Sat, Dec 22 7:00PM San Diego Home B/R Live, Altitude TV. Sat, Jan 6 1:00PM Calgary Home B/R Live, Altitude TV

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2 - SCHEDULE Date Time Opponent Home/Away TV Info Sat, Dec :PM San Diego Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Sat, Jan :PM Calgary Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Sat, Jan :PM Toronto Home B/R Live Sat, Jan :PM Calgary Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Sat, Jan :PM Vancouver Away B/R Live Sat, Feb :PM Buffalo Away B/R Live Sat, Feb :PM Philadelphia Away B/R Live Sat, Feb :PM Georgia Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Fri, Feb :PM Saskatchewan Away B/R Live Sun, Mar :AM New England Away B/R Live Sat, Mar :PM San Diego Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Sat, Mar :PM Calgary Away B/R Live Fri, Mar :PM Vancouver Away B/R Live Sat, Mar :PM Vancouver Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Sat, Apr :PM Saskatchewan Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Sat, Apr :PM Rochester Home B/R Live, Altitude TV Fri, Apr :PM San Diego Away B/R Live Sat, Apr. :PM Saskatchewan Away B/R Live All Times Mountain. Dates, times and broadcast schedules subject to change without notice. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

3 GAME NIGHT THEMES GAME DEC. TEDDY BEAR TOSS GAME JAN. CELEBRATE THE GAME GAME JAN. S ROCK NIGHT PRESENTED BY KOOL GAME JAN. KIDS DAY OUT GAME FEB. INDOOR BEACH PARTY GAME MAR. COLORADO NIGHT GAME MAR. MILITARY APPRECIATION GAME APR. LACROSSE OUT CANCER GAME APR. FAN APPRECIATION Last season, the Mammoth got into the holiday spirit by gathering, teddy bears for Colorado kids in need. This year, the team hopes to break that record during the second annual Teddy Bear Toss! After the Mammoth s first goal in the second quarter, fans will throw teddy bears onto the turf. Bears thrown will be gathered and donated to A Precious Child, just in time for the holidays. Since making their debut in, the Mammoth have been at the center of the lacrosse boom in Colorado. We will celebrate the growth of lacrosse in the Centennial State at the team s inaugural Celebrate the Game day as the Mammoth honor youth lacrosse champions, bring back alumni to meet with the Mammoth faithful, offer ways for fans to try out the sport and more! The Mammoth are back in black! Partnering with KOOL, the Mammoth will turn back the clock to the greatest decade of all-time, celebrating the s with the radio station s favorite hits, a live cover band and other bits of nostalgia that will have fans remembering the era of AC/DC, Metallica and more. They don t stay young forever, so treat the kids and the youthful at heart to an exciting afternoon at the Loud House. This rare Sunday matinee will be filled with kid-themed fun, as the Mammoth turn game entertainment over to their youngest fans. Kids will be on the mic during pregame introductions, in the TV booth for the game broadcast, participating in every contest and more. The forecast may be wintry, but that won t stop the Mammoth and their fans from catching Spring Fever! The team will heat up the Loud House by bringing the tropics to Pepsi Center. Fans are encouraged to break out their Hawaiian shirts, board shorts and flip-flops for the ultimate indoor beach party. The Mammoth are hosting a celebration of the best state in the nation! Whether you re a native or you just got here, if you love the Centennial State, this is the perfect time to catch a lacrosse game at Pepsi Center. The Mammoth will don Colorado-themed jerseys, name the biggest media member in town, honor the area s unsung heroes, celebrate the state s history and more. The Mammoth are proud to be part of Kroenke Sports and Entertainment s annual Military Appreciation series, which will honor all service members and veterans. Every branch of the armed forces will be represented as the team celebrates those who have served in the past and those who are nobly swearing in to help provide and protect our freedoms. The Mammoth and Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children are fighting cancer together through the team s th annual Lacrosse Out Cancer night. During a special halftime show, the Mammoth will look back at the last decade of Lacrosse Out Cancer, honoring the children and families they have met along the way, and rallying with those who are fighting back against this dreaded disease. The Mammoth s - regular-season finale is all about the best fans in the National Lacrosse League! The team will celebrate the season with surprises, giveaways and more, all for the fans who have helped make the Loud House one of the best venues in all of sports. From start to finish, this game will be a party that every Mammoth fan will want to attend. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

4 MAMMOTH DIRECTORY COLORADO MAMMOTH Pepsi Center Chopper Circle Denver, CO.. facebook.com/coloradomammoth instagram.com/coloradomammoth EXECUTIVE STAFF Owner... E. Stanley Kroenke Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, KSE, Governor, Colorado Mammoth... Matt Hutchings Interim General Manager and Head Coach... Pat Coyle FRONT OFFICE STAFF Director of Business Operations... James Merilatt Team Operations Manager... Adam Boettger Youth Lacrosse Development Manager... Brad Self Operations Coordinator... Cody Moll Public Relations Coordinator... Elise Matson Marketing Coordinator... Ryan Ireland COACHING STAFF Interim General Manager and Head Coach... Pat Coyle Offensive Coordinator... Shawn Williams Defensive Coordinator... Andrew McBride Head of Sports Performance... Joel Raether Video Coach...Jordan Hendry Eastern Scout... Mat Giles Alberta Scout... Jordan Cornfield NCAA Scout...Jason Levesque MEDICAL STAFF Athletic Trainer... Scott Long Team Doctor... Dr. Michelle Wolcott Team Dentist... Dr. Eric Rysner Team Chiropractor... Dr. Jess Baldwin Massage Therapist... Anne Denton Massage Therapist... Leah Benge INFORMATION Team Colors: Burgundy, Black, Silver and White Founded: (Relocated from Washington D.C. in ) Home Turf: Pepsi Center / Practice Facility: Foothills Fieldhouse Broadcast Outlet: B/R Live, Altitude Sports & Entertainment Network - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

5 OWNER E. STANLEY KROENKE Owner Mr. E. Stanley Kroenke became owner of the Colorado Mammoth on July,. Under Denver-based Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, the Mammoth have become the model franchise in the National Lacrosse League. The team has qualified for the playoffs in of its seasons, won the NLL Champion s Cup (), and hosted two NLL All-Star Games (, ). Since, Kroenke has overseen six NLL Executive Award winners since, including KSE Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer and Mammoth Governor, Matt Hutchings, whom the NLL named Executive of the Year in. The NLL has also granted four Mammoth players with five league awards since. Most recently, the NLL named Mammoth Assistant Captain Joey Cupido Transition Player of the Year. The Colorado Avalanche, under Kroenke s leadership, won a Stanley Cup (), captured four division championships (-, -), won the Presidents Trophy () and hosted the NHL All-Star Game (). Kroenke, in the summer of, oversaw the elevation of Josh Kroenke to the Avalanche s President. Under Kroenke s direct ownership, the Denver Nuggets were one of only two NBA teams to make the playoffs in all seasons from through, including a run to the Western Conference Finals. The Nuggets hosted the NBA AllStar Game in. Kroenke Sports & Entertainment also owns Major League Soccer s Colorado Rapids. In and the Rapids hosted the MLS All-Star Game, and in they won the MLS Cup Championship. In, they played in their conference championship. In June, Kroenke became the majority shareholder of Arsenal FC, the storied English Premier League football club. The St. Louis Rams (now the Los Angeles Rams) won the Super Bowl in while Mr. Kroenke was a co-owner; he became the team s principal owner in August. Overall, the Avalanche, Nuggets, Rapids and Mammoth have made playoff appearances, won three league championships and hosted six All-Star Games since -. Arsenal won the, and FA Cup and qualified for the Champions League in consecutive seasons from - to -, the second longest run ever. Off the turf, one of Kroenke s priorities has been the Colorado community. In Denver and throughout the Centennial State, the Mammoth continue to be are a strong advocate of youth lacrosse and work to grow the sport state-wide by hosting camps, clinics and tournaments. Nearly $ million in contributions have been made to Colorado charities through Kroenke Sports Charities and the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets Community Funds. Additionally, the Kroenke family donated $ million to the Red Cross organization following the hurricanes that devastated the coastal regions of the country in August. In addition to his success as a team owner, Kroenke has been a pioneer in television programming. In September, Kroenke launched Altitude Sports & Entertainment, a -hour regional television network that is the broadcast home for the Avalanche, Nuggets, Mammoth and Rapids. Altitude also airs professional, collegiate and high school sporting events throughout the Rocky Mountain region. KSE expanded its media position in with the acquisition of Outdoor Channel and in with the acquisition of Sportsman Channel. KSE also owns World Fishing Network. KSE Radio owns three Denver FM radio stations, KIMN-FM (Mix.), KXKL-FM (Kool ), and KKSE-FM (Altitude Sports Radio.), the radio broadcast home of the Avalanche, Nuggets, Mammoth and Rapids). KSE Radio also owns one Denver AM station, KKSE (Altitude Sports Radio AM). Pepsi Center, a KSE-owned facility and the largest indoor arena, event center and concert venue in Colorado, is the home arena for the Avalanche, Nuggets and Mammoth. On April,, KSE opened Dick s Sporting Goods Park, one of the largest soccer-specific complexes in the world. The state-of-the-art sports facility sits on more than acres in Commerce City, Colorado, and holds, fans for field sports and up to, for concerts. KSE also owns the Paramount Theatre, a historic landmark in downtown Denver, and through Peak Entertainment, LLC, a joint venture between KSE and AEG Live Rocky Mountains, co-manages STBANK Center in Broomfield, CO, a multi-use arena accommodating up to, people for a variety of events. Pepsi Center, Dick s Sporting Goods Park, the Paramount Theatre and STBANK Center are home to more than events annually, including world renowned acts such as Garth Brooks, U, Madonna, Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, Chris Stapleton, Aerosmith and Bruce Springsteen. Kroenke s enthusiasm and vision ensure that Denver will continue to be the top entertainment destination in the Rocky Mountain region for generations to come. Local media outlets have consistently named Kroenke one of the most significant people in the Denver arts and entertainment community, saying no other person entertains more people more often. Kroenke is chairman and owner of The Kroenke Group, a private real estate investment and development company with properties located throughout the United States and Canada. Over the past four decades, he has built a reputation as one of the nation s leading real estate developers. A member of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, Kroenke holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Missouri. In addition to their son Josh, who is also President and Governor of the Nuggets and Vice Chairman of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, Stan and his wife, Ann, have a daughter, Whitney, an award-winning documentary film producer. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

6 GOVERNOR MATT HUTCHINGS Executive Vice President & Chief Operation Officer Matt Hutchings became Chief Operating Officer and EVP of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment in October of. Reporting to the President and CEO, Hutchings supports all KSE business and venue operations. KSE owns and operates the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Colorado Rapids, and Colorado Mammoth professional sports teams, the Pepsi Center, DICK S Sporting Goods Park, and Paramount Theatre sports and entertainment venues as well as various additional affiliated and related businesses. In addition to his role as COO of KSE, Hutchings is the President and CEO of KSE Media Ventures. This portfolio includes, Altitude Sports & Entertainment regional television network, four Denver based radio stations, Mix FM, Kool FM, Altitude.FM and Altitude AM, the Outdoor Sportsman Group which is comprised of three national television networks, The Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel and World Fishing Network, outdoor industry leading publications as well as My Outdoor TV and Major League Fishing, a partnership with Professional Bass Anglers. Additional businesses under the media group include Skycam and Cablecam, which are the world s leading aerial camera technologies, Winnercom Productions and KSE Network Operations Center. In, Hutchings joined Kroenke Sports as Chief Operating Officer and EVP of Altitude Sports & Entertainment, being promoted to President and CEO of Altitude in. In he was appointed President and GM by Comcast / NBC Sports to launch their new sports network, Comcast Sportsnet - Houston, under a partnership with the Houston Rockets and Houston Astros baseball team. In, Hutchings rejoined Kroenke Sports. From, Hutchings was President and CEO of HMG International, a global creative services and advertising firm. Prior to his role with HMGI, Hutchings spent six years overseas with stints in both Hong Kong and Rome, Italy, as an original team member launching and operating both STAR TV in Asia, and Orbit Satellite Television and Radio, throughout the Media East and Northern Africa. Beginning his media and sports career in while working his way through college at CBS affiliate, KBTX, Hutchings then joined one of the U.S. s first regional sports networks, Home Sports Entertainment and the Prime Sports group of networks (today known as Fox Sports regional sports networks ). Matt currently serves on the boards of Arsenal Broadband Limited in London, NBA Board of Governors for the Denver Nuggets, MLS Board Governors for the Colorado Rapids, and NLL Board of Governors for Colorado Mammoth. Hutchings has spent over years involved in youth sports and activities, as both coach and board member. Hutchings is currently on the boards for both the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame and the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. He is also an award-winning Producer and Director. From to, Hutchings traveled to Iraq four times and Afghanistan once to embed with and produce documentaries on deployed elements of the National Guard and United States Army. The DOD also enlisted Hutchings to train over Iraqi journalists during one of his trips. Hutchings graduated from Texas A&M and attended graduate school at the University of Houston. He is married to his high school sweetheart, and they have successfully raised four children. His oldest son is currently serving proudly in the United States Army. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

7 KSE EXECUTIVE STAFF MEMORIES ARE PLAYED HERE. Kroenke Sports & Entertainment is committed to providing world class sports and entertainment for both live and broadcast audiences. We will welcome fans into our venues as family, providing respect and care from the purchase of a ticket, to the drive home. We will celebrate the best in sport and entertainment by recognizing the diversity and human spirit around us, and by working within our community to improve the lives of all those within the community. We will strive to perform this mission within a viable and self-sustaining business model. JIM MARTIN PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER DECLAN BOLGER SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING & CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER MATT HUTCHINGS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER DAVID BURKE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF TICKETING OFFICER BRUCE GLAZER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER KEN MILLER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER/EXECUTIVE OFFICER, ALTITUDE SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT TOMAGO COLLINS VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS STEPHEN STIENEKER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL COUNSEL BRENDA EGGER SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, RADIO BEN BOYLAN EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT PARTNERSHIP MARKETING & MEDIA SALES BILLI CAPRA VICE PRESIDENT, BROADCAST SERVICES DEB DOWLING-CANINO VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY RELATIONS & FAN DEVELOPMENT - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

8 EXECUTIVE/COACH PAT COYLE Interim General Manager and Head Coach Pat Coyle enters his first season as the Mammoth s interim general manager, accepting the appointment in December, and his second full season as the team s head coach. This season also marks Coyle s sixth season overall as a Mammoth coach after being named interim coach with Chris Gill and Dan Stroup on March,. Under his supervision, the Mammoth were the second-seed in the West Division in and qualified for their eighth straight playoff appearance - the longest active playoff streak in the National Lacrosse League. In, the Mammoth were the least-penalized team in the NLL a season ago (. PIM per game), had the best penalty killing record in the NLL (.%) and allowed the second-fewest goals against in the NLL ( goals against per game). The Mammoth also had the best record (-) outside their division of any NLL team. Colorado has earned the number-two seed in the West Division in three of Coyle s five full seasons, and has earned home playoff games in four of his five seasons. In, Pat Coyle was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame. In, Coyle became the first defenseman in league history to win induction into the NLL Hall of Fame. A Mammoth player from -, he was named to the Mammoth s AllDecade Team in. Coyle was the NLL Defensive Player of the Year in the inaugural season of the award. A five-time champion in his -year playing career, Coyle hoisted the Champion s Cup four times with the Toronto Rock (,,, ) and once with the Mammoth (). - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

9 COACHING STAFF SHAWN WILLIAMS Offensive Coordinator Shawn Williams begins his first season with the Mammoth s coaching staff, having retired from a legendary NLL career in. Williams made his NLL scouting and coaching debut with the Buffalo Bandits in. Williams also played Major Series Lacrosse, winning numerous MSL scoring titles and League MVP awards, and winning the coveted Mann Cup with the Brooklin Redmen in and the Brampton Excelsiors in. In his -year NLL career, Williams took the turf in Buffalo, Edmonton, Toronto, Ontario and played his longest stint in Rochester. Williams won two NLL Champion s Cups, the first with Toronto in and the second with the Knighthawks in. A five-time MVP, and four-time Baggataway Cup champion, Williams played CUFLA lacrosse for Brock University and was inducted into the Badgers Hall of Fame on June,. While at Brock, Williams earned a bachelor s degree in Physical Education, Williams went on to coach for the Badgers, winning two Baggataway Cup wins while behind the BU bench. Williams is a six-time All-Star and received the NLL Sportsmanship Award. In games, the former NLL Ironman became a league record-holder, now sitting at fourth in games played (), seventh in points (,), eighth in goals (), and sixth in assists () in NLL history. Playing on the world stage, Williams won one FIL World Championships () and two silvers ( and ) as well as two FIL World Indoor Championships (, ) with Team Canada. A native of Scarborough, ON, Williams, a high school teacher, now resides in Oshawa with his wife, Tamara, and their children, Dyson, Dylana, and Tucker. The Williams son, Tucker, continues to live in their hearts and memories since Burkitt s Lymphoma (a rare form of cancer) stole him in. In his honor, Tucker Out Lymphoma Night was started by the Buffalo Bandits who hosted the event for the fifth year in April. ANDREW McBRIDE Defensive Coordinator Andrew McBride joins the Mammoth coaching staff for his first season, having concluded his -year NLL career in. Already the head coach for the Okotoks Raiders Jr. A lacrosse team, the NLL season will be McBride s professional box lacrosse coaching debut. The former Roughnecks defenseman spent his entire career in Calgary, leading the Riggers as captain for five seasons. Twice an NLL champion (, ) and twice an NLL All-Star (, ), McBride amassed career points ( goals, assists) and career loose balls in regular season games; he also holds the franchise record for regular-season games played. On the international level, McBride competed for the Irish National Team in the FIL World Lacrosse Championships, making it to the quarterfinals. A Ladner, B.C., native, McBride won the President s Cup with the Ladner Pioneers in. McBride now resides in Calgary, A.B., with his wife, Pam and his daughters, Maddy and Eloise. McBride attended the University of Calgary where he earned a bachelor s degree in communications. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

10 COACHING STAFF JOEL RAETHER Head of Sports Performance Joel Raether has been with the Mammoth organization since, working with the players to improve conditioning, nutrition and on-field performance. An integral part of the team, in, Raether received the Mammoth s President s Award: the team s highest honor recognizing the highest standard of excellence. Raether also serves as the Director of Sport Performance at Authentic Performance Center in Denver, Colorado. He served as the Education Programs Coordinator for the National Strength and Conditioning Association from -. Having coached and trained athletes of all levels, Raether s coaching career includes stints as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the University of Denver from - and the University of Nebraska Kearney from -. Raether earned his bachelor s and master s degree in exercise science from the University of Nebraska Kearney and is a certified strength and conditioning specialist with distinction (CSCS*D) by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Raether has co-authored books and has published numerous peer reviewed articles and popular literature contributions, as well as training DVDs. He is a highly sought-after presenter who has presented nationally and internationally on sports performance. Raether is also the co-founder of Performance Sandbag Training Systems (PST). - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E

11 BUILDING THE -MAN ACTIVE ROSTER Tim Edwards... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Josh Sullivan... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Ryan Benesch... Acquired from Buffalo Bandits via trade prior to the season Brent Adams... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Taylor Stuart... Selected th overall (fourth round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Ryan Lee... Selected th overall (third round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Chris Wardle... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Robert Hope... Selected seventh overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Jacob Ruest... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Jordan Gilles... Selected nd overall (sixth round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Brad Self... Acquired from the Buffalo Bandits via trade during the season Scott Carnegie... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Stephen Keogh... Acquired from the Rochester Knighthawks via trade during the season Jeremy Noble... Acquired from Rochester Knighthawks via trade during the season Dan Coates... Selected eighth overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Steve Fryer... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Dillon Ward... Selected third overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Eli McLaughlin... Drafted fourth overall (first round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Joey Cupido... Selected th overall (fifth round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft John Lintz... Signed as a free agent prior to the season Julian Garritano... Selected th overall (third round) by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft Entry Draft: / Trade: / Free Agent: - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

12 MAMMOTH PLAYERS TIM EDWARDS DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: October, Shoots: Right Hometown: Jamesville, NY College/Club: Canisius College Year with the Mammoth: nd Acquired by Colorado as a free agent on November, Selected by Buffalo in the fourth round (th overall) in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Named to the US Lacrosse roster for the Heritage Cup. Named MAAC Rookie of the Year, all-maac Second Team, and two-time all-maac First Team. (Colorado): Tallied the fifth best faceoff percentage in the league (.) in Started in every game () for the first time in his career, scoring a career-high of three goals and tallying six points total ( goals, assists) (Buffalo): appeared in games during his rookie season Had the best faceoff percentage on the team (.) among players who took more than three faceoffs Midfielder at Canisius College, leading the Golden Griffins in points, assists, ground balls and faceoff percentage in and. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL BUF Career Totals POSTSEASON COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG TO CTO A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG.... FO FO - -

13 MAMMOTH PLAYERS JOSH SULLIVAN DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: May, Shoots: Right Hometown: Red Deer, AB College/Club: St. Albert Miners Year with the Mammoth: th Acquired by Colorado as a free agent on September,. CAREER (Colorado): Forced a career-high of caused turnovers in Appeared in every game () for the first time in his career (Colorado): Scored three points ( assists) in games played (Colorado): Scored a career-high of two goals and, adding three assists, tallied a career-high of six points in games in his rookie season. FAST FACTS Fan Choice Award recipient. WLA Seventh Man Award recipient. Has played five seasons with the St. Albert Sr. B Miners. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG TO CTO A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO LB S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO FO

14 MAMMOTH PLAYERS RYAN BENESCH FORWARD Height: '" Weight: Born: January, Shoots: Left Hometown: Kitchener, ON College/Club: Kitchener-Waterloo Braves Year with the Mammoth: nd round (st overall) by San Jose in the NLL Entry Draft; was traded to Toronto. CAREER FAST FACTS John Grant, Jr. Award recipient as the Mammoth s Offensive Player of the Year. Won a gold medal representing Canada at the World Indoor Lacrosse Championships in Onondaga. Named to NLL All-Rookie team winning Rookie of the Year. TRANSACTIONS Acquired via trade by Colorado from Buffalo in August Acquired via trade by Buffalo from Minnesota in Acquired via trade by Minnesota from Edmonton in Acquired via trade by Edmonton from San Jose in Selected in the st (Colorado): Led the Mammoth and came fifth in the League with points ( goals, assists) th regular-season career assist recorded on Feb. th career point recorded on Mar. (Buffalo): Third-highest shooting percentage (.) among NLL players with over shots (Buffalo): Second in regular-season team points () and post-season points () scored (Buffalo): Led the NLL with goals and led Buffalo with a career-high of points (career-high goals, career-high assists); the third-most points in the NLL (Buffalo): Led Buffalo in points () (Minnesota): Led Minnesota in goals () (Minnesota): Led Minnesota in goals () (Minnesota): Led the NLL with points ( goals, assists) (Minnesota): With points, third in points for Minnesota ( goals assists) (Edmonton): With points, fourth in points ( goals, assists) for Edmonton (Toronto): Tied for third in Toronto with points ( goals, assists) (Toronto): Led the team in post-season goals (), scoring the second-most goals in the regular-season (). NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON G A COL BUF BUF BUF BUF MIN MIN MIN MIN EDM MIN TOR TOR TOR Career Totals POSTSEASON COL BUF BUF BUF MIN MIN MIN MIN TOR Career Totals G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB TO CTO LB TO CTO S S SPCT SOG SPCT SOG FO FO

15 MAMMOTH PLAYERS BRENT ADAMS DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: October, Shoots: Right Hometown: Norwalk, CT College/Club: Fairfield University Year with the Mammoth: nd Acquired by Colorado as a free agent on September,. CAREER (Colorado): Missed the entire season with an injury (Colorado): Scoring points ( goals, assists) in games played with the Mammoth, Adams scored the second-most points among Mammoth defensemen. FAST FACTS Earned all-conference honors in multiple seasons while playing NCAA lacrosse at Fairfield University. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG TO CTO A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO LB S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO - - FO - -

16 MAMMOTH PLAYERS TAYLOR STUART DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: August, Shoots: Left Hometown: Coquitlam, BC College/Club: Bellarmine University Year with the Mammoth: rd Selected by Colorado in the fourth round (th overall) in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Earned two-time first-team All-Southern Conference honors at Bellarmine. (Colorado): Scored points ( goal, assists), tripling the number he scored in his rookie season With assists, Stuart nearly quadrupled the amount of assists he made in his rookie season (Colorado): Scored his first and only goal of his rookie season against the New England Black Wolves on February, Entered the season as the team s only NLL Entry Draft selection to appear on the active roster. Led the Bellarmine Knights as a senior in with caused turnovers, coming second on the team with ground balls. Earned a spot on the BC U- team and was the BC Field Lacrosse MVP. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG TO CTO A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG..... FO FO - - -

17 MAMMOTH PLAYERS RYAN LEE FORWARD TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: May, Shoots: Right Hometown: Newmarket, ON College/Club: Rochester Institute of Technology Year with the Mammoth: nd Selected by Colorado in the third round (th overall) of the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Only player the Mammoth selected in the NLL Entry Draft to start the regular-season on the active roster. (Colorado): Scored points ( goals, assists) in six games in his rookie season, scoring four points ( goals, assists) in his first NLL appearance on December, versus Vancouver Was the Mammoth s only draft selection to start the season on the active roster. Rochester Institute of Technology all-time leading scorer with points ( goals, assists) and the first player in program history to surpass the -point barrier. Two-time Liberty League Offensive Player of the Year and two-time USILA Lt. Col. J.I. (Jack) Turnbull Award winner as Division III s finest attackman. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL Career Totals G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO - -

18 MAMMOTH PLAYERS CHRIS WARDLE FORWARD TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: June, Shoots: Left Hometown: Victoria, BC College/Club: Victoria Shamrocks Year with the Mammoth: th Acquired by Colorado as an unrestricted free agent on October, Selected th overall (sixth round) in the NLL Entry Draft by the Stealth. CAREER FAST FACTS Has scored one game-winning-goal each season for three consecutive seasons (-). WLA Fred Wooster Memorial Award for Unsung Hero recipient in. Victoria Shamrocks Best Conditioned Player Award recipient in and. (Colorado): Led the Mammoth with career-highs of nine caused-turnovers and two shorthanded goals Scored careerhighs in goals (), assists () and points () Notched a single-game high of five goals on March, against Saskatchewan at SaskTel Centre; a game in which the Mammoth lost - (Colorado): Set a single-game career-high with four points ( goals, assists) on March, vs. Calgary in a overtime win (Vancouver): Appeared in four games with the Vancouver Stealth in his rookie season, scoring a total of four points ( goal, assists). NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL VAN Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG FO FO

19 MAMMOTH PLAYERS ROBERT HOPE DEFENSEMAN A TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: July, Shoots: Left Hometown: Peterborough, ON College/Club: Pfeiffer University Year with the Mammoth: th Selected by Colorado in the first round (seventh overall) in the NLL Entry Draft; was the first defender selected in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Mammoth Team Captain in. Two-time Dave Stilley Award recipient for Mammoth Defensive Player of the Year (, ). Two-time Jay Jalbert Award recipient for Mammoth Teammate of the Year (, ). Won the Mann Cup with the Peterborough Century Lakers in. (Colorado): Led the Mammoth and was fourth in the NLL with career-highs in loose balls () and caused turnovers () Tied his single-game record with loose balls against Vancouver on January,, which resulted in a - Mammoth win Set career-highs in assists () and points () (Colorado): Recovered the second-most loose balls for the Mammoth () and tied for the second-most caused turnovers () (Colorado): Had four games of double-digit loose balls, including a single-game, career-high loose balls on Opening Night (January, ) against the Georgia Swarm in a - win (Colorado): Established a new NLL rookie record with caused turnovers, which was tied for eighth-most in the NLL among all players Recorded his first NLL point on an assist against Vancouver on January,, a game in which he had helpers on two scores. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB LB TO CTO TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO FO

20 MAMMOTH PLAYERS JACOB RUEST FORWARD TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: December, Shoots: Right Hometown: Cornwall, ON College/Club: Robert Morris University Year with the Mammoth: rd Signed by Colorado as a free agent on August, Selected by Calgary in the fourth round (th overall) of the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Played for the Colonials at Robert Morris University, scoring points ( goals, assists) in games. OLA Junior A Rookie of the Year Award recipient in. (Colorado): Third in assists () and in points () for the Mammoth Scored a personal single-game record of seven points on January, against Saskatchewan which resulted in a - loss for the Mammoth Tied his single-game record with seven points against the Toronto Rock which resulted in a - win for the Mammoth (Colorado): Scored his first two goals and a helper in his first career game; the Mammoth s season-opener against Buffalo which resulted in a - win for the Mammoth Scored goals in his rookie season with the Mammoth; more than any other Mammoth rookie Tied for fifth in Mammoth goals scored. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG TO CTO S SPCT SOG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB FO FO - - -

21 MAMMOTH PLAYERS JORDAN GILES DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: October, Shoots: Right Hometown: Richmond, BC College/Club: Delta Islanders Year with the Mammoth: th Selected in the sixth round (nd overall) by Colorado in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Recipient of the British Columbia Jr. A Lacrosse League s Keith McEachren Trophy as the league s Most Sportsmanlike Player. (Colorado): Set a career high with loose balls Second in shorthanded goals () for the Mammoth (Colorado): Set a career high with caused turnovers (Colorado): A rare sixth-round draft pick to make the team, Gilles had an immediate impact, scoring a career-high of eight goals as a rookie in, which tied for the lead among Mammoth defensemen Scored a goal in each of his first two career games, both wins for the Mammoth. Played collegiate soccer for the Langara Falcons and was named a PACWEST Provincial League All-Star in. Won back-to-back BCJALL titles with the Coquitlam Adanacs in and. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO FO

22 MAMMOTH PLAYERS BRAD SELF DEFENSEMAN Height: '" Weight: Born: February, Shoots: Left Hometown: Peterborough, ON College/Club: Peterborough Lakers Year with the Mammoth: th December, Acquired via trade by Buffalo from Ottawa on January, Selected by the Buffalo Bandits in the nd round (th overall) of the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Won a gold medal with Team Canada at the FIL World Indoor Lacrosse Championship. Won three NLL championships with the Rochester Knighthawks in, and. Played professional hockey in Germany for four seasons (-). TRANSACTIONS Acquired via trade by Colorado from Buffalo on March, Acquired via trade by Buffalo from Rochester on September, Signed by Rochester as a free agent on September, Acquired via trade by Chicago from Philadelphia on March, Acquired via trade by Philadelphia from Colorado on August, Signed by Colorado as a free agent on (Colorado): Scored points ( goals, assists), the second-most on Mammoth defense (Colorado): Scored seven points ( goals, assists) in just four games (Buffalo): Sealed career-highs in goals () and points () in games set a personal-best in regular-season points with six against Rochester on March, ; Buffalo won - (Rochester): Recorded at least one point in games, totaling ( goals, assists) on the season (Rochester): Set a career-high with eight playoff points in two games Forced the second-most caused turnovers () for Rochester (Rochester): Scored a career-high three shorthanded goals (Rochester): Scored one goal in the Championship game against Washington (Rochester): Led Rochester in caused turnovers () (Chicago): Scored points ( goals, assists), scoring four goals against Minnesota on Apr. ; Chicago won - (Philadelphia): Scored points ( goals, assists) Went on a fourgame scoring streak from Mar. Mar, scoring one goal each game (Colorado): Scored points ( goals, assists) with four ( goals, assists) scored against Anaheim on Mar. ; Colorado won -, one of their highest scores of the season. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL BUF ROC ROC ROC ROC ROC COL CHI PHI COL COL OTT Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL ROC ROC ROC ROC COL Career Totals G A G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB TO CTO LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG FO FO

23 MAMMOTH PLAYERS SCOTT CARNEGIE DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: December, Shoots: Right Hometown: London, ON College/Club: Brampton Excelsiors Year with the Mammoth: nd Signed by Colorado as a free agent on November, Signed by Calgary as a free agent on October,. CAREER FAST FACTS Has played regular-season games in his career, joining the NLL century club on February,. Won a Champion s Cup with the Calgary Roughnecks in. (Colorado): Received the least amount of penalty minutes in his career () in games played (Calgary): Set a career-high in loose balls () Set a single-game record in loose balls () on April, which resulted in an - Calgary loss (Calgary): Set a career high in caused turnovers () which he would tie in (Calgary): Set a career high in points () (Calgary): Won an NLL Championship with the Roughnecks, recovering one loose ball in the championship game. Won a Mann Cup with the Brampton Excelsiors in, recovering two loose balls in the championship game. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL CAL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB LB TO CTO TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO FO

24 MAMMOTH PLAYERS STEPHEN KEOGH FORWARD CAREER Height: '" Weight: Born: February, Shoots: Right Hometown: Toronto, ON College/Club: Syracuse University Year with the Mammoth: rd FAST FACTS Has played regular-season games in his career, playing his th game on March,. Won two-straight Mann Cups with the Six Nations Chiefs (, ). Named Rochester Knighthawks MVP in. TRANSACTIONS (Colorado): The only NLL player to score goals in a single game on the th game of his career against the Rochester Knighthawks which resulted in a - Mammoth loss Scored the second-most goals for the Mammoth () (Colorado): Scored double-digit points () just games (Rochester): Opened the season scoring three goals and three assists all on power-plays and recovering eight loose balls against New England, winning the game with Rochester - One of three players to score above points () with over goals () (Rochester): Led the team in scoring in two games, one win and one loss against New England, scoring points (G, A) on March, and points (G, A) March (Rochester): Activated from the PUP list on February,, playing a career-low of games in the season (Rochester): Set career-highs in goals (), assists () and points () Scored the second most goals for Rochester and the third most points (Rochester): Third among rookie forwards with points (G, A). Acquired by Colorado via trade from Rochester on February, Selected by Rochester in the first round (second overall) in the NLL Entry Draft. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON G A COL COL ROC ROC ROC ROC ROC ROC Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL ROC ROC ROC ROC Career Totals G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB TO CTO LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG FO FO

25 MAMMOTH PLAYERS JEREMY NOBLE FORWARD TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: September, Shoots: Right Hometown: Orangeville, ON College/Club: University of Denver Year with the Mammoth: th Acquired by Colorado via trade on March, Selected by Rochester in the first round (second overall) of the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Won a silver medal with Team Canada in the FIL World Lacrosse Championship and the gold medal with Canada in the World Championship. NLL Rookie of the Year Finalist in. Sits eighth in the University of Denver s record books in career points () and second in assists (). BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year. USILA Honorable Mention All-American and a USILA Third Team All-American. (Colorado): Started every game () for the first time in his professional career Tied for first in Mammoth assists () Second in Mammoth points () and in power play assists () Set a single-game high in points () against Vancouver on January, which resulted in a - Mammoth win (Colorado): Notched points in just games, scoring the fourthmost points for the Mammoth Led the team with four goals vs. Calgary in the West Division Semifinal, the longest playoff game in NLL history Four goals were a season-high (Colorado): Posted the third-most assists () and power-play assists () for the Mammoth (Colorado): Made his NLL debut two days later in the Mammoth s - home win over the Swarm; named the First Star of the Game after a two-goal, five-assist, -loose ball performance One of an NLL-record four Mammoth players named to the League s All-Rookie Team despite playing in just nine regular-season games. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL COL Career Totals G A G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO FO

26 MAMMOTH PLAYERS DAN COATES DEFENSEMAN C TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: April, Shoots: Right Hometown: St. Catherines, ON College/Club: Canisius College Year with the Mammoth: th Selected by Colorado in the first round (eighth overall) in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Mammoth Defenseman of the Year in and. Mammoth Teammate of the Year in. Mammoth Team Captain in and, and Assistant Captain in and. Won a gold medal with Team Canada at the FIL World Indoor Lacrosse Championship. Won gold with Team Canada at the FIL World Lacrosse Championship. (Colorado): First for the Mammoth and tied for fourth in the NLL with caused turnovers, a career-high Second season as Mammoth captain (Colorado): Took the majority of the team s face-offs, winning at a % clip Named Mammoth captain on Dec., (Colorado): Served a careerlow penalty minutes in games (Colorado): Set a career-high with points in the regular-season ( goals, assists) Set a single-game high with five points against Minnesota on April, which resulted in an - Mammoth win Played in all regular-season games for the first time in his career (Colorado): Tied a franchise record by signing a five-year contract in November (Colorado): Set a career-high in loose balls () and was fifth in the NLL for loose balls among all non-face-off men. Won the Duel in Denver with Team Canada in. Named to the All-MAAC First Team, becoming the first Canisius defenseman to earn first-team honors in program history. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL COL COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL COL COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB TO CTO TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG FO FO

27 MAMMOTH PLAYERS STEVE FRYER GOALTENDER TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: April, Shoots: Right Hometown: Brampton, ON College/Club: Oakville Rock Year with the Mammoth: nd Selected by Colorado as a free agent in August Signed by Toronto as a free agent on March, Selected by Philadelphia in the fourth round (th overall) in the Entry Draft. CAREER (Colorado): Started in his first career game against Buffalo on March, in which he had a save-percentage of.% and which concluded in an - Mammoth win. FAST FACTS Named Second Team All-Star once in the Ontario Lacrosse Association and once in the British Columbia Jr. A Lacrosse League. Played in both the and Minto Cup Championship with Brampton Excelsiors and Coquitlam Adanacs respectively. Played in the Mann Cup Championship with the Langley Thunder. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL TOR TOR PHI Career Totals POSTSEASON COL PHI Career Totals MIN W MIN W : : : :: : : L GA GAA SV SV% L GA GAA SV SV% - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

28 MAMMOTH PLAYERS ROWAN KELLY DEFENSEMAN TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: March, Shoots: Right Hometown: Toronto, ON College/Club: Western University Year with the Mammoth: nd Selected by Colorado in the sixth round (th overall) in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER (Colorado): Appeared in his first professional career game against Buffalo on March,. FAST FACTS Led the Western Mustangs in their Baggataway Cup win with three goals. Played in the Ontario Jr. Men s Field Lacrosse League and the Ontario Jr. A Lacrosse League. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL Career Totals G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG.. FO - -

29 MAMMOTH PLAYERS DILLON WARD GOALTENDER TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: March, Shoots: Right Hometown: Orangeville, ON College/Club: Bellarmine University Year with the Mammoth: th Selected third overall by the Mammoth in the NLL Entry Draft, becoming the first goaltender to be drafted in the top three since Gee Nash (nd overall) in. CAREER FAST FACTS Two-time Mammoth MVP (, ). Three-time NLL All-Pro selection (-). Two-time FIL All-World Team selection (, ), two-time FIL Outstanding Goalie (, ), FIL MVP in. Won silver with Team Canada at the FIL World Championship, won gold with Team Canada at the FIL World Championship. NLL Goaltender of the Year. Named to the NLL All-Rookie Team in. First All-American in Bellarmine lacrosse history. (Colorado): Recorded career highs in minutes played (:), wins () and saves () Allowed the secondleast goals () among NLL goaltenders who appeared in games (Colorado): Finished the season second in save percentage (.) among NLL goaltenders who played more than minutes, three-thousandths behind the leader Finished second in goals-against-average (.), seven-hundredths shy of the top spot Set a single-game record in saves () against Saskatchewan which resulted in an - Mammoth loss; Ward was named First Star of the game (Colorado): Led the NLL with an. save percentage His. goals-against average (nd in the NLL) was three-hundredths from the League lead Didn t record a losing decision during a span of more than two months, from the February win against Calgary to the April loss against Saskatchewan (Colorado): Led the NLL with a save percentage of. : Made his NLL debut against Vancouver on January, playing : minutes, making saves on shots. The Mammoth won - NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL COL COL Career Totals MIN W : : : : : MIN W : :: : : : L L GA GAA GA GAA SV SV SV% SV% COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

30 MAMMOTH PLAYERS ELI McLAUGHLIN FORWARD TRANSACTIONS Height: '" Weight: Born: August, Shoots: Left Hometown: Surrey, BC College/Club: Coquitlam Adanacs Year with the Mammoth: th Selected by the Mammoth in the first round (fourth overall) in the NLL Entry Draft. CAREER FAST FACTS Led the WLA Burnaby Lakers in regular-season points and goals in and. Named to the NLL All-Rookie Team in. Led the British Columbia Lacrosse Jr A Lacrosse League in goals () in the Western Canadian Finals. (Colorado): Tied his career-high in goals (), scoring the third-most Mammoth goals, and set a career-high in power play goals (), scoring the second-most Mammoth power play goals and the fourth-most NLL power play goals (Colorado): Set a career-high with points resulting from career-records set in goals and assists (G, A) Scored a single-game high with seven goals against the Calgary Roughnecks on March, which resulted in an - Mammoth win (Colorado): Had the best shooting percentage (.%) among the team s top-five scorers (Colorado): Third in points () with the thirdmost goals () and assists () among NLL rookies. Led the British Columbia Jr A Lacrosse League in goals () in the playoffs. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL COL Career Totals G A G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG FO FO

31 MAMMOTH PLAYERS JOEY CUPIDO DEFENSEMAN A CAREER Height: '" Weight: Born: August, Shoots: Right Hometown: Hamilton, ON College/Club: Coburg Kodiaks Year with the Mammoth: th FAST FACTS Mammoth Assistant Captain in. Two-time NLL Transition Player of the Year (, ). Two-time NLL Fan Choice Award recipient (, ). Two-time NLL First-Team All-Pro selection (, ). Named to the NLL All-Rookie Team in. TRANSACTIONS Selected by Colorado in the fifth round (th overall) of the NLL Entry Draft. (Colorado): Jamie Hanford Award recipient for Inspirational Player of the Year Fan Choice Award recipient for the second time in his career Moved into fifth in Mammoth history and seventh in franchise history with loose balls Scored the most points among Mammoth defensemen and the second-most points among NLL defensemen with a career-high of points Posted the most shorthanded goals for the Mammoth and the secondmost shorthanded goals in the NLL () Tied his career-high of goals set in Named an Assistant Captain for the season (Colorado): Scored the most short-handed goals for the Mammoth () Scored the most goals () and points among Mammoth defensemen () (Colorado): Tied for the second-most caused-turnovers for the Mammoth () (Colorado): Led the NLL with a career-high of caused turnovers Led all NLL defensemen with a career-high of goals scored, twice that of any other defender, and with a career-high of points in Led NLL defensemen with four short-handed score Tied for second among NLL defensemen with a careerhigh assists Led all players who scored nine or more goals with his shooting percentage (.%) Fifth in the NLL among non-face-off men with loose balls Appeared in every game () for the first time in his professional career (Colorado): Recovered the third-most loose balls among Mammoth players () Tied for fifth in caused-turnovers () for the Mammoth (Colorado): Led the Mammoth in loose ball recovery () and caused turnovers () (Colorado): Appeared in one game, making his professional debut against the Minnesota Swarm on April,, recovering three loose balls and forcing one caused turnover. NLL STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON COL COL COL COL COL COL COL Career Totals POSTSEASON COL COL COL COL COL COL COL Career Totals G G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB LB TO CTO TO CTO S SPCT SOG S SPCT SOG COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE FO FO

32 NLL DRAFT SELECTIONS MAMMOTH NLL ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS KYLE KILLEN DENNON ARMSTRONG Drafted: Second round, nd overall Height: '" Weight: Born: November, Shoots: Right Hometown: Peterborough, ON College/Club: Rochester Institute of Technology Drafted: Third round, th overall Height: '" Weight: Born: January, Shoots: Left Hometown: Coquitlam, BC College/Club: Coquitlam Adanacs JULIAN GARRITANO DYLAN LAPRADE Drafted: Third round, th overall Height: '" Weight: Born: April, Shoots: Left Hometown: Markham, ON College/Club: Sacred Heart Drafted: Fourth round, th overall Height: '" Weight: Born: March, Shoots: Right Hometown: Mount Forest, ON College/Club: Burlington Chiefs FORWARD DEFENSEMAN STEVEN LEE DEFENSEMAN Drafted: Sixth round, nd overall Height: '" Weight: Born: May, Shoots: Right Hometown: Hamilton, ON College/Club: Burlington Chiefs - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E FORWARD DEFENSEMAN

33 FIRST FREE AGENT MAMMOTH FIRST- FREE-AGENT SIGNEES JOHN LINTZ JEFF WITTIG Height: '" Weight: Born: June, Shoots: Left Hometown: Edmonton, AB College/Club: University of Alberta Height: '" Weight: Born: September, Shoots: Left Hometown: St. Catharines, ON College/Club: Niagara College DEFENSEMAN FORWARD - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

34 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE # Name Pos. Pronunciation Status Ryan Benesch F Buh-NESH Active Roster Chris Wardle F WAR-dull Active Roster Jacob Ruest F roo-a Active Roster Jordan Gilles D GILL-iss Active Roster Stephen Keogh F KEY-oh Active Roster Dan Coates D Coats Active Roster Eli McLaughlin F EE-lie mick-lauck-lin Active Roster Julian Garritano D Gair-ih-TAH-no -- Pat Coyle - KOY-uhl Interim General Manager and Head Coach -- Joel Raether - RAETH-uhr Head of Sports Performance - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

35 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RECORD Season W L Pct. Finished Playoffs. First, East Lost league semifinal. First, West Lost division final. Third, West Lost division semifinal. Second, West Won league championship. First, West Lost division semifinal. Second, West Lost division semifinal. Fourth, West Lost division semifinal. Fifth, West Did not qualify. Fourth, West Lost division semifinal. Second, West Lost division semifinal. Fourth, West Lost division semifinal. Third, West Lost division semifinal. Second, West Lost division semifinal. Second, West Lost division semifinal. Third, West Lost division final. Second, West Lost division semifinal Totals. Home Record Road Record Season W L Pct. W L Pct Totals.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

36 RECORD BOOK RECORD BY MONTH Season December January February March April May Totals ATTENDANCE Season Total Average NLL Rank Single-Game High Sellouts,, Second, (twice),, First,,, Second,,, First,,, First,,, First,,, Second,,, Second,,, Second,,, Second,,, First,,, First,,, First,,, Second,,, Third,,, Third, Totals,,, Third, - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

37 RECORD BOOK HEAD COACHES Season W L Pct. Rod Jensen. Jamie Batley... Totals seasons. Gary Gait.. Totals seasons. Bob McMahon... Totals seasons. Steve Govett. Totals seasons. Bob Hamley..... Totals seasons. Pat Coyle, Chris Gill, Dan Stroup.... Totals seasons. Pat Coyle Totals seasons. ASSISTANT COACHES Season Jamie Batley, Tony Resch, Ward Sanderson Walt Christianson, George McGeeney Walt Christianson, Daren Fridge Russ Heard, Dan Pratt Russ Heard, George McGeeney, Dan Pratt Bob Hamley, Russ Heard, Dan Pratt Dan Pratt, Russ Heard, Dan Perreault Dan Pratt, Dan Perreault, Ward Sanderson, Bob Hamley Ed Comeau, Sean Farris, Ward Sanderson Ed Comeau, Sean Farris, Ward Sanderson Ed Comeau, Sean Ferris Ed Comeau, Sean Ferris, Dallas Eliuk, Joel Raether Dallas Eliuk, Joel Raether Joel Raether Joel Raether Pat Coyle, Chris Gill, Dan Stroup Chris Gill, Dan Stroup Chris Gill, Dan Stroup Andrew McBride, Shawn Williams CAPTAINS Season Gary Gait Gavin Prout,, John Gallant John Grant Jr. Dan Coates Robert Hope - Dan Coates - GENERAL MANAGER Season Steve Govett Dan Carey - *Pat Coyle *Interim - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

38 RECORD BOOK SEASON OPENERS Season Date Opponent Result Attendance Site Jan. Toronto W, - OT, Denver Jan. San Jose W, -, Denver Jan. Calgary W, -, Denver Dec., Philadelphia L, -, Denver Dec., Rochester W, -, Denver Dec., Calgary W, -, Denver Jan. Portland L, -, Portland Jan. Washington L, -, Everett Jan. Washington L, -, Denver Jan. Minnesota W, -, Denver Jan. Washington L, -, Denver Dec., Edmonton L, -, Denver Jan. Minnesota W, -, St. Paul Jan. Georgia W, -, Denver Dec. Buffalo W, -, Buffalo Dec. Vancouver W, -, Langley SINGLE-SEASON, WIN-LOSS RECORDS Wins Most wins Most home wins Most road wins, Fewest wins Fewest home wins Fewest road wins Largest margin of victory March, (- vs. San Jose) Losses Most losses Most home losses Most road losses, Fewest losses Fewest home losses,, Fewest road losses, Largest margin of defeat Feb., (- vs. Washington) OVERTIME Most overtime games,,,, Most overtime wins, Most overtime losses, Fewest overtime games Fewest overtime wins Fewest overtime losses,,,,,, - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

39 RECORD BOOK SINGLE-SEASON STREAKS Winning Longest winning streak Feb. - March, ; Jan. - March, ; Jan. - Feb., Longest home winning streak Dec., - Feb., ; Jan. -March, Longest road winning streak Jan. -March, ; Jan. -March, Losing Longest losing streak Jan. -March, ; Jan. -March, Longest home losing streak Jan. -April, Longest road losing streak Jan. -March, ; Jan. -April, GOALS Most Goals Season Game vs. Rochester on Dec., ; vs. Minnesota on Jan., ; at Minnesota on Jan., ; vs. Vancouver on Jan., Half at Minnesota on Jan., (second) Quarter at Minnesota on Jan., (fourth) Most Home Goals Season Game vs. Rochester on Dec., ; vs. Minnesota on Jan., ; vs. Vancouver on Jan., Half vs. New Jersey on Feb., (second); vs. Minnesota on Jan., (second) Quarter vs. Minnesota on Jan., (fourth) Most Road Goals Season Game at Minnesota on Jan., Half at Minnesota on Jan., (second) Quarter at Minnesota on Jan., (fourth) HIGHEST SCORING GAMES Goals Date Opponent Result Site Mar., New Jersey W, - E. Rutherford Mar., Albany W, - Denver Feb., Arizona W, - OT Glendale Dec., Rochester W, - Denver January, Minnesota W, - Denver Apr., Toronto W, - Denver Feb., Albany L, - Albany Feb., Calgary L, - Calgary Mar., Buffalo L, - Buffalo Jan., Minnesota W, - Denver Jan., Minnesota W, - St. Paul Jan., Calgary W, - OT Denver - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

40 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON LEADERS Season Goals Assists Points Loose Balls Goaltender (GAA) G. Gait T. Dowling G. Gait E. Miller E. Miller. G. Gait G. Prout G. Gait G. Prout G. Nash. G. Gait G. Prout G. Gait J. Jalbert G. Nash. C. Gill G. Prout G. Prout J. Jalbert G. Nash. G. Prout D. Carey G. Prout G. Prout J. Sims C. Levis. B. Langtry G. Prout G. Prout N. Gajic C. Levis. B. Langtry G. Prout B. Langtry B. Safarik A. Leyshon. J. Shewchuk B. Langtry J. Shewchuk J. Shewchuk C. Levis. J. Grant J. Grant J. Grant I. Gajic C. Levis. J. Grant J. Grant J. Grant I. Gajic C. Levis. J. Grant J. Grant J. Grant J. Cupido T. Belanger. J. Grant J. Grant J. Grant B. Snider D. Ward. A. Jones J. Grant A. Jones B. Snider A. Buque. A. Jones C. Crawford * C. Crawford R. Hope D. Ward. C. Crawford C. Crawford C. Crawford C. Holding D. Ward. R. Benesch R. Benesch R. Benesch R. Hope D. Ward. J. Noble *Tied NLL single-season record - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

41 RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME LEADERS Franchise History (dating back to including Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Washington) Rank Goals Assists Points Loose Balls Games Played. G. Gait G. Prout G. Gait J. Gallant J. Gallant. J. Grant G. Gait G. Prout J. Sims B. Langtry. B. Langtry J. Grant J. Grant P. Cantabene G. Prout. G. Prout B. Langtry B. Langtry G. Gait N. Carlson. A. Jones A. Jones A. Jones G. Prout G. Gait. M. Shearer P. Cantabene J. Shewchuk C. Holding J. Sims. J. Shewchuk D. Carey P. Cantabene J. Cupido T. Ethington. P. Gait J. Shewchuk D. Carey B. Langtry C. Holding J. Cupido. D. Halladay S. Pollock P. Gait I. Gajic J. Grant D. Coates. D. Carey J. Sims M. Shearer R. Hope T. Hormes Colorado Mammoth History Rank Goals Assists Points Loose Balls Games Played. J. Grant G. Prout G. Prout J. Gallant J. Gallant. B. Langtry J. Grant J. Grant G. Prout B. Langtry. G. Prout B. Langtry B. Langtry J. Sims G. Prout. A. Jones A. Jones A. Jones J. Cupido N. Carlson. G. Gait D. Carey G. Gait B. Langtry T. Ethington J. Noble. J. Shewchuk J. Shewchuk J. Shewchuk R. Hope C. Holding J. Cupido. E. McLaughlin G. Gait D. Carey N. Carlson J. Grant D. Coates. D. Carey S. Pollock J. Noble I. Gajic J. Sims. S. Pollock E. McLaughlin E. McLaughlin D. Coates D. Ward J. Noble. B. Prepchuk J. Sims S. Pollock J. Jalbert C. Holding - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

42 RECORD BOOK MAMMOTH ALL-PROS Season Player All-Pro Team Gary Gait First Gary Gait First Gee Nash First Gavin Prout Second Gary Gait Second Gavin Prout First Jay Jalbert Second Gavin Prout Second Gavin Prout Second John Grant Jr. First John Grant Jr. Second Adam Jones Second Joey Cupido First Adam Jones Second Callum Crawford Second Dillon Ward Second Dillon Ward First Joey Cupido First Dillon Ward Second MAMMOTH ALL-STARS Season Date Site Result Attendance Feb. Pepsi Center Denver East, West, Player G A Pts Gavin Prout Jay Jalbert Gary Gait Jamie Hanford Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Gee Nash :.. Season Date Site Result Attendance Feb. Pengrowth Saddledome Calgary, Alberta East, West, Player G A Pts Gavin Prout Gary Gait Jay Jalbert Pat Coyle Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Gee Nash :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

43 RECORD BOOK MAMMOTH ALL-STARS (CONT.) Season Date Site Result Attendance Feb. Air Canada Centre - Toronto West, East, Player G A Pts Jay Jalbert Dan Carey Gavin Prout Season Date Site Result Attendance March Rose Garden Portland, OR East, West, Player G A Pts Gavin Prout Josh Sims Dan Carey John Gallant Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Gee Nash :.. Season Date Site Result Attendance March Rexall Place Edmonton, Alberta East, West, OT, Player G A Pts Dan Carey Gavin Prout Nick Carlson* *Substitute for injured Josh Sims Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Gee Nash :.. Season Date Site Result Attendance March Pepsi Center Denver, CO East, West, Player G A Pts Brian Langtry Nick Carlson Gavin Prout Bruce Murray Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Andrew Leyshon :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

44 RECORD BOOK MAMMOTH ALL-STARS (CONT.) Season Date Site Result Feb. Turning Stone & Casino Events Center Verona, NY East, West Player G A Pts Mac Allen John Grant, Jr. Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Chris Levis :.. Season Date Site Result Attendance Feb. First Niagra Center Buffalo, NY West, East, Player G A Pts John Grant Jr. Adam Jones Gavin Prout Rory Smith Goaltender W L Mins GAA Pct Chris Levis :.. MAMMOTH ALL-ROOKIE MEMBERS Season Player Brian Langtry Dan Carey Nenad Gajic, Jamie Shewchuk Adam Jones Joey Cupido Dillon Ward Alex Buque, Robert Hope, Eli McLaughlin, Jeremy Noble* *NLL-record four teammates named to the All-Rookie Team - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

45 RECORD BOOK NLL AWARDS Most Valuable Player Gary Gait s historic first season in Denver showed Colorado fans exactly why he is considered to be the best player in National Lacrosse League history. Gait carried the Mammoth in its inaugural season, smashing the single-season scoring record with goals. He added assists to finish third in overall league scoring with points and was the centerpiece of the Mammoth offense that finished second in league scoring. Rookie of the Year Brian Langtry quickly endeared himself to fans in Denver by scoring the overtime game-winner against the Toronto Rock in the Colorado Mammoth s first ever game on Jan.,. He continued to delight fans of the fledging Mammoth during the season with his deadly shooting and fiery on-field persona. Langtry racked up goals and assists to place third on the team in scoring and led all NLL rookies with points. Sportsmanship Award Mammoth captain Gary Gait, who led the NLL with goals and five game-winning goals, served just four penalties for eight penalty minutes in games. The Mammoth was the third-least penalized team this season, averaging just. penalty minutes per game. Goaltender of the Year Gee Nash was named the National Lacrosse League s top goaltender after posting a career-high wins and backstopping his team to the league s best record. In his fifth NLL season Nash recorded a league-best. save percentage and posted the third-best goals against average (.) among regular starting goaltenders. Sportsmanship Award Gary Gait won the Sportsmanship Award for the second consecutive season in after retiring as the National Lacrosse League s all-time leading scorer. Gait served just two penalties for four penalty minutes in games, while finishing ninth in league scoring with points. The Mammoth was the fourth-least penalized team in, averaging. penalty minutes per game. Sportsmanship Award The Mammoth s Dan Carey deservingly won the NLL Sportsmanship Award. The left-handed forward has played three seasons for the Mammoth and in his career games; Carey has accumulated only penalty minutes, none in. Before suffering a season-ending injury in, Carey scored goals and assists in games. Admired by teammates and opponents alike, Carey was named to the All-Star team. The Mammoth was the th least penalized team in the National Lacrosse League in, averaging. penalty minutes per game. Most Valuable Player John Grant Jr. rewrote the NLL record books, setting a new single-season points record () despite missing two games. His goals were tops in the NLL, and his power-play assists were second-most. Grant scored his th career goal and recorded his th career point and th career loose ball. He was a three-time NLL Player of the Month and four-time NLL Offensive Player of the Week. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

46 RECORD BOOK NLL AWARDS (CONT.) Rookie of the Year Adam Jones, the third overall pick in the NLL Entry Draft, led all rookies in points () and assists (). Both were franchise rookie records, as was his goal total (). Jones was a three-time NLL Rookie of the Week and twotime NLL Rookie of the Month. He was the team s third-leading scorer. Transition Player of the Year Joey Cupido enjoyed a breakout season in, leading all defensemen in goals () and points (). He topped the National Lacrosse League with caused turnovers while his. shooting percentage was best among all players league-wide who scored nine or more goals. Cupido s four short-handed tallies were the most among defensemen, and one shy of the league-leader. NLL Air Canada Wingman of the Year Callum Crawford tied an NLL single-season record with assists in, and was honored for his playmaking ability and aerial athleticism around the crease. The forward in his first season with the Mammoth registered five-plus assists eight times, including a nine-assist output against Buffalo in January which tied for the most by a player in a game in. His goals tied a career-high, and his points were one shy of the team s single-season record. Goaltender of the Year Dillon Ward, in his fourth year with the Mammoth, enjoyed a remarkable seven-game stretch in, boasting a save percentage of. or better in every outing. He anchored a defense that held its opponents to single-digit goals in four straight games. Ward finished the campaign second in save percentage (.) and in goals-against-average (.). Transition Player of the Year Joey Cupido, in his seventh season with the Mammoth, was first in goals scored () and second in points scored () by NLL defensemen, posting the second-most shorthanded goals () in the NLL. Cupido s shooting percentage (.) was the third highest in the NLL. Executive of the Year Matt Hutchings is the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment. Hutchings received the award for his role as Governor of the Colorado Mammoth. Under Hutchings leadership, Mammoth staff increased revenue by.% and increased paid tickets by % year-over-year. Hutchings also oversaw the Mammoth s staffing and significant team changes in. EXECUTIVE AWARDS Steve Govett John Ellis Jason Linscott Brian Kitts Dave Reeder Matt Hutchings Executive of the Year Sponsorship Executive of the Year Ticket Sales Executive of the Year Marketing Executive of the Year Sponsorship Executive of the Year Executive of the Year - C O L O R A D O M A M M O T H M E D I A G U I D E

47 RECORD BOOK COLORADO MAMMOTH AWARDS (CREATED IN ) Jay Jalbert Award (Teammate of the Year) Robert Hope Robert Hope Dan Coates Tyler Codron Jamie Hanford Award (Most Inspirational) Joey Cupido Cameron Holding John Grant, Jr. Jeremy Noble Fan Choice Award (Selected by the Fans) Joey Cupido Josh Sullivan Jordan Gilles Joey Cupido Dave Stilley Award (Top Defenseman) Robert Hope Greg Downing Dan Coates & Robert Hope Dan Coates Gary Gait Award (Most Valuable Player) Dillon Ward Dillon Ward Callum Crawford Adam Jones President s Award (Standard of Excellence, Team s Highest Honor) Joel Raether Adam Jones Cody Moll ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Ryan Soliday Syracuse Billy St. George Syracuse Kevin Smithies Bucknell Tom Ethington Denver Chase Jaeger Delta Brad Reppert Towson Mike Nappolilli Colorado State Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Curtis Smith Ohio State Brian Potter Victoria Dan Cocchi Towson Graham Palmer Victoria Devon Spilker Limestone Pat Meyers Ohio State Mike Frissora Middlebury Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Lee Zink Maryland Cory Vann Denver Andrew Huelskoetter Denver Mark Plonkey Colorado State - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

48 RECORD BOOK ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS (CONT.) Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Dan Carey Canisius Ryan Marshall Duke Shawn Williams Surrey (British Columbia) Scott Davidson Denver Andy Glen Peterborough (Ontario) Adam Hughes Cortland State Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Gary Bining Ohio State Jamie Shewchuk Burnaby (British Columbia) Matt Poskay Virginia Curtis Morwick Victoria (British Columbia) Casey Cittadino Towson Sean Morris Massachusetts Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Nathan Sanderson Rutgers Dylan Llord St. Catherines (Ontario) Matt Wilson Coquitlam (British Columbia) Andrew Spack Loyola (Md.) Ryan Clark Nanaimo (British Columbia) Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Matt Danowski Duke University Mike Ward Duke University Terry Kiminer University of Maryland, Baltimore Ryan McFadyen Duke University Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Cliff Smith University of Denver Alex Gajic University of Denver Brad Richardson University of Denver Shaun Dhaliwal Burnaby, BC Ryan McFadyen Duke University Neil Tyacke New Westminster, BC - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

49 RECORD BOOK ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS (CONT.) Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Ned Crotty Duke University Ken Clausen University of Virginal John Rae Barrie, ON Mark Farthing Peterborough, ON Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Adam Jones Canisius College Dan Coates Canisius College Jordan McBride Stony Brook University Jamie Lincoln Hofstra University Tye Belanger Peterborough Lakers Craig England Orangeville, ON Joey Cupido Six Nations, ON Jovan Miller Syracuse University Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Colton Clark Bellarmine University Jaeden Gastaldo Langley Thunder Alex Demopoulos University of Denver Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Dillon Ward Bellarmine University Cody McMahon Orangeville Northmen Cameron Mann Jacksonville University Dom Sebastiani University of Delaware Jake Weidner Brampton Excelsiors Junior A Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Eli McLaughlin Coquitlam Adanacs Robert Hope Pfeiffer University Alex Buque New Westminster Salmonbellies Zach Rogers Providence College DJ Giacobbo Canisius College Terry Ellis University of Denver Mike Crampton Air Force Academy - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

50 RECORD BOOK ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS (CONT.) Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Bryce Sweeting Peterborough Lakers Junior A Dane Sorensen Florida Southern College Jordan Gilles Delta Islanders Junior A Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Zach Herreweyers Loyola University Taylor Stuart Bellarmine University Kyle Whitlow Marquette University Jahmal Shears Mimico Junior A Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Ryan Lee RIT/Nanaimo Connor Cannizarro University of Denver Jarrod Neumann Providence University Rowan Kelly Toronto Beaches Round Selection Player U.S. College/Canadian Club Kyle Killen RIT Dennon Armstrong Coquitlam Adanacs Julian Garritano Sacred Heart University Dylan Laprade Brock University Steven Lee Fanshawe College - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

51 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS First place, East Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Jan. Toronto W, - OT -, Denver Jan. Ottawa L, - -, Ottawa Jan. Philadelphia W, - -, Denver Jan. Philadelphia L, - -, Philadelphia Jan. N.Y. Saints W, - -, Denver Feb. N.Y. Saints L, - -, Uniondale, N.Y. Feb. New Jersey W, - -, Denver Feb. Calgary L, - OT -, Denver Feb. Albany L, - -, Albany, N.Y. March Vancouver W, - -, Denver March Vancouver L, - -, Vancouver, B.C. March Rochester L, - -, Denver March New Jersey W, - -, E. Rutherford, N.J. March Albany W, - -, Denver April Calgary W, - -, Calgary, Alberta April Toronto W, - -, Toronto No. Player G A Pts Shots GWG PPG SHG LB Tom Still Del Halladay Tom Phair Jamie Hanford Brian Langtry John Gallant Al Truant John Rosa Rory Graham Ted Dowling Ben Prepchuk Matt Shearer Josh Sims Erik Miler Gary Gait Eric Seremet Trevor Tierney Tom Ethington Brian Reese Bryan Cole Hugh Donovan Kev. Stewardson Dave Stilley Matt Ogelsby Fred Jenner Totals No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Tom Still :.. Erik Miller :.. Totals :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

52 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS First place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Jan. San Jose W, - -, Denver Jan. Arizona W, - -, Glendale, Ariz. Jan. San Jose L, - -, San Jose, Calif. Jan. Vancouver W, - OT -, Vancouver, B.C. Jan. Arizona W, - OT -, Denver Jan. Calgary L, - -, Denver Feb. Vancouver W, - -, Denver Feb. Calgary W, - OT -, Calgary, Alberta Feb. Anaheim W, - -, Anaheim, Calif. Feb. Anaheim W, - -, Denver March Philadelphia W, - -, Denver March Rochester W, - -, Rochester, N.Y. March Arizona L, - -, Glendale, Ariz. March Calgary W, - -, Calgary, Alberta March San Jose W, - -, Denver April Anaheim W, - -, Denver No. Player G A Pts Shots GWG PPG SHG LB Tom Still Tom Phair Del Halladay Josh Sims Jamie Hanford Brian Langtry Nick Carlson Gavin Prout Jay Jalbert John Gallant John Wilson Rory Graham Jeff Sonke B.J. Potter Ben Prepchuk Scott Stapleford Erik Miller Gary Gait Brad Self Curtis Smith Brian Reese Gee Nash Shawn Cable Dave Stilley Totals No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Erik Miller :.. Gee Nash :.. Totals :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

53 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Third place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Jan. Calgary W, - -, Denver Jan. Arizona L, - -, Denver Jan. Buffalo W, - -, Denver Jan. San Jose L, - -, San Jose, Calif. Feb. Calgary L, - -, Calgary, Alberta Feb. Arizona W, - OT -, Denver Feb. San Jose W, - -, San Jose, Calif. Feb. San Jose W, - -, Denver March Anaheim W, - -, Anaheim, Calif. March Calgary L, - -, Denver March Philadelphia L, - -, Philadelphia March Anaheim W, - -, Denver April Minnesota W, - -, St. Paul. Minn. April Anaheim L, - -, Denver April Arizona L, - -, Glendale, Ariz. April Rochester L, - -, Rochester, N.Y. No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG GWG LB Shots SPct SOG FO Tom Still G. - Pat Coyle D. - Del Halladay F. - Jamie Hanford D. - Brian Langtry F. - Chris Prat F. - Nick Carlson F. - Gavin Prout F. - Jay Jalbert D. - John Gallant D. - Jeff Sonke F. - Paul Gait F. - Scott Stapleford D. - Erik Miller G. - Gary Gait F. - Brad Self F. - Josh Sims F. - Tom Ethington D. - John McLellan G. - (TOTALS). - Brian Reese D. - Gee Nash G. - Mark Miyashita D. - Chris Panos F. - Randy Daly F. - Dave Stilley D. - Dan Stroup F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Tom Still :.. Erik Miller :.. Totals :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

54 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Second place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Dec. Philadelphia L, - -, Denver Jan. Rochester W, - -, Denver Jan. San Jose W, - -, Denver Jan. San Jose L, - -, San Jose, Calif. Jan. Portland L, - -, Portland, Ore. Feb. Arizona W, - OT -, Glendale, Ariz. Feb. San Jose W, - -, Denver March Edmonton W, - -, Denver March Calgary L, - OT -, Calgary, Alberta March Portland L, - -, Denver March Arizona W, - -, Glendale, Ariz. March Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton, Alberta April Arizona W, - -, Denver April Buffalo L, - -, Buffalo, N.Y. April Calgary W, - -, Denver April Calgary W, - -, Calgary, Alberta No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG GWG LB Shots SPct SOG FO Pat Coyle D. - Mike Law F. - Josh Sims F. - Jamie Hanford D. - Brian Langtry F. - Nick Carlson F. - Gavin Prout F. - Jay Jalbert D. - John Gallant D. - Andy Glen D. - Ben Prepchuk F. - Scott Stapleford D. - Steve Voituk F. - Chris K. Gill F. - Tom Ethington D. - John McLellan G. - Chris Levis G. - Andrew Burkholder F. - (TOTALS). - Gee Nash G. - Gewas Schindler F. - Dan Carey F. - Rich Catton D. - Matt Leveque D. - Dave Stilley D. - Dan Stroup F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Chris Levis :.. Gee Nash :.. Totals :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

55 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS First place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Dec. Rochester W, - -, Denver Jan. Arizona W, - -, Glendale, Ariz. Jan. Buffalo W, - OT -, Denver Jan. Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton, Alberta Jan. Calgary L, - -, Calgary, Alberta Jan. Portland W, - -, Denver Feb. Edmonton W, - -, Denver Feb. Portland W, - -, Portland, Ore. Feb. Calgary W, - -, Denver Feb. Portland W, - -, Denver March Toronto W, - -, Toronto March Buffalo L, - -, Buffalo, N.Y. March Arizona L, - -, Denver March Minnesota W, - -, St. Paul, Minn. April San Jose W, - -, Denver April San Jose L, - -, San Jose, Calif. No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG GWG LB Shots SPct SOG FO Pat Coyle D. - Mike Law F. - Josh Sims T. - Jamie Hanford D. - Brian Langtry F. - Nick Carlson T. - Gavin Prout F. - John Gallant D. - Scott Davidson T. - Nenad Gajic T. - Ben Prepchuk F. - Tom Ethington D. - Chris Levis G. - Andrew Burkholder F. - Gee Nash G. - Dan Carey F. - Jason Bloom T. - Rich Catton D. - Jim Moss T. - Matt Leveque D. - Jordan Cornfield F. - Dave Stilley D. - Jamie Shewchuk F. - Matt Taylor F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Chris Levis :.. Gee Nash :.. Totals :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

56 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Second place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Dec. Calgary W, - -, Denver Jan. Edmonton W, - -, Denver Jan. Portland W, - OT -, Portland, Ore. Jan. San Jose W, - -, Denver Feb. Portland W, - -, Denver Feb. Philadelphia L, - -, Denver Feb. Calgary L, - -, Calgary, Alberta March San Jose L, - -, Denver March Calgary W, - -, Calgary, Alberta March Portland L, - -, Portland, Ore. April Rochester W, - -, Denver April Buffalo L, - -, Buffalo, N.Y. April N.Y. Titans L, - -, New York City April Edmonton W, - -, Denver April Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton, Alberta April San Jose L, - -, San Jose, Calif. No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG GWG LB Shots SPct SOG FO Jed Prossner F. - Pat Coyle D. - Josh Sims T. - Brian Langtry F. - Nick Carlson T. - Gavin Prout F. - Nenad Gajic T. - John Gallant D. - Matt Brown F. - Bruce Murray D. - Chris S. Gill T. - Chris K. Gill F. - (TOTALS). - Tom Ethington D. - Chris Levis G. - Gee Nash G. - Dylan Llord F. - Dan Carey F. - Jason Bloom T. - Rich Catton D. - Jim Moss T. - Matt Leveque D. - Jordan Cornfield F. - Jamie Shewchuk F. - Jason Wulder F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Chris Levis :.. Nash, Gee :.. Totals :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

57 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Fourth place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site Jan. Portland W, - -, Portland, OR Jan. Portland L, - -, Denver Jan. Edmonton L, - -, Denver Jan. New York W, - -, Denver Feb. Minnesota W, - -, St. Paul, Minn. Feb. Calgary W, - -, Denver Feb. San Jose L, - -, San Jose, CA Feb. Edmonton L, - -, Edmonton, Alberta March San Jose W, - -, San Jose, CA March Calgary L, - -, Calgary, Alberta March Minnesota W, - -, Denver March Philadelphia L, - -, Philadelphia, PA April Rochester L, - -, Denver April Portland L, - OT -, Portland, OR April San Jose L, - OT -, Denver April Edmonton W, - -, Denver No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG GWG LB Shots SPct SOG FO Curtis Palidwor G. - (Totals). - Jed Prossner F. - Tim Booth T. - Josh Sims T. - Mike Ward T. - Brian Langtry F. - Bryan Safarik T. - Nick Carlson F. - Gavin Prout F. - Nenad Gajic T. - John Gallant D. - Steve Forsythe D. - Tyler Crompton F. - Bruce Murray D. - Gary Rosyski F. - Chris Gill (va) T. - Chris Gill F. - Andrew Potter F. - Tom Ethington D. - Jeremy Ogden G. - Gee Nash G. - Matt Danowski F. - (Totals). - Andrew Leyshon G. - Dan Carey F. - Rich Catton D. - Jim Moss T. - Matt Leveque D. - Jamie Shewchuk F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins GA Avg Saves Pct. W L Curtis Palidwor :.. (Totals) :.. Jeremy Ogden :.. Gee Nash :.. Andrew Leyshon :.. Totals.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

58 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Fifth place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site January Washington L, - -, Everett January Edmonton L, - -, Denver January Minnesota W, - OT -, St. Paul, Minn. January Philadelphia W, - OT -, Philadelphia January Washington L, - -, Denver February Orlando L, - -, Denver February Minnesota L, - -, St. Paul, Minn. February Minnesota L, - -, Denver March Edmonton L, - -, Denver March Washington L, - -, Denver March Washington L, - -, Everett April Buffalo W, - OT -, Buffalo April Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton April Calgary L, - -, Calgary April Boston L, - -, Denver April Calgary L, - -, Denver No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPct SOG FO Prossner, Jed F. - Morgan, David D. - Langtry, Brian F. - Carlson, Nick T. - Gajic, Ilija F. - Gajic, Alex F. - Gallant, John D. - Forsythe, Steve D. - Richardson, Brad D. - Gajic, Nenad T. - Murray, Bruce D. - McFadyen, John D. - Gill, Chris F. - Wilson, Matt D. - Smith, Cliff T. - Ethington, Tom D. - Veltman, Peter F. - Catton, Rich D. - Floris, Jamie F. - Dhaliwal, Shawn F. - Shewchuk, Jamie F. - Conway, Cory F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins W L GA GAA SV SV% Levis, Chris :.. Leyshon, Andrew :.. Palidwor, Curtis :.. Tyacke, Neil :.. Totals COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

59 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Fourth place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site January Washington L, - OT -, Denver January Calgary W, - -, Calgary January Philadelphia L, - -, Denver January Philadelphia L, - -, Philadelphia February Washington L, - -, Denver February Boston L, - -, Boston February Washington L, - -, Everett February Minnesota L, - -, Denver March Minnesota L, - OT -, Denver March Boston W, - -, Denver April Edmonton L, - -, Edmonton April Edmonton W, - -, Denver April Calgary L - -, Calgary April Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton April Calgary W, - -, Denver April Minnesota L, - -, Minnesota No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPct SOG FO Martin, Connor F. - Prossner, Jed F. - Crotty, Ned F. - Davies, Ben D. - Langtry, Brian F. - Allen, Mac D. - Carlson, Nick T. - Prout, Gavin F. - Gajic, Alex F. - Gallant, John D. - Park, Jarett T. - Forsythe, Steve D. - Campeau, Tim F. - Toll, Steve D. - Richardson, Brad D. - Gajic, Ilija F. - Gajic, Nenad T. - Grant, John F. - Jones, Jason F. - Smith, Cliff D. - Ethington, Tom D. - Carey, Dan F. - Floris, Jamie F. - Leveque, Matt D. - Shewchuk, Jamie F. - Hawksbee, Ian D. - Dalgarno, Joel F. - Wasson-McQuigge, Josh F. - McLellan, Mike F. - Totals. - No. Goaltender Mins W L GA GAA SV SV% Levis, Chris :.. King, Matt :.. Blasdell, Rob :.. Totals COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

60 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Second place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site January Minnesota W, - -, Denver January Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton January Calgary W, - OT -, Calgary January Rochester W, - -. Denver February Edmonton W, - -, Denver February Minnesota W, - -, Minnesota February Calgary L, - -, Denver March Buffalo W, - -, Buffalo March Washington W, - -, Denver March Washington L, - -, Everett March Philadelphia L, - -, Denver March Philadelphia W, - OT -, Philadelphia March Rochester W, - -, Rochester April Toronto W, - -, Denver April Edmonton L, - -, Denver April Minnesota L, - -, Minnesota No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG Pt/G PIMPG LB SOG FO Jed Prossner T.. / Scott Stewart T.. / Gavin Prout F.. / Alex Gajic F.. / John Gallant D.. / Jarett Park D.. / Mat MacLeod T.. / Jordan McBride F.. / Ilija Gajic T.. / Adam Jones F.. / Sean Pollock F.. / Cameron Holding T.. / Derek Hopcroft F.. / Jon Sullivan D.. / John Grant Jr. F.. / Dan Coates D.. / Rory Smith D.. / Jamie Lincoln F.. / Mac Allen D.. / John Orsen D.. / Creighton Reid D.. / Joey Cupido F.. / Jamie Shewchuk F.. / Ian Hawksbee D.. / Totals. - / No. Goaltender Mins GA GAA W L SA SVS SV% Chris Levis :.. Tye Belanger :.. Dan Lewis :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

61 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Fourth place, West Division / Record - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site January Washington L, - -, Denver January Calgary W, - OT -, Calgary January Calgary L, - -, Denver February Minnesota W, - -, Denver February Washington L, - -, Washington February Edmonton L, - -, Denver February Philadelphia L, - -, Philadelphia March Rochester L, - -, Denver March Toronto L, - -, Toronto March Buffalo W, - -, Buffalo March Buffalo W, - -, Denver March Calgary L, - OT -, Calgary March Philadelphia W, - -, Denver April Edmonton W, - -, Edmonton April Minnesota L, - -, Denver April Minnesota W, - -, Minnesota No. Name Pos G A PTS Pt/G PPG SHG S SOG SOFF Shoot% PIM PIM/G LB TO FT FO FO% Casey Powell F... / - Jaeden Gastaldo T... / - Gavin Prout F... / - Colton Clark F... / - John Gallant D... / Jarett Park D... / - Mat MacLeod T... /. Jordan McBride F... / Ilija Gajic T... /. Adam Jones F... / Sean Pollock F... /. Cameron Holding T... / - Ryan Hotaling T... /. Chet Koneczny D... / Jon Sullivan D... / John Grant Jr. F... / - Eric Martin D... / - Chris Levis G... / - Tye Belanger G... / - Matt Roik G... / - Dan Lewis G... / - Dan Coates D... /. Rory Smith D... / Jamie Lincoln T... / - Mac Allen D... / John Orsen D... / - Creighton Reid D... / - Richard Morgan T... / - Joey Cupido T... / - Ian Hawksbee D... / - Joel Dalgarno F... / - Totals... /. Stats include team shots, SOG, SOFF, PIM and TO No. Goaltender Mins GA GAA W L SA SVS SV% Chris Levis :.. Tye Belanger :.. Dan Lewis :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

62 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Third place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site December Edmonton L, - -, Denver January Vancouver W, - -, Denver January Calgary L, - -, Calgary January Edmonton L, - -, Edmonton January Vancouver L, - OT -, Vancouver January Buffalo L, - -, Denver January Calgary W, - OT -, Calgary February Minnesota W, - -, Denver February Vancouver W, - -, Vancouver February Vancouver L, - -, Denver March Rochester L, - -, Denver March Calgary W, - OT -, Denver March Buffalo L, - -, Buffalo March Philadelphia L, - -, Denver April Edmonton L, - -, Edmonton April Edmonton W, - -, Denver April Minnesota W, - -, Minnesota April Philadelphia W, - -, Philadelphia No. Player Pos G A Pts PIM PPG SHG Pt/G PIMPG LB SOG FO Mann, Cameron D.. - McNamara, Mike D.. - Carlson, Nick D.. - Clark, Colton F.. - Gallant, John D.. - McBride, Jordan F.. - MacLeod, Mat T.. - Jones, Adam F.. - Pollock, Sean F.. - Holding, Cameron T.. - Koneczny, Chet D.. - Powell, Casey F.. - Iannucci, Athan F.. - Grant, John F.. - Westervelt, Drew F.. - Belanger, Tye G.. - Coates, Dan D.. - Ball, Dan D.. - Snider, Bob D.. - Lincoln, Jamie T.. - Ward, Dillon G.. - Orsen, John D.. - Reid, Creighton D.. - Hill, Dean F.. - Cupido, Joey F.. - Shewchuk, Jamie F.. - Decker, Jackson T.. - Dalgarno, Joel F.. - Totals.. - No. Goaltender Mins GA GAA W L SA SVS SV% Ward, Dillon :.. Belanger, Tye :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

63 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Second place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site January Minnesota W, - -, Minnesota January Calgary W, - OT -, Denver January Vancouver W, - -, Denver January Vancouver L, - -, Vancouver February Edmonton L, - -, Denver February Edmonton L, - -, Edmonton February New England W, - -, New England February Buffalo L, - -, Buffalo March Toronto L, - -, Denver March Minnesota W, - -, Denver March Vancouver W, - -, Vancouver March Vancouver W, - -, Denver April Calgary W, - OT -, Denver April Calgary L, - -, Calgary April Rochester L, - -, Rochester April Rochester W, - -, Denver April Edmonton L, - -, Edmonton May Edmonton L, - -, Denver # PLAYERS POS G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG FO Gallant, John D. - Flint, Cam F. - Jones, Adam F. - Pollock, Sean F. - Hope, Robert D. - Holding, Cameron D. - Iannucci, Athan F. - Grant, John F. - Woods, Mike D. - Westervelt, Drew F. - Buque, Alex G. - Noble, Jeremy F. - Coates, Dan D. - Ball, Dan D. - Snider, Bob D. - Ward, Dillon G. - McLaughlin, Eli F. - Boychuk, Zak G. - Burke, Mike F. - Reid, Creighton D. - Codron, Tyler D. - Porter, Colton D. - Cupido, Joey T. - Turner, Alex F. - Hawksbee, Ian D. - Decker, Jackson F. - Totals:. - No. Goaltender Mins W L GA GAA SVS SV% Ward, Dillon :.. Buque, Alex :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

64 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Second place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site January Georgia W,- -, Denver January Rochester W,- -, Rochester January Buffalo W, - OT -, Denver January Vancouver W,- -, Vancouver January Saskatchewan L,- -, Saskatchewan February Vancouver L,- -, Vancouver February Saskatchewan W, - -, Denver February Calgary W, - -, Calgary February Vancouver W, - -, Denver March New England W, - -, Denver March Calgary L, - -, Calgary March Calgary W, - OT -, Denver April New England W, - -, New England April Georgia L, - -, Georgia April Saskatchewan L, - -, Denver April Saskatchewan L, - -, Saskatchewan April Toronto W,- -, Denver April Vancouver W, - -, Denver # PLAYERS POS G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG FO Sullivan, Josh D. - Downing, Greg D. - Mallory, Mike F. - Gajic, Ilija D. - Jones, Adam F. - Wardle, Chris F. - Hope, Robert D. - Holding, Cameron D. - Gilles, Jordan D. - Grant, John F. - Woods, Mike D. - Buque, Alex G. - Noble, Jeremy F. - Coates, Dan D. - Ward, Dillon G. - McLaughlin, Eli F. - Boychuk, Zak G. - Burke, Mike F. - Reid, Creighton D. - Cupido, Joey D. - Tao, Corbyn F. - Decker, Jackson F. - Sweeting, Bryce D. - Crawford, Callum F. - Totals:. - No. Goaltender Mins W L GA GAA SVS SV% Ward, Dillon :.. Buque, Alex :.. Boychuk, Zak :.. - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

65 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Fifth place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -; Overtime: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site December Buffalo - -, Buffalo January Vancouver - -, Denver January New England - OT -, Denver January Calgary - -, Denver January Calgary - -, Calgary February Georgia - -, Denver February Vancouver - OT -, Vancouver February Saskatchewan - -, Saskatchewan February New England - -, New England March Calgary - -, Denver March Saskatchewan - OT -, Saskatchewan March Vancouver - -, Denver March Toronto - -, Toronto March Saskatchewan - -, Denver April Georgia - -, Georgia April Rochester - -, Denver April Vancouver - -, Vancouver April Saskatchewan - -, Denver # PLAYERS POS G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG FO Sullivan, Josh D - Downing, Greg D. - Mallory, Mike F. - Stuart, Taylor D. - Gajic, Ilija D. - Wardle, Chris F. - Hope, Robert D - Holding, Cameron D. - Ruest, Jacob F. - Gilles, Jordan D. - Grant, John F. - Self, Brad T. - Buque, Alex G - Keogh, Stephen F. - Noble, Jeremy F. - Coates, Dan D. - Ward, Dillon G - McLaughlin, Eli F. - Adams, Brent D. - Cupido, Joey D. - Greer, Zack F. - Sweeting, Bryce D - Crawford, Callum F. - Totals:. - No. Goaltender Mins W L GA GAA SVS SV% Ward, Dillon... Buque, Alex... - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

66 RECORD BOOK SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS AND STATISTICS Second place, West Division / Record: - (Home: -; Away: -) Date Opponent Result Record Attendance Site December Vancouver W, - -, Vancouver December Georgia W, - -, Denver December Calgary W, - -, Calgary January Saskatchewan L, - -, Denver January Vancouver W, - -, Denver February Saskatchewan L, - -, Denver February Calgary L, - -, Calgary February New England W, - -, New England March Georgia W, - -, Georgia March Buffalo W, - -, Denver March Calgary W, - -, Denver March Vancouver W, - -, Vancouver March Vancouver L, - -, Denver March Toronto W, - -, Toronto March Rochester L, - -, Rochester April Saskatchewan L, - -, Saskatchewan April New England L, - -, Denver April Toronto W, - -, Denver # PLAYERS POS G A PTS PIM PPG PPA SHG SHA GWG LB TO CTO S SPCT SOG FO Edwards, Tim D. - Sullivan, Josh D. - Benesch, Ryan F. - Downing, Greg D. - Stuart, Taylor D. - Lee, Ryan F. - Wardle, Chris F. - Hope, Robert D. - Ruest, Jacob F. - Gilles, Jordan D. - Self, Brad T. - Carnegie, Scott D - Keogh, Stephen F. - Noble, Jeremy F. - Ward, Dillon G - McLaughlin, Eli F. - Cupido, Joey D. - Greer, Zack F. - Totals:. - No. Goaltender Mins W L GA GAA SVS SV% Ward, Dillon :.. Fryer, Steve :.. Totals COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

67 RECORD BOOK JERSEY NUMBERS (THRU ) Tom Still, - Curtis Palidwor, - Connor Martin Jed Prossner, - Tom Phair, Pat Coyle, - Ray Guze, Casey Powell, Del Halladay, - Mike Law, - Tim Edwards, - Tom Phair, Josh Sims, -, Ned Crotty, Jaeden Gastaldo, Cameron Mann, Josh Sullivan, - Jamie Hanford, - Mike Ward, David Morgan, Ben Davies, Retired Brian Langtry - Chris Prat, Bryan Safarik, Chad Culp, Mac Allen, Mike McNamara, Ryan Benesch, Nick Carlson, -, Scott Stewart, Greg Downing, - Brent Adams, Retired Gavin Prout, -, - Ilija Gajic, Jay Jalbert, - Nenad Gajic, Alex Gajic, - Colton Clark, - Mike Mallory, John Gallant, - Taylor Stuart, - Al Truant, Jarett Park, - Cam Flint, Brody Eastwood, - John Rosa, John Wilson, Scott Davidson, Mat MacLeod, - Brandon Humphrey, Rory Graham, - Andy Glen, Steve Forsythe, - Jordan McBride, - Jeff Sonke, - Tyler Crompton, Tim Campeau, Ilija Gajic, -, Mat Macleod, Ted Dowling, Matt Brown, Adam Jones, - Ryan Lee, - Matt Shearer, Ben Prepchuk, B.J. Potter, Steve Toll, Brad Richardson, - Sean Pollock, - Chris Wardle, - Nenad Gajic, Brad Richardson, Derek Malawsky, Robert Hope, - Josh Sims, Ben Prepchuk, Paul Gait, Ben Prepchuk, - Nenad Gajic, - Ilija Gajic, Mike McLellan, Cameron Holding, - Scott Stapleford, - Bruce Murray,, Derek Hopcroft, Ryan Hotaling, Jacob Ruest, - Erik Miller, - Steve Voituk, Gary Rosyski, Chet Koneczny, - Retired Gary Gait, - Casey Powell, Eric Seremet, Trevor Tierney, Brad Self, - Chris S. Gill, Jon Sullivan, - Athan Iannucci, - Jordan Gilles, - Retired John Grant, Jr., - Curtis Smith, Josh Sims, Ryan McFadyen, Chris K. Gill,, - Eric Martin, Mike Woods, - Brad Self, - Andrew Potter, Matthew Wilson, Jason Jones, Drew Westervelt, - - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

68 RECORD BOOK JERSEY NUMBERS (THRU ) (CONT.) Cliff Smith, - Alex Buque, - Scott Carnegie, - Tom Ethington, - Stephen Keogh, - John McLellan, - Chris Levis, -, - Tye Belanger, - Nick Ossello, - Peter Veltman, Matt Roik, Brian Reese, - Dan Lewis, - Jeremy Noble, - Chris McKay, - Andrew Burkholder, - Dan Coates, - Gee Nash, - Mark Miyashita, Dan Ball, - Steve Fryer, - Matt Danowski, Bryan Cole, Andrew Leyshon, - Bob Snider, - Gewas Schindler, Rory Smith, - Rowan Kelly, - Hugh Donovan, Dylan Llord, Dan Carey, -, Jamie Lincoln, - Dillon Ward, - Jason Bloom, - Rich Catton, - Eli McLaughlin, - Zak Boychuk, - Steven Lee, Chris Panos, Jim Moss, - Mac Allen, - John Orsen, - Mike Burke, - Creighton Reid, - Jamie Floris, - Kevin Stewardson, Matt Leveque, -, Richard Morgan, Kyle Killen, Shawn Cable, Jeff Wittig, Randy Daly, Jordan Cornfield, - Zach Herreweyers, Dean Hill, Kevin Unterstein, Dave Stilley, - Shaun Dhaliwal, Tyler Codron, Jarrod Neumann, Colton Porter, Brent Adams, - Joey Cupido, - Corbyn Tao, Jamie Shewchuk, -, Alex Turner, Matt Ogelsby, Dan Stroup, - Neil Tyacke, Ian Hawksbee, -, Jackson Decker, Colton Porter, Zack Greer, - Jackson Decker, - Fred Jenner, Cory Conway, Quinn MacKay, Matt Taylor, Bryce Sweeting, - Julian Garritano, Jason Wulder, Joel Dalgarno,, - Callum Crawford, - - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

69 RECORD BOOK RETIRED NUMBERS Gary Gait, - Gait s No. was retired on Dec.,. As of that date, he had accomplished the following: Inducted into National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame in Most goals in NLL history () First player in league history to score career goals Most playoff goals in NLL history () in postseason games NLL single-season goals record ( in ), also held nd and rd place with () and () respectively NLL single-game goals record ( on Jan., ) Second-most assists in NLL history () Second-most points in NLL history (,) Fourth-most loose balls in NLL history (,) NLL Most Valuable Player a record six times, were consecutive seasons (-) NLL All-Pro a record times NLL First-Team All-Pro a record times NLL Rookie of the Year () NLL Sportsmanship Award ( and ) NLL Championship Game Most Valuable Player ( and ) Won three NLL championships (Detroit Turbos, ; Philadelphia Wings, and ) Brian Langtry, - Langtry s No. was retired on Jan.,. As of that date, he had accomplished the following: National Lacrosse League Rookie of the Year Scored game-winning goal in double-overtime in franchise s first-ever game on January, at Pepsi Center Single-game franchise records for goals () and points () against the Portland Lumberjax on March, Fifteen points in three postseason games during season en route to the Champion s Cup National Lacrosse League All-Star Reached the -point plateau Franchise-record career goals Second-most career assists in franchise history () Second-most career points in franchise history () - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

70 RECORD BOOK RETIRED NUMBERS (CONT.) Gavin Prout, -, - Prout s No. was retired on Mar.,. As of that date, he had accomplished the following: Captain of the Colorado Mammoth for six of his nine seasons with the franchise NLL Championship Game Most Valuable Player () Set then-nll record for points in a single postseason ( in ) All-time franchise leader in career assists () Second all-time in franchise history (Mammoth all-time leader) in career points () Third all-time in franchise history (second in Mammoth history) in career goals () Fifth all-time in franchise history (second in Mammoth history) in career loose balls () Seventh all-time in NLL history with career assists Ninth all-time in NLL history with career points Named an NLL All-Pro five times (First Team: ; Second Team:,,, ) Scored + points three times in his career Posted + points in each of his first eight seasons in the NLL Named to the NLL All-Rookie Team One of players in NLL history to eclipse, career loose balls Selected first overall in the NLL Entry Draft by the New York Saints John Grant, Jr., - Grant s No. was retired on Mar.,. As of that date, he had accomplished the following: st Overall Draft Pick in NLL Entry Draft NLL Rookie of the Year,, NLL MVP Champions Cup Champions Cup MVP -time All-Pro st Team (,,,,, ) - time All-Pro nd Team (,, ) nd All-Time in Goals () th All-Time in Assists () nd All-Time in Points () - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

71 NLL DIRECTORY The Office of the Commissioner E. Hector Street, Suite Conshohocken, PA.. Commissioner: Nick Sakiewicz (-present) Chief Marketing Officer: Ashley Dabb Chief Operating Officer: Dave Rowan Chief Revenue Officer: Kevin Morgan Vice President, Business Operations: Justin Rubino Vice President, Lacrosse Operations: Brian Lemon Lead Reporter: Devan Kaney Lead Reporter: Renee Washington Producer: Rich Owens Digital Communications Coordinator: Michael Pettit ABOUT THE NATIONAL LACROSSE LEAGUE NLL Established: Number of Seasons: Number of Teams: Number of Teams in the United States: Number of Teams in Canada: Number of Divisions: (East and West) EAST DIVISION Buffalo Bandits Georgia Swarm New England Black Wolves Rochester Knighthawks Toronto Rock Philadelphia Wings WEST DIVISION Calgary Roughnecks Colorado Mammoth Saskatchewan Rush Vancouver Stealth San Diego Seals Championship Trophy: National Lacrosse League Cup Season: regular-season games and three postseason rounds Live Internet Broadcast: B/R Live - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

72 MEDIA INFORMATION CREDENTIALS Requests for all credentials must go through the Mammoth communications department. Full-season credentials will be granted to media that cover the Mammoth on a regular basis. Single-game credentials will be granted to media with a written request submitted at least hours prior to game time. All credentials are issued at the sole discretion of the Colorado Mammoth. Please to Elise.Matson@ColoradoMammoth.com. MEDIA ENTRANCE Members of the working media enter Pepsi Center through the media entrance located at the truck docks on the northwest side of the arena. PRESS ROOM The working media room is located at floor level adjacent to the press dining room. Access to the working media room is reserved for those members of the media filing reports for daily news outlets. The Mammoth will rely on members to maintain a courteous, professional atmosphere in the working media room. PRESS SEATING Press seating at Pepsi Center is located on the press box level. PRESS DINING ROOM The media dining area is located at the end of the hallway leading from the media entrance on the northwest side of Pepsi Center. Food and beverages will be available to the working media beginning two hours prior to game-time. PHOTOGRAPHERS Only those photographers on assignment will be allowed access to designated photography locations at floor level and in overhead positions. Photography positions will be assigned by the Colorado Mammoth. DRESSING ROOMS The dressing rooms will be open after the game. Requests for individual interviews must go through the Mammoth communications staff. The officials dressing room is off-limits to the media. INTERVIEWS Media requesting access to players or staff for interviews must contact Elise Matson (Elise.Matson@ColoradoMammoth.com) of the Colorado Mammoth. MAMMOTH WEBSITE - COLORADO MAMMOTH MEDIA GUIDE

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