
| PIMLeader =
| LooseBallsLeader =
| WinsLeader =
| GAALeader =
| DivisionWin =
| Cup = Champion's Cup
| Champs = Yes
| PrevSeason_year = 2000 season
| PrevSeason_link = 2000 Philadelphia Wings season
| NextSeason_year = 2002 season
| NextSeason_link = 2002 Philadelphia Wings season
}}

The 2001 Philadelphia Wings season marked the team's fifteenth season of operation.

Regular season

Conference standings

{{2001 NLL standings|team=PHI}}

Game log

Reference:[1]

{{NLLGameLog
|arena=Wachovia Center
|arena_link=Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia)
|game1_date=12/30/2000
|game1_opp_link=Rochester Knighthawks
|game1_loc_link=Blue Cross Arena
|game1_road_game=1
|game1_team_score=17
|game1_opp_score=16
|game1_attendance=9870
|game2_date=1/12/2001
|game2_opp_link=Ottawa Rebel
|game2_team_score=17
|game2_opp_score=8
|game2_attendance=14386
|game3_date=1/20/2001
|game3_opp_link=Buffalo Bandits
|game3_loc=HSBC Arena
|game3_loc_link=First Niagara Center
|game3_road_game=1
|game3_team_score=18
|game3_opp_score=26
|game3_attendance=8261
|game4_date=1/27/2001
|game4_opp_link=Albany Attack
|game4_team_score=18
|game4_opp_score=9
|game4_attendance=15392
|game5_date=2/3/2001
|game5_opp_link=Rochester Knighthawks
|game5_team_score=14
|game5_opp_score=12
|game5_attendance=15186
|game6_date=2/9/2001
|game6_opp_link=Toronto Rock
|game6_loc_link=Air Canada Centre
|game6_road_game=1
|game6_team_score=11
|game6_opp_score=17
|game6_attendance=15497
|game7_date=2/10/2001
|game7_opp_link=New York Saints
|game7_loc_link=Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
|game7_road_game=1
|game7_team_score=13
|game7_opp_score=12
|game7_attendance=5791
|game8_date=2/24/2001
|game8_opp_link=Buffalo Bandits
|game8_team_score=17
|game8_opp_score=12
|game8_attendance=16566
|game9_date=3/10/2001
|game9_opp_link=Toronto Rock
|game9_team_score=7
|game9_opp_score=11
|game9_attendance=13485
|game10_date=3/17/2001
|game10_opp_link=New York Saints
|game10_team_score=14
|game10_opp_score=10
|game10_attendance=14421
|game11_date=3/31/2001
|game11_opp_link=Washington Power
|game11_team_score=14
|game11_opp_score=13
|game11_attendance=16779
|game12_date=4/1/2001
|game12_opp_link=Washington Power
|game12_loc=MCI Center
|game12_loc_link=Capital One Arena
|game12_road_game=1
|game12_team_score=19
|game12_opp_score=20
|game13_date=4/7/2001
|game13_opp_link=Columbus Landsharks
|game13_loc_link=Nationwide Arena
|game13_road_game=1
|game13_team_score=17
|game13_opp_score=7
|game13_attendance=6023
|game14_date=4/14/2001
|game14_opp_link=Albany Attack
|game14_loc=Pepsi Arena
|game14_loc_link=Times Union Center
|game14_road_game=1
|game14_team_score=9
|game14_opp_score=4
|game14_attendance=3906
}}

Playoffs

Game log

Reference:[2]

{{NLLGameLog
|arena=Wachovia Center
|arena_link=Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia)
|game1_num=Semifinals
|game1_date=4/20/2001
|game1_opp_link=Rochester Knighthawks
|game1_team_score=12
|game1_opp_score=11
|game1_attendance=10259
|game2_num=Championship Game
|game2_date=4/27/2001
|game2_opp_link=Toronto Rock
|game2_loc_link=Air Canada Centre
|game2_road_game=1
|game2_team_score=9
|game2_opp_score=8
|game2_attendance=19409
}}

Roster

Reference:[3]

{{Lacrosse player start}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 66| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Bergey, Jake}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = PS| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Brzeski, Richard}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 41| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Busza, Michael}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = PS| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Ceglia, Joe}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 13| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Clark, Jason}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 98| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=D'Alonzo, Jesse}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 3| pos=Goalie| nat=USA | name=Dougherty, Brian}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 35| pos=Goalie| nat=Canada | name=Eliuk, Dallas}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 11| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Finneran, Kevin}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 19| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Gagliardi, John}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 5| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Hanford, Jamie}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 24| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Jacobs, Peter}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 56| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Jalbert, Jay}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 10| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Kaiser, Kevin}}{{Lacrosse player mid}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 42| pos=Fwd| nat=Canada | name=Marechek, Tom}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 9| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Millon, Mark}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 51| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Panos, Chris}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 4| pos=Fwd| nat=Canada | name=Phair, Tom}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 55| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Radebaugh, Dan}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 90| pos=Fwd| nat=Canada | name=Ratcliffe, Jeff}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 17| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Ryan, Tom}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 0| pos=Goalie| nat=Canada | name=Sanderson, Chris}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = PS| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Schiller, Chris}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 37| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Shirk, Jeff}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = #43| pos=Defense| nat=USA | name=,Slate , Tom .}}Tom Slate bio

• 1992 Captain, All American Springfield High School 24-0 state championship team.

• National Lacrosse League - Philadelphia Wings defensive specialist – World Champions in 1998 and 2001

• Major League Lacrosse – Baltimore Bay hawk defenseman

• Major League Lacrosse – Assistant Coach Philadelphia Barrage – World Champions in 2006 & 2007 in doing so became the first team to win back to back world championships in MLL history.

• Major League Lacrosse – Head Coach San Francisco Dragons and right after became the Head Coach Denver Outlaws. Also, Assistant Coach Boston Cannons.

• 15 years of playing and coaching experience in Major League Lacrosse

• National Lacrosse League – Assistant Coach Philadelphia Wings

• Downingtown East Head Coach – 6 consecutive Chesmont League Championships

• 2007 State Championship boys lacrosse

• Became the first person in Pennsylvania history to win a state championship as a player and head coach.

• Current Episcopal Academy Coach

• Current Mesa Lacrosse Coach

• Current Penn Lax Box lacrosse coach for the 2023’s

{{Lacrosse player list | no = 77| pos=Def| nat=USA | name=Stilley, David}}{{Lacrosse player list | no = 61| pos=Fwd| nat=USA | name=Traynor, Greg}}{{Lacrosse player end}}

See also

  • Philadelphia Wings
  • 2001 NLL season

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nll.com/schedule/team_instance/128880?subseason=57547|title=Philadelphia Wings - 2001 Regular Season - Game Schedule|accessdate=May 6, 2012|work=NLL.com}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nll.com/schedule/team_instance/128880?subseason=57593|title=Philadelphia Wings - 2001 Playoffs - Game Schedule|work=NLL.com}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.wingszone.com/whistory/history.htm |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2008-08-14 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20071102134725/http://www.wingszone.com/whistory/history.htm |archivedate=2007-11-02 |df= }}
{{Philadelphia Wings seasons}}{{2001 NLL season by team}}

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