2001 Philadelphia Wings season

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

2001 Philadelphia Wings
Champion's Cup Champions
LeagueNLL
Rank2nd
2001 record10-4
Home record6-1
Road record4-3
Goals for205
Goals against177
CoachTony Resch
CaptainDave Stilley
ArenaWachovia Center

Regular season

Conference standings

Reference: [1]

PTeamGPWLPCTGBHomeRoadGFGADiffGF/GPGA/GP

1Toronto Rock – xyz14113.7860.06–15–2168125+4312.008.93
2Philadelphia Wings – x14104.7141.06–14–3205177+2814.6412.64
3Rochester Knighthawks – x14104.7141.06–14–3198159+3914.1411.36
4Washington Power – x1495.6432.04–35–2226204+2216.1414.57
5Buffalo Bandits1486.5713.04–34–3248218+3017.7115.57
6New York Saints1468.4295.03–43–4179181-212.7912.93
7Albany Attack1459.3576.03–42–5152169-1710.8612.07
8Columbus Landsharks14311.2148.01–62–5134201-679.5714.36
9Ottawa Rebel14113.07110.00–71–6144220-7610.2915.71

x: Clinched playoff berth; c: Clinched playoff berth by crossing over to another division; y: Clinched division; z: Clinched best regular season record; GP: Games Played
W: Wins; L: Losses; GB: Games back; PCT: Win percentage; Home: Record at Home; Road: Record on the Road; GF: Goals scored; GA: Goals allowed
Differential: Difference between goals scored and allowed; GF/GP: Average number of goals scored per game; GA/GP: Average number of goals allowed per game

Game log

Reference:[2]

Game Date Opponent Location Score OT Attendance Record
1 December 30, 2000 @ Rochester Knighthawks Blue Cross Arena W 17–16 9,870 1–0
2 January 12, 2001 Ottawa Rebel Wachovia Center W 17–8 14,386 2–0
3 January 20, 2001 @ Buffalo Bandits HSBC Arena L 18–26 8,261 2–1
4 January 27, 2001 Albany Attack Wachovia Center W 18–9 15,392 3–1
5 February 3, 2001 Rochester Knighthawks Wachovia Center W 14–12 15,186 4–1
6 February 9, 2001 @ Toronto Rock Air Canada Centre L 11–17 15,497 4–2
7 February 10, 2001 @ New York Saints Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum W 13–12 5,791 5–2
8 February 24, 2001 Buffalo Bandits Wachovia Center W 17–12 16,566 6–2
9 March 10, 2001 Toronto Rock Wachovia Center L 7–11 13,485 6–3
10 March 17, 2001 New York Saints Wachovia Center W 14–10 14,421 7–3
11 March 31, 2001 Washington Power Wachovia Center W 14–13 16,779 8–3
12 April 1, 2001 @ Washington Power MCI Center L 19–20 8–4
13 April 7, 2001 @ Columbus Landsharks Nationwide Arena W 17–7 6,023 9–4
14 April 14, 2001 @ Albany Attack Pepsi Arena W 9–4 3,906 10–4

Playoffs

Tom Marechek on the 2001 Wings team, “I’d say the last world championship when the Wings won in 2001 in Toronto. We shocked the whole league winning as underdogs, but we were confident. We had a bunch of scrappy American defenders and a handful of Canadians. We went into Toronto with an attitude.

They won it the two years before that and we did not play tough against them. That year, 2001, we put it together and we gelled at the right time. That was definitely the biggest highlight in my 12-year career as a Wing.”

Game log

Reference:[3]

Game Date Opponent Location Score OT Attendance Record
Semifinals April 20, 2001 Rochester Knighthawks Wachovia Center W 12–11 10,259 1–0
Championship Game April 27, 2001 @ Toronto Rock Air Canada Centre W 9–8 19,409 2–0

Roster

Reference:[4]

No. Position Player
66 Fwd Bergey, Jake
PS Def Brzeski, Richard
41 Fwd Busza, Michael
PS Def Ceglia, Joe
13 Fwd Clark, Jason
98 Fwd D'Alonzo, Jesse
3 Goalie Dougherty, Brian
35 Goalie Eliuk, Dallas
11 Fwd Finneran, Kevin
19 Def Gagliardi, John
5 Def Hanford, Jamie
24 Def Jacobs, Peter
56 Fwd Jalbert, Jay
10 Def Kaiser, Kevin
No. Position Player
42 Fwd Marechek, Tom
9 Fwd Millon, Mark
51 Fwd Panos, Chris
4 Fwd Phair, Tom
55 Def Radebaugh, Dan
90 Fwd Ratcliffe, Jeff
17 Fwd Ryan, Tom
0 Goalie Sanderson, Chris
PS Fwd Schiller, Chris
37 Def Shirk, Jeff
#43 Defense Slate, Tom
77 Def Stilley, David
61 Fwd Traynor, Greg
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See also

References
  1. "National Lacrosse League - 2001 Regular Season - Standings". NLL.com. Retrieved May 3, 2012.
  2. "Philadelphia Wings - 2001 Regular Season - Game Schedule". NLL.com. Retrieved May 6, 2012.
  3. "Philadelphia Wings - 2001 Playoffs - Game Schedule". NLL.com.
  4. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2007-11-02. Retrieved 2008-08-14.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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