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The '''Elmira Jackals''' are a professional [[minor league]] [[ice hockey]] team based in [[Elmira, New York|Elmira]], [[New York (U.S. state)|New York]]. The Jackals play in the Atlantic Division of the [[ECHL]]'s Eastern Conference. they were originally part of the [[United Hockey League]]. The Jackals play their home games at the [[First Arena]] in [[Elmira, New York]]
The '''Elmira Jackals''' are an [[ice hockey]] team that play in the [[ECHL]]. Their home games are played in [[First Arena]] in [[Elmira, New York]] (the smallest arena in the ECHL) and they refer to themselves as "the beasts of the east". Their mascot is named Blade, and they were originally part of the [[United Hockey League]].


==The UHL years==
==The UHL years==
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The Jackals were born as a member of the [[United Hockey League]] before the 2000–2001 season, as an affiliate of the [[National Hockey League]]'s [[Columbus Blue Jackets]]. Eventually, they severed ties with the Blue Jackets and became an independent operation for the rest of their years in the league. During their tenure in the UHL, their average attendance was 3,308 per game, which included 31 sellouts. The largest crowd was a standing-room-only of 4,126 on October 13, 2006.
The Jackals were born as a member of the [[United Hockey League]] before the 2000–2001 season, as an affiliate of the [[National Hockey League]]'s [[Columbus Blue Jackets]]. Eventually, they severed ties with the Blue Jackets and became an independent operation for the rest of their years in the league. During their tenure in the UHL, their average attendance was 3,308 per game, which included 31 sellouts. The largest crowd was a standing-room-only of 4,126 on October 13, 2006.


===United Hockey League===
===Playoff history===
====2000-2001 Season====
As the Elmira Jackals prepared for their first ever season in the fall of 2000, the biggest question had nothing to do with starting goalies, or first line combinations or even play off predictions. Rather, it was simply: Would their Home arena be ready in time? As workers raced to complete the then named Coach USA Center the Jackals spent their first 10 games of their inaugural season on the road. The Jackals returned to their unfinished arena in Elmira for their first ever home game on November 11, 2000. The Arena was "Ready enough" to welcome a crowed of 3,378 to cheer the Jackals to a 5-2 win in their first home game. Overall the Jackals finished that first season 32-33-9 for 2nd place in the Northeast division and a birth in the the UHL Playoffs. Elmira was named Franchise of the year for the UHL. The Jackals lost in the first round.


The team made a splash in their first season by immediately making the playoffs. Improving dramatically in the off-season, the Jackals won the Eastern Conference for the first time, in just their second season. They even got as far as playing the [[Muskegon Fury]] in the [[Colonial Cup (hockey)|Colonial Cup]] finals, but lost in a hard fought 6 game series. They returned to the playoffs in 2003, but didn't get the chance to play for The Cup again until the 2004 season when they again faced the Muskegon Fury. After being swept in the 2004 Colonial Cup series, they never returned to the playoffs in the UHL.
====2001-2002 Season====
After one year in the league Elmira Jackals head Coach Todd Broast changed his tactics dramatically and all his hard work paid off. The Jackals competed the season with a 45-21-8 record with 98 points for 1st in the East on the regular season. In just Elmira's second season of operation the team won the Eastern conference Championship, however they fell to the Muskegon Fury in the Colonial Cup finals 4 games to 2.


====2002-2003 Season====
===The final year===
Their final season in the league was especially disappointing. They hired a new head coach who had proven successful elsewhere and signed a few solid players, giving the team hope for a return to the playoffs. The season brought three head coaching changes, after the first one suffered a mini-stroke. There were also some injuries to key players. One of which, limited top ranked goalie '''Shawn Degagne''' to only 4 games.
After falling the Muskegon Fury in the finals the previous season, the Jackals did not back down. Todd Brost led the team to a 41-28-7 record and a 3rd place finish in the Eastern Conference. The Jackals clinched a UHL playoff birth for their third consecutive season but Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0.


Despite finishing in last place, there were some bright spots. Star forward '''Frank Littlejohn''' scored a franchise record 42 goals. The fans were very supportive of the team, averaging 3,427 per game during the season in an arena that only seats 4,000. Then on April 14, 2007, ownership announced they would be leaving the UHL for the North Division of the ECHL.<ref>[http://www.echl.com/cgi-bin/mpublic.cgi?action=show_news&cat=1&id=10749 ECHL&nbsp;– Premier 'AA' Hockey League<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
====2003-2004 Season====
The 03-04 season had its ups and downs and the Jackals finished with a 33-34-9 for only 75 points on the season, however it was good enough to grab a playoff spot for the 2004 UHL Playoffs. The Jackals cruised through the playoffs again meeting the Muskegon Fury in the Colonial Cup finals, but were swept in 4 game series.

====2004-2005 Season====
The Jackals would celebrate their 5th anniversary season in 04-05 but it would be a tough one for the Jackals. The Jackals coach Todd Brost was fired and replaced mid season after posting a 19-35-5. Brost was replaced by Philadelphia Flyers tough guy Dave Schultz. The Coaching changed did not go over as well as the owners had planned as the team posted a 5-16-0 record under Schultz. The Jackals competed the season with a 24-51-5 record for only 53 points and a last place position the the Eastern Division. The Jackals did not qualify for the first time in their 5 years in existence.

====2005-2006 Season====
After not making the playoffs in the previous season the Jackals named a new coach and Perry Florio was the man for the Job. Florio was not successful in bringing a winning record back to the Jackals posting a 27-42-7 for 61 points and missing out on the playoffs yet again. Florio was not very well liked by fans and was fired at the conclusion of the season. After being fired Florio filed a lawsuit against the team claiming breech of contract, it is unknown if he was successful with his lawsuit.

====2006-2007 Season====
Their final season in the league was especially disappointing. The Jackals hired a new General Manger Robbie Nichols and a new coach Kris Waltze who had proven successful elsewhere and signed a few solid players, giving the team hope for a return to the playoffs. Waltze posted a 13-13-0 record before being demoted to the assistant coach position and Robbie Nichols was named coach of the team. Nichols led the team to a 9-12-1 before he suffered a mini-stroke during an away game. Nichols was then replaced by Paul Gillis who finished out the season for the Jackals with a 8-20-0 record. The Jackals completed the season with 30-45-1 for 61 points and a 5th place finish in the eastern conference.The fans were very supportive of the team, averaging 3,427 per game during the season in an arena that only seats 4,000. The Jackals were the only team to remain on the East Coast in the league during the season, and were known as "The beasts of the East" On April 14, 2007, ownership announced they would be leaving the United Hockey League to play in the ECHL.

Later that month the United Hockey League ceased operations and all the teams became members of the International Hockey League.


==ECHL==
==ECHL==
The Elmira Jackals joined the [[ECHL]] in the summer of 2007 with a new logo and jerseys. They are a member of the North division.
The Jackals joined the ECHL in the summer of 2007, as an affiliate of the National Hockey League's Columbus Blue Jackets and American Hockey League's Syracuse Crunch. Eventually, they severed ties with the Blue Jackets and Crunch at the conclusion of the 2007-08 season. The Jackals became an affiliate of the National Hockey League's Ottawa Senators and American Hockey League's Binghamton Senators from 2008-present. From 2010-2012 The Jackals were also affiliated with the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks and American Hockey League's Syracuse Crunch. In 2011 The Danbury Whalers of the Federal Hockey League signed and affiliation agreement with the Jackals for the 2011-12 season. In 2012-13 The Jackals continued an affiliation with a Federal Hockey League Team The Williamsport Outlaws, before the Outlaws folded in January 2013. Today the Jackals still have a strong affiliation with the Ottawa (NHL) and Binghamton (AHL) Senators.

====2007-2008 Season====
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The Elmira Jackals joined the [[ECHL]] in the summer of 2007 with a new logo, jerseys and coach Steve Martinson. They are a member of the North division. Returning from a loss in [[Cincinnati Cyclones|Cincinnati]], the team bus was involved in crash on [[Interstate 90]] in [[Pennsylvania]] early in the morning of November 29, 2007. Several players sustained minor injuries. The Jackals suffered their worst loss in their first year. They lost to Johnstown 9–3. On March 9, 2008 after three seasons of being out of playoff contention in the United Hockey League, the Elmira Jackals qualified for the East Coast Hockey League playoffs.<ref>[http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/news?slug=ap-hockeyteam-crash&prov=ap&type=lgns Bus carrying New York minor league hockey team crashes on Pennsylvania highway&nbsp;– NHL&nbsp;– Yahoo! Sports<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> The Jackals completed the season with a 41-24-0-7 with 89 points to finish 2nd in the North Division. However, their success was short lived as they lost in round one of the playoffs to the Reading Royals 4 games to 2.

====2008-2009 Season====
During the 2008-2009 regular season, the Jackals went 39-26-2-5 for 85 points to finish 3rd in the North division on the season. The Jackals were able to clinch a birth but fell in round two to the Cincinati Cyclones 4 games to 0.

====2009-2010 Season====
During the 10th anniversary, 2009-2010 regular season, the Jackals finished with a 37-26-6-3 good for 83 points on the season to finish 1st in the East, and making the ECHL playoffs for the third straight season. The Jackals went on to fall in Round 1 to the Florida Everblades 4 games to 1.

====2010-2011 Season====
Head coach Steve Martinson, who had been with the franchise since its inaugural year in the ECHL, signed with the Chicago Express a new expansion team of the ECHL. He leaves Elmira with a 117-76-23 record. On August 23, 2010, the Jackals announced that Malcolm Cameron would succeed Martinson as head coach for the 2010-11 season. Cameron was replaced mid-season by former coach and General Manger Robbie Nichols. The Jackals finished the 2010–11 ECHL season with a 32-30-7-3 record with 74 points, for a 3rd place finish in the North division. The Jackals clinched their fourth consecutive ECHL playoff birth but fell in the first round to the Greenville Road Warriors 3 games to 1.

====2011-2012 Season====
The Jackals announced that Pat Bingham with be behind the bench for the 2011-12 season. The Jackals had several ups and downs through the 2011-12 season, on February 21, 2012 the Jackals season was threatened after the Arena owner failed to pay $136,234 in taxes for three years and being hit with a foreclosure order by Chemung County. The Jackals continued to play not knowing if/when they would be locked out by the County. Jackals and First Arena's General Manger Robbie Nichols and Assistant General Manger Don Lewis were fired in January 2012 and replaced by Matt Hufnagel. The operator of First Arena filed two lawsuits. One against Nichols and Lewis and the other against Chemung County, the County Executive, County Treasurer and Southern Tier Economic Development. This statement by the Ownwers Lawyers was released "The truth will come out. Fact of the matter is the money was here to pay the taxes. And the fact is Robbie Nichols told the Afrs it was paid." Afr, the Jackals and First Arena owner requested that the Legislature hold off their vote until June 30, 2012 to continue they foreclosure proceedings. On the ice the Jackals had a record breaking season, Bingham led the Jackals to a 45-22-5 record good for 95 points in the 2011-12 season and captured the Eastern Conference regular season title. The Jackals advanced to the ECHL Kelly Cup Playoffs for their 5th straight season falling in round 2 to the Florida Everblades 4 games to 1.


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Returning from a loss in [[Cincinnati Cyclones|Cincinnati]], the team bus was involved in crash on [[Interstate 90]] in [[Pennsylvania]] early in the morning of November 29, 2007. Several players sustained minor injuries. The Jackals suffered their worst loss in their first year. They lost to Johnstown 9–3. On March 9, 2008 after three seasons of being out of playoff contention in the United Hockey League, the Elmira Jackals qualified for the East Coast Hockey League playoffs.<ref>[http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/news?slug=ap-hockeyteam-crash&prov=ap&type=lgns Bus carrying New York minor league hockey team crashes on Pennsylvania highway&nbsp;– NHL&nbsp;– Yahoo! Sports<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>
====2012-2013 Season====
On May 30, 2012 The County entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Elmira Downtown Arena and Southern Tier Economic Development to allow Elmira Downtown Arena to continue operating the First Arena for the 2012-2013 Elmira Jackals hockey season. The Legislature ratified the agreement on July 9, 2012. On July 24, 2012 The County announced that First Arena will be sold to local businessman Tom Freeman, at the completion of the 2012-2013 Elmira Jackals hockey season. On September 8th, 2012 Jackals head coach Pat Bingham resigned with only one month until the season started. Bingham led the Jackals to a 45-22-5 record in the 2011-12 season and captured the Eastern Conference regular season title.<ref>{{Cite news |url=http://www.wetmtv.com/news/local/story/Elmira-Jackals-Coach-Resigns/MyglwiKMuESXlOl9f6vx_w.cspx |title=Elmira Jackals Coach Resigns |last=Sacco |first=Mario |date=8 September 2012 |accessdate=8 September 2012}}</ref> The Jackals were able to find a quick replacement by announcing Dwight Mullens as the teams new coach. The Jackals finished the regular season with a 40-25-3-4 record with 87 points on the season for a 2nd place finsih in the Atlantic Divison. The Jackals are currently in competition in the 2013 Kelly Cup Playoffs 1st round vs the Florida Everbaldes.


On September 8th, 2012 Jackals head coach Pat Bingham resigned with only one month until the season started. Bingham led the Jackals to a 45-22-5 record in the 2011-12 season and captured the Eastern Conference regular season title.<ref>{{Cite news |url=http://www.wetmtv.com/news/local/story/Elmira-Jackals-Coach-Resigns/MyglwiKMuESXlOl9f6vx_w.cspx |title=Elmira Jackals Coach Resigns |last=Sacco |first=Mario |date=8 September 2012 |accessdate=8 September 2012}}</ref>
It is still unknown if the Jackals will be evicted or will suspend operations at the conclusion of the teams run in the 2013 ECHL Kelly Cup Playoffs.


==Affiliates==
==Affiliates==
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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
|Season || W || L || OTL || SOL || Pts || GF || GA || PIM || Finish || Playoffs || Head Coach
|Season || W || L || OTL || SOL || Pts || GF || GA || PIM || Finish || Playoffs
|-
|-
| 2000–01 || 32 || 33 || || 9 || 73 || 260 || 289 || 2015 || 2nd, Northeast || Lost in 1st round || Todd Brost
| 2000–01 || 32 || 33 || || 9 || 73 || 260 || 289 || 2015 || 2nd, Northeast || Lost in 1st round
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
| 2001–02 || 45 || 21 || || 8 || 98 || 260 || 216 || 2523 || 1st, East || Lost in Finals 4 games to 2 || Todd Brost
| 2001–02 || 45 || 21 || || 8 || 98 || 260 || 216 || 2523 || 1st, East || Lost in Finals 4 games to 2
|-
|-
| 2002–03 || 41 || 28 || || 7 || 89 || 257 || 254 || 2250 || 3rd, Eastern || Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0 || Todd Brost
| 2002–03 || 41 || 28 || || 7 || 89 || 257 || 254 || 2250 || 3rd, Eastern || Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
| 2003–04 || 33 || 34 || || 9 || 75 || 238 || 256 || 1670 || 4th, Eastern || Lost in Finals 4 games to 0 || Todd Brost
| 2003–04 || 33 || 34 || || 9 || 75 || 238 || 256 || 1670 || 4th, Eastern || Lost in Finals 4 games to 0
|-
|-
| 2004–05 || 24 || 51 || || 5 || 53 || 224 || 310 || 1686 || 4th, Eastern || Did not qualify || Todd Brost*, Dave Schultz
| 2004–05 || 24 || 51 || || 5 || 53 || 224 || 310 || 1686 || 4th, Eastern || Did not qualify
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
| 2005–06 || 27 || 42 || || 7 || 61 || 231 || 300 || 1815 || 4th, Eastern || Did not qualify || Perry Florio
| 2005–06 || 27 || 42 || || 7 || 61 || 231 || 300 || 1815 || 4th, Eastern || Did not qualify
|-
|-
| 2006–07 || 30 || 45 || || 1 || 61 || 217 || 287 || 2087 || 5th, Eastern || Did not qualify || Kris Waltze*, Robbie Nichols*, Paul Gillis
| 2006–07 || 30 || 45 || || 1 || 61 || 217 || 287 || 2087 || 5th, Eastern || Did not qualify
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
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| 2007–08 || 41 || 24 || || 7 || 89 || 245 || 219 || 1840 || 2nd, North || Lost in 1st round 4 games to 2
|- align="center" style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
| UHL Totals || 232 || 254 || 0 || 46 || 510 || 1687 || 1912 || 14046 ||&nbsp;– ||&nbsp;– ||*=Replaced Mid-Season
|- style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
|Season || W || L || OTL || SOL || Pts || GF || GA || PIM || Finish || Playoffs || Head Coach
|-
|-
| 2007–08 || 41 || 24 || || 7 || 89 || 245 || 219 || 1840 || 2nd, North || Lost in 1st round 4 games to 2 || Steve Martinson
| 2008–09 || 39 || 26 || 2 || 5 || 85 || 235 || 232 || 1506 || 3rd, North || Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0
|-
⚫
| 2008–09 || 39 || 26 || 2 || 5 || 85 || 235 || 232 || 1506 || 3rd, North || Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0 || Steve Martinson
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
| 2009–10 || 37 || 26 || 6 || 3 || 83 || 275 || 231 || 1721 || 1st, East || Lost in 1st round 3 games to 2 || Steve Martinson
| 2009–10 || 37 || 26 || 6 || 3 || 83 || 275 || 231 || 1721 || 1st, East || Lost in 1st round 3 games to 2
|-
|-
| 2010–11 || 32 || 30 || 7 || 3 || 74 || 249 || 264 || 1541 || 3rd, North || Lost in 1st round 3 games to 1 || Malcolm Cameron*, Robbie Nichols
| 2010–11 || 32 || 30 || 7 || 3 || 74 || 249 || 264 || 1541 || 3rd, North || Lost in 1st round 3 games to 1
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
| 2011–12 || 45 || 22 || 2 || 3 || 95 || 228 || 204 || 1149 || 1st, Atlantic || Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 1 || Pat Bingham
| 2011–12 || 45 || 22 || 2 || 3 || 95 || 228 || 204 || 1149 || 1st, Atlantic || Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 1
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
| 2012–13 || 40 || 25 || 3 || 4 || 87 || 247 || 220 || 1210 || 2nd, Atlantic || TBD || Dwight Mullens
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- align="center" style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
|- align="center" style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
| ECHL Totals || 234 || 153 || 20 || 25 || 513 || 1479 || 1370 || 8967 ||&nbsp;– ||&nbsp;– ||*=Replaced Mid-Season
| Totals || 426 || 382 || 17 || 67 || 936 || 2919 || 3062 || 21803 ||&nbsp;– ||&nbsp;–
|- bgcolor="#eeeeee"
|- align="center" style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
| Combined Totals || 466 || 407 || 20 || 71 || 1023 || 3166 || 3282 || 23013 ||&nbsp;– ||&nbsp;– ||&nbsp;–
|}
|}

==Head coaches==
* 2000–2005: Todd Brost
* 2004–2005: Dave Schultz (mid-season replacement)
* 2005–2006: Perry Florio
* 2006–2007: Kris Waltze
* 2006–2007: Robbie Nichols (mid-season replacement)
* 2006–2007: Paul Gillis (2nd mid-season replacement)
* 2007–2010: Steve Martinson
* 2010–2011: Malcolm Cameron
* 2010–2011: Robbie Nichols (mid-season replacement)
* 2011–2012: Pat Bingham
* 2012-present: Dwight Mullens


==Current roster==
==Current roster==

Revision as of 04:23, 7 April 2013

Elmira Jackals
File:Newjackalslogo.png
CityElmira, New York
LeagueECHL
ConferenceEastern Conference
DivisionAtlantic Division
Founded2000
Home arenaFirst Arena
ColorsNavy blue, red, silver, white        
Owner(s)Mostafa Afr
General managerMatt Hufnagel
Head coachDwight Mullens
AffiliatesOttawa Senators (NHL)
Binghamton Senators (AHL)
Williamsport Outlaws (FHL)
Franchise history
2007–presentElmira Jackals (ECHL)
Championships
Regular season titles2001–02, 2011–12
Division titles2001–02, 2009–10, 2011–12
Conference titlesNone
Kelly CupsNone
Current season

The Elmira Jackals are an ice hockey team that play in the ECHL. Their home games are played in First Arena in Elmira, New York (the smallest arena in the ECHL) and they refer to themselves as "the beasts of the east". Their mascot is named Blade, and they were originally part of the United Hockey League.

The UHL years

Old Elmira Jackals logo

Logo when they were in the UHL

The Jackals were born as a member of the United Hockey League before the 2000–2001 season, as an affiliate of the National Hockey League's Columbus Blue Jackets. Eventually, they severed ties with the Blue Jackets and became an independent operation for the rest of their years in the league. During their tenure in the UHL, their average attendance was 3,308 per game, which included 31 sellouts. The largest crowd was a standing-room-only of 4,126 on October 13, 2006.

Playoff history

The team made a splash in their first season by immediately making the playoffs. Improving dramatically in the off-season, the Jackals won the Eastern Conference for the first time, in just their second season. They even got as far as playing the Muskegon Fury in the Colonial Cup finals, but lost in a hard fought 6 game series. They returned to the playoffs in 2003, but didn't get the chance to play for The Cup again until the 2004 season when they again faced the Muskegon Fury. After being swept in the 2004 Colonial Cup series, they never returned to the playoffs in the UHL.

The final year

Their final season in the league was especially disappointing. They hired a new head coach who had proven successful elsewhere and signed a few solid players, giving the team hope for a return to the playoffs. The season brought three head coaching changes, after the first one suffered a mini-stroke. There were also some injuries to key players. One of which, limited top ranked goalie Shawn Degagne to only 4 games.

Despite finishing in last place, there were some bright spots. Star forward Frank Littlejohn scored a franchise record 42 goals. The fans were very supportive of the team, averaging 3,427 per game during the season in an arena that only seats 4,000. Then on April 14, 2007, ownership announced they would be leaving the UHL for the North Division of the ECHL.[1]

ECHL

The Elmira Jackals joined the ECHL in the summer of 2007 with a new logo and jerseys. They are a member of the North division.

Returning from a loss in Cincinnati, the team bus was involved in crash on Interstate 90 in Pennsylvania early in the morning of November 29, 2007. Several players sustained minor injuries. The Jackals suffered their worst loss in their first year. They lost to Johnstown 9–3. On March 9, 2008 after three seasons of being out of playoff contention in the United Hockey League, the Elmira Jackals qualified for the East Coast Hockey League playoffs.[2]

On September 8th, 2012 Jackals head coach Pat Bingham resigned with only one month until the season started. Bingham led the Jackals to a 45-22-5 record in the 2011-12 season and captured the Eastern Conference regular season title.[3]

Affiliates

Season NHL AHL FHL
2000-01 Columbus Blue Jackets Syracuse Crunch none
2001-02 Columbus Blue Jackets Syracuse Crunch none
2002-03 Columbus Blue Jackets Syracuse Crunch none
2003-04 none none none
2004-05 none none none
2005-06 none none none
2006-07 none none none
2007-08 Columbus Blue Jackets Syracuse Crunch none
2008-09 Ottawa Senators Binghamton Senators none
2009-10 Ottawa Senators Binghamton Senators none
2010-11 Ottawa Senators, Anaheim Ducks Binghamton Senators, Syracuse Crunch none
2011-12 Ottawa Senators, Anaheim Ducks Binghamton Senators, Syracuse Crunch Danbury Whalers
2012-13 Ottawa Senators Binghamton Senators Williamsport Outlaws

Season-by-season record

The complete seasonal records throughout team history.

Season W L OTL SOL Pts GF GA PIM Finish Playoffs
2000–01 32 33 9 73 260 289 2015 2nd, Northeast Lost in 1st round
2001–02 45 21 8 98 260 216 2523 1st, East Lost in Finals 4 games to 2
2002–03 41 28 7 89 257 254 2250 3rd, Eastern Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0
2003–04 33 34 9 75 238 256 1670 4th, Eastern Lost in Finals 4 games to 0
2004–05 24 51 5 53 224 310 1686 4th, Eastern Did not qualify
2005–06 27 42 7 61 231 300 1815 4th, Eastern Did not qualify
2006–07 30 45 1 61 217 287 2087 5th, Eastern Did not qualify
2007–08 41 24 7 89 245 219 1840 2nd, North Lost in 1st round 4 games to 2
2008–09 39 26 2 5 85 235 232 1506 3rd, North Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 0
2009–10 37 26 6 3 83 275 231 1721 1st, East Lost in 1st round 3 games to 2
2010–11 32 30 7 3 74 249 264 1541 3rd, North Lost in 1st round 3 games to 1
2011–12 45 22 2 3 95 228 204 1149 1st, Atlantic Lost in 2nd round 4 games to 1
Totals 426 382 17 67 936 2919 3062 21803  –  –

Head coaches

  • 2000–2005: Todd Brost
  • 2004–2005: Dave Schultz (mid-season replacement)
  • 2005–2006: Perry Florio
  • 2006–2007: Kris Waltze
  • 2006–2007: Robbie Nichols (mid-season replacement)
  • 2006–2007: Paul Gillis (2nd mid-season replacement)
  • 2007–2010: Steve Martinson
  • 2010–2011: Malcolm Cameron
  • 2010–2011: Robbie Nichols (mid-season replacement)
  • 2011–2012: Pat Bingham
  • 2012-present: Dwight Mullens

Current roster

Template:Elmira Jackals roster

Staff
Title STAFF MEMBER
Head Coach Dwight Mullens
Athletic Trainer Jeff Andrews
Equipment Manager Jeremy Holloway

References

  1. ^ ECHL – Premier 'AA' Hockey League
  2. ^ Bus carrying New York minor league hockey team crashes on Pennsylvania highway – NHL – Yahoo! Sports
  3. ^ Sacco, Mario (8 September 2012). "Elmira Jackals Coach Resigns". Retrieved 8 September 2012.

External links

source: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Elmira_Jackals&diff=549101358&oldid=549101331

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