San Antonio Rampage. Iowa Wild

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1 San Antonio Rampage SAN ANTONIO Iowa Wild PREVIEW: The San Antonio Rampage ( ) face the Iowa Wild ( ) for the final time this season today at 12:30 p.m. at Wells Fargo Arena. With a 1-0 overtime win against the Wild last night, the Rampage reached a season-high seven game win streak for the second time this season and tied a franchise record of 20 single season road victories. San Antonio has a chance to set both new records with a win tonight, including tying a franchise-high five game road-win streak in their final of three straight away from the AT&T Center to close out the month of March. San Antonio is first in the West Division and first in the Western Conference with 88 points on the season. The Rampage are against West Division teams and have posted a record of against the Wild this year. San Antonio is on the road, currently on a road-win streak and overall, and are in their last 10 games. Iowa is fifth in the West Division and 15th in the conference with 46 points. They are against division opponents and on home ice. They look to break a losing streak tonight after posting a record of in their last 10 games. LAST TIME AGAINST IOWA: Brett Olson scored just 15 seconds into overtime to give the San Antonio Rampage a 1-0 victory over the Iowa Wild in front of 6,547 at Wells Fargo Arena Friday. With the win, the Rampage maintained a first place standing in the Western Conference. Just like the last meeting between these two teams on March 7, the Rampage and Wild were scoreless through two periods. Neither team could light the lamp in the final 20 minutes and for the fourth time in their last five games, the Rampage needed overtime for a game decision. Olson sealed the 1-0 win for San Antonio, taking a pass from Shane O Brien and putting the puck past John Curry. Michael Houser stopped all 26 shots from Iowa for his second shutout of the season. Houser is over his last 12 starts and with a season-high six straight wins, holds the franchise record for consecutive wins in a season along with Dan Ellis, who reached the milestone earlier this season. OVERALL AGAINST THE WILD: The Rampage are overall against the Wild, with just 38 goals for and 32 goals against. San Antonio posted a record of in , with 17 goals for and 19 goals against. Today s game is the last of an eight-game season series, in which the Rampage have put up a record of with 25 goals for and 14 goals against. At Wells Fargo Arena this season, San Antonio is with five goals for and four goals against. They are in Iowa overall with 13 goals for and 11 goals against. Leading the Wild in scoring is Tyler Graovac, who has 20 goals and 22 assists in 62 games. Graovac leads the team in goals and is tied for second in team assists with Jonathon Blum. Michael Keranen leads the team in assists with 25 and is second in team points with 34. John Curry is in net with a 2.74 goals against average and a.915 save percentage. TEAM STATS: Bobby Butler leads the team in points with 55, goals with 25 and is tied for first in assists with 30. Butler is seventh in the league as a top scorer and tied for fifth in league goals. Garrett Wilson is tied with Connor Brickley for second in team goals with 21. Mark Mancari is tied for first in assists with 30 and is tied for second with Brickley and now Brett Olson, who had the overtime game-winner last night, in team points with 42. Goaltender Michael Houser, who has made the last 12 starts for the Rampage, is with a.903 save percentage and a 2.77 goals against average, 20th in the league in wins. He now has two shutouts on the season. Sam Brittain is a perfect 1-0 with a 1.00 save percentage. AHL WEST DIVISION STANDING TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS San Antonio Oklahoma City Texas Charlotte Iowa San Antonio 1st Western Conference Y clinched division x clinched playoff spot Updated: March 28, 2015 LAST GAME VS. IA March 8, 2015 Wells Fargo Arena Des Moines, IA Wild Iowa San Antonio st Period- Scoring: None. Penalties: None. 2nd Period- Scoring: None. Penalties: SA Butler (Holding) 9:01. 3rd Period- Scoring: None. Penalties: None. OT- Scoring: SA Olson (O Brien) 0:15. Penalties: None. Shots on Goal: IA ; SA Saves: SA Houser (W, 26-26); IA Curry (OTL, 32-33) Power Plays: IA 0/1; SA 0/1 Penalties/Min: IA 1/2; SA 1/2 Attendance: 6,547 Game #995 Saturday, March 28, :30 PM CST Wells Fargo Arena Referee: Romasko (#6) Linesmen: Hedlund (#5), Stanton (#36) ALL TIME VS. IOWA Home Away Overall Year W L OTL SOL GF GA W L OTL SOL GF GA W L OTL SOL GF GA TOTALS THE LAST TIME VS. IOWA SEASON SCHEDULE & RESULTS VS. IA Last Home Win: Marchn 7, 2015 (4-1) Last Home Loss: January 25, 2014 (2-1 OT) Home: Oct. 10 (W, 3-2), Nov. 30 (W, 5-4), Jan. 10 (W, 8-3), March 7 (W, 4-1) Last Home OT Loss: January 25, 2014 (2-1 OT) Last Home SO Loss: January 24, 2014 (5-4) Away: Dec. 11 (L, 4-1), Dec. 12 (W, 3-0), March 27 (W, 1-0 OT), March 28 Last Road Win: March 27, 2015 (1-0 OT) Last Road Loss: December 11, 2014 (4-1) Last Road OT Loss: None Last Road SO Loss: December 21, 2014 (3-2)

2 RAMPAGE REGULAR SEASON RECORD GP W L OTL SOL PTS HOME: ROAD: OVERALL: RAMPAGE STREAKS Current Streak: Home Streak: Road Streak: RAMPAGE GOALS PER GAME OT/SO TOTAL RAMPAGE: OPPONENTS: RAMPAGE SHOTS PER GAME OT/SO TOTAL RAMPAGE: OPPONENTS: RAMPAGE POWER PLAY PPGF OPPS % RANK HOME: th ROAD: th OVERALL: th Last PPG: March 22 vs HAM (Heatley) RAMPAGE PENALTY KILL PPGA TSH % RANK HOME: th ROAD: th OVERALL: th Last PPGA: March 21 vs HAM (Dumont) RAMPAGE SHORTHANDED GOALS GP SHGF SHGA HOME: ROAD: OVERALL: Last SHG: March 20 at OKC (Howden) Last SHGA: March 22 vs HAM (Dumont) SCHEDULE & RESULTS October 2014 November 2014 December 2014 January 2015 February 2015 March 2015 April 2015 ( ; 10 pts.) ( ; 17 pts.) ( ; 10 pts.) ( ; 17 pts.) ( ; 11 pts.) ( ; 21 pts.) DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME March SOL, 3-2 March W, 5-2 March 7 Iowa W, 4-1 March 11 Milwaukee W, 3-2 March 13 Lake Erie L, 4-0 March 14 Lake Erie W, 5-2 March 17 Charlotte W, 9-3 March City W, 4-3 (OT) March 21 Hamilton W, 4-2 March 22 Hamilton W, 3-2 (OT) March W, 4-3 (SO) March W, 1-0 (OT) March 12:30 p.m. SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE MEDIA NOTES WESTERN ROUNDUP: The Rampage were the only team in the West Division to get a win last night and stay in first place of the Western Conference, just one point ahead of Uitca. WILD THING: Having two-straight scoreless period is nothing new between the Wild and Rampage, with their second straight game last night in which neither team lit the lamp in the first two frames of the game. FIRE IN THE HOLE: All but three skaters for the Silver and Black recorded a shot last night, outshooting their opponent for the 45th time this year. SCORELESS HOCKEY: Last night s game was the first time this season the Rampage went into additional time in a scoreless game. NINE LIVES: San Antonio is the only team in the entire AHL to have a nine wins in their last 10 games. SEVEN HEAVEN: The Rampage tied a franchise-high seven game win streak last night for the second time this season. The last time San Antonio won seven straight was from Nov and most recently extending from March 14. The Rampage have a chance to set a new franchise record tonight. COMMIT NO SINS: San Antonio totaled just two penalty minutes the entire game for just the second time this season. The Rampage have only had one game in franchise history in which they were not assessed a single penalty minute. MARCH MADNESS: The Rampage play their final game of March today, after posting a record of with 44 goals for and 27 goals against. They have eight power-play goals in 37 opportunities and have only allowed six power-play goals against in 45 opponent opportunities. They have returned to their old form outshooting their opponent BREAKING RECORDS: The Silver and Black are one win away from matching a franchise record for wins in a season, last set at 42 in They are just one road win away from setting a new franchise record for road wins in a season, last set at 20 in San Antonio is just six points away from matching a franchise high in points when they last achieved 94 points in the season. HITTING THOSE GOALS: The Rampage are 16 goals away from matching a franchise record for goals in a season since tallying 238 in BACK IN NET: Michael Houser posted his second shutout of the season last night, stopping all 26 Wild shots last night. SO WHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT? The Rampage s magic number to secure a spot in the Calder Cup playoffs is now seven. The regular season ends April 19, the day after San Antonio s last game of the season against the Texas Stars at the Cedar Park Center. CALDER CUP PLAYOFFS: In , the AHL will have 16 teams participating in the postseason. Eight teams in each conference shall qualify for the 2015 Calder Cup Playoffs. The three division winners in each conference will be seeded first through third (in order of regular-season points) and the next five best teams (in order of regular-season points) will be seeded fourth through eighth. Home ice advantage in the Conference Quarterfinals is granted to those teams seeded first through fourth in each conference. In the Conference Semifinals and Conference Finals, teams will be reseeded according to the same criteria as the Conference Quarterfinals (division leaders will be seeded first and granted home ice advantage while remaining teams will be seeded in order of regular-season points). Home ice advantage in the Calder Cup Finals will be determined by the higher number of points in the final standings at the end of the Schedule of Championship Games. The conference quarterfinals will be bestof-five series. All other series are in a best-of-seven format. JESSICA REDFIELD PRESS BOX: The Rampage announced that the press box for the season will remain as the Jessica Redfield Press Box in honor of Jessica Redfield Ghawi, a San Antonio native who was one of 12 people killed in the movie theatre shooting in Aurora, Colo., in July Redfield interned at the San Antonio media outlets Ticket 760 and KABB Fox-29 and attended numerous Rampage games and practices. UP NEXT: Rampage return to home ice Thursday to play the Adirondack Flames in a MIX 96.1 $1 drink night. During the month of April, the Rampage will play eight games in the regular season and six of those at the AT&T Center. All stats updated as of 3/28

3 Game Segments Games Record GF-GA PP PK SF-SA 1 st 10 Games (18.2%) (72.3%) nd 10 Games (25.5%) (88.1%) rd 10 Games (10.7%) (79.5%) th 10 Games (21.4%) (88.6%) th 10 Games (8.8%) (78.4%) th 10 Games (22.8%) (88.8%) th 10 Games (25%) (87.5%) th 10 Games Monthly Segments Games Record GF-GA PP PK SF-SA October (19.0%) (74.5%) November (24.5%) (84.8%) December (10.7%) (79.5%) January (21.2%) (92.7%) February (15.2%) (83.7%) March (21.6%) (86.7%) April Division Breakdowns Division/Conference Games played Games remaining Rampage record Western Conference West Midwest North Eastern Conference Atlantic Northeast East Recent San Antonio Rampage Games Last 5 SAN games: Last 10 SAN games: LAST 5 GAMES: NEXT FIVE GAMES March 20 Oklahoma City W (4-3) April 2 Adirondack 7:00 p.m. March 21 Hamilton W (4-2) April 4 Adirondack 7:00 p.m. March 22 Hamilton W (3-2) April City 7:00 p.m. March W (4-3) April 10 Grand Rapids 7:30 p.m. March W (1-0) April 11 Grand Rapids 7:00 p.m. LAST GAME: March 27, 2015 San Antonio 1, Iowa 0 (OT) Wells Fargo Arena Brett Olson scored just 15 seconds into overtime to give the San Antonio Rampage ( ) a 1-0 victory over the Iowa Wild ( ) in front of 6,547 at Wells Fargo Arena Friday. With the win, the Rampage tie a franchise-high seven game win streak and maintain a first place standing in the Western Conference. Just like the last meeting between these two teams on March 7, the Rampage and Wild were scoreless through two periods. Neither team could light the lamp in the final 20 minutes and for the fourth time in their last five games, the Rampage needed overtime for a game decision. Olson sealed the 1-0 win for San Antonio, taking a pass from Shane O Brien and putting the puck past John Curry. Michael Houser stopped all 26 shots from Iowa for his second shutout of the season. Houser is over his last 12 starts and with a season-high six straight wins, holds the franchise record for consecutive wins in a season along with Dan Ellis, who reached the milestone earlier this season.

4 Rampage Record When GP W L OTL SOL PTS Scoring 2 or Fewer Goals Scoring 3 or Fewer Goals Scoring 4 or More Goals Allowing 2 or Fewer Goals Allowing 3 or Fewer Goals Allowing 4 or More Goals Overtime, Home Overtime, Road Overtime, Overall Shootout, Home Shootout, Road Shootout, Overall Scoring a PPG Scoring a SHG Allowing a PPG Allowing a SHG Scoring First Goal Allowing First Goal Leading After First Period Trailing After First Period Tied After First Period Leading After Second Period Trailing After Second Period Tied After Second Period Outshooting Opponent Outshot by Opponent Shots are Tied One-Goal Games Two-Goal Games Three-Goal Games Four-Goal Games Five-or-More-Goal Games Scoring an Empty Net Goal Allowing an Empty Net Goal

5 San Antonio Rampage Game-By-Game Results Goals/Period Shots/Period + sellout Date Opp OT SO F OT SO F Pen/Min PP/Op GWG/GTG Goalies Attend Record 10/10 IA /20 2/ /18 1/9 Mancari Ellis 6, /11 OKC /2 1/ /8 0/1 Grimaldi Houser 5, /17 UTI /10 0/1 Gaunce /4 0/4 Ellis 5, /21 3/8 Brossoit 2,363 SA /33 2/6 McFarland Houser /21 1/4 Kenins Eriksson 3,815 SA /15 1/7 Ellis /21 0/3 Condon 2,527 SA /15 1/6 Kampfer Houser /28 0/6 MacDonald 2,299 SA /43 0/3 Butler Ellis /4 3/5 Knight Ortio 2,429 SA /10 2/2 Houser /31 RFD /20 1/4 Ross /20 1/4 Ellis 4, /1 RFD /11 2/4 McNeill /15 0/2 Houser 5, /7 TOR /39 1/5 Brown /29 1/5 Ellis 6, /9 OKC /18 1/ /18 1/4 Kampfer Ellis 3, /14 0/5 Bachman 4,599 SA /14 0/5 Grimaldi Ellis /14 CHA /8 1/ /10 1/3 Shore Ellis 6, /15 CHA /21 1/ /12 2/9 Butler Houser 5, /18 OKC /6 1/ /10 1/3 Shaw Ellis 10, /25 0/4 Campbell 5,754 SA /10 3/8 Butler Ellis /23 TEX /10 0/ /12 1/3 Mancari Ellis 4, /29 OKC /6 0/3 Oesterle /8 0/2 Houser 5, /30 IA /17 0/ /11 2/5 Mancari Houser 3, /5 UTI /6 2/4 Biega /8 1/3 Ellis 5, /7 CHI /33 1/ /16 0/3 Mancari Ellis 4, /9 CHI /42 3/6 Hakanpaa /43 0/5 Ellis 3, /4 1/4 Keranen Curry 3,587 SA /8 0/2 Houser /13 0/3 Curry 6,521 SA /15 0/2 Brickley Ellis /18 1/4 MacIntyre 6,226 SA /20 0/3 Petrovic Ellis /8 0/4 LaRose MacIntyre 6,738 SA /10 0/3 Ellis /26 TEX /14 0/ /20 0/1 Shore Ellis 6, /27 OKC /13 0/5 Lander /27 0/2 Houser 7, /8 1/4 Ritchie Rynnas 4,382 SA /8 2/4 Ellis /16 0/6 Markstrom 3,835 SA /18 2/5 Butler Ellis /20 1/6 Rupert Gibson 3,126 SA /14 2/9 Houser /15 2/8 Bibeau 5,023 SA /25 2/4 Grimaldi Ellis /26 0/2 Knight Ortio 2,577 SA /32 0/4 Ellis /0 0/2 Makarov 5,608 SA /4 0/0 Parlett Ellis /10 IA /22 1/ /12 3/6 Wilson Ellis 9, /11 TOR /14 0/3 Kozun /22 0/4 Houser 4, /17 RCH /12 0/ /14 0/4 Brickley Ellis 7, /20 TEX /6 1/ /24 0/2 Shaw Ellis 3, /10 0/4 Sgarbossa Berra 5,248 SA /10 0/4 Houser /2 0/2 Agozzino Berra 14,127 SA /4 1/1 Ellis

6 San Antonio Rampage Game-By-Game Results Goals/Period Shots/Period + sellout Date Opp OT SO F OT SO F Pen/Min PP/Op GWG/GTG Goalies Attend Record /10 1/3 Rynnas 3,106 SA /6 1/3 Grimaldi Ellis /30 CHA /29 0/ /36 0/4 Butler Houser 7, /24 1/3 Lindback 3,530 SA /23 0/5 Grimaldi Ellis /5 TEX /20 1/4 Rallo /30 0/4 Houser 5, /7 OKC /16 0/ /18 0/3 O Brien Ellis 13, /14 3/5 Oleksiak Rynnas 4,872 SA /12 1/6 Ellis /10 1/6 McCollum 7,168 SA /16 0/3 Grimaldi Ellis /9 1/3 Hoggan Coreau 7,753 SA /11 0/2 Houser /2 0/1 Bass Darling 4,864 SA /2 0/1 Ellis /17 0/5 Leighton 6,296 SA /17 2/5 Weegar Houser /8 0/3 Cannone Binnington 11,570 SA /6 1/4 Ellis /31 0/5 Binnington 6,157 SA /19 3/6 Butler Houser /17 1/6 Brossoit 2,560 SA /29 0/6 O Brien Houser /34 0/4 C. Jones Brossoit 2,539 SA /30 0/1 Ellis /9 1/2 Biega MacIntyre 3,056 SA /9 1/2 Houser /8 1/2 Muse 4,056 SA /6 0/3 Shaw Houser /7 IA /6 0/ /4 1/3 Wilson Houser 10, /11 MIL /4 0/ /6 0/2 Blacker Houser 4, /13 LE /16 6/18 Street /4 0/3 Houser 7, /14 LE /62 0/ /58 1/5 Parlett Houser 7, /17 CHA /37 2/ /51 3/6 McFarland Houser 4, /4 1/3 Brossoit 2,758 SA /8 0/1 Parlett Houser /21 HAM /18 1/ /24 1/3 Butler Houser 8, /22 HAM /12 0/ /8 1/6 Olsen Houser 5, /4 0/3 Mazanec 3,513 SA /6 0/2 Shaw Brittain /2 0/1 Curry 6,547 SA ½ 0/1 Olson Houser SA 4/2 4/4 SA 4/10 4/11 SA 4/17 SA

7 San Antonio Rampage Team Season Highs and Lows TEAM RECORD SEASON RECORD ALL-TIME FRANCHISE RECORD Winning streak 7 Nov ( ) 7 Mar. 26 Apr. 11, 2009 ( ) March ( ) Nov. 9 - Nov 26, 2010 ( ) Jan Jan. 28, 2012 ( ) Nov. 9 Nov. 23, 2014 ( ) March 14- March 27, 2015 ( ) Winning streak, home 5 Nov ( ) 7 Nov. 26 Dec. 15, 2002 ( ) Winning streak, road 4 March 5-27 ( ) 5 Jan. 3 24, 2009 ( ) Unbeaten in regulation 11 Nov. 9 Dec. 7 ( ) 12 Jan. 24 Feb. 21, 2014 ( ) Unbeaten in regulation, home 9 Nov. 9 Dec. 7 ( ) 11 Nov. 6 Dec. 15, 2002 ( ) Unbeaten in regulation, road 3 2x: Last, March ( ) 8 Jan. 29 Feb. 21, 2014 ( ) Losing streak 4 Oct. 29- Nov. 7 ( ) 13 Nov. 8 Nov. 29, 2008 ( ) Losing streak, home 3 Oct. 31- Nov. 7 ( ) 9 Oct. 26 Nov. 29, 2008 ( ) Losing streak, road 2 4x: Last, Feb. 28 March 4 ( ) 9 Mar. 22 Apr. 14, 2006 ( ) Winless streak 17 Oct. 26 Nov. 28, 2008 ( ) Winless streak, home 9 Oct. 26 Nov. 29, 2008 ( ) Winless streak, road 11 Oct. 18 Dec. 14, 2008 ( ) Largest margin of victory 6 2x: Last, March 17 vs CHA (W, 9-3) 7 2x s Last: Nov. 24, 2007 vs MIL (W, 7-0) Largest margin of defeat 5 Feb. 10 at TEX (L, 6-1) 8 Mar. 12, 2005 at HOU (L, 8-0) Largest regulation tie 4 2x: Last, Dec. 5 vs UTI (OTL, 5-4) 5 Oct. 19, 2007 vs HOU (SOL, 6-5) Most goals, 1 game 9 March 17 vs CHA (W, 9-3) 9 March 17, 2015 vs CHA (W, 9-3) Most goals, home, 1 game 9 March 17 vs CHA (W, 9-3) 9 March 17, 2015 vs CHA (W, 9-3) Most goals, road, 1 game 8 Jan. 1 at UTI (W, 8-4) 8 Jan. 1, 2015 at UTI (W, 8-4) Most goals against, 1 game 7 Oct. 29 at ADK (L, 7-6) 9 2x s Last: Apr. 19, 2013 vs RFD (9-4) Previous: Nov. 11, 2006 at HAR (L, 9-3) Most goals against, home, 1 game 6 2x: Last, Dec. 9 vs CHI (L, 6-2) 9 Apr. 19, 2013 vs RFD (L, 9-4) Most goals against, road, 1 game 7 Oct. 29 at ADK (L, 7-6) 9 Nov. 11, 2006 at HAR (L, 9-3) Most goals, 1 period 6 Jan. 1 at UTI (2 nd period) 6 Oct. 17, 2009 vs GRA (1 st period) Jan. 1, 2015 at UTI (2 nd period) Most goals against, 1 period 4 3x: Last; Feb. 10 at TEX (L, 6-1) 6 2x s Last: Feb. 14, 2009 at QC (2 nd period) Most power-play goals, 1 game 3 4x: Last, March 17 vs CHA (W, 9-3) 4 Several Last: Oct. 18, 2009 vs GRA (W, 7-2) Most power-play goals against, 1 game 3 3x: Last, Feb. 10 at TEX (L, 6-1) 5 2x s Last: Nov. 11, 2007 at RFD (L, 8-3) Most short-handed goals, 1 game 2 Dec. 5 vs UTI (OTL, 5-4) 2 4x s Last: Dec. 5, 2014 vs UTI (OTL, 5-4) Most short-handed goals against, 1 game 1 5x: Last, Feb. 7 vs OKC (W, 5-3) 3 Feb. 16, 2007 at GRA (L, 5-2) Most penalty minutes, 1 game 58 March 14 vs LE (W, 5-2) 104 Nov. 11, 2007 at RFD (26/104) Fewest penalty minutes, 1 game 2 2x: March 27 at IA (W, 1-0) 0 Mar. 27, 2010 vs LEM (L, 5-4) Most shots, 1 game 55 Nov. 30 vs IA (W, 5-4) 56 Oct. 5, 2013 vs RFD (W, 3-1) Fewest shots, 1 game 17 Nov. 14 vs CHA (W, 2-1) 6 Oct. 23, 2007 at IOW (W, 4-1) Most shots against, 1 game 48 Jan. 6 at ADK (L, 6-2) 60 Dec. 2, 2006 at CHI (L, 5-4) Fewest shots against, 1 game 15 Dec. 21 at CHA (L, 3-1) 15 Mar. 23, 2004 vs MIL (L, 5-1) Most shots, 1 period 25 Jan. 29 at TEX (W, 3-2) 27 Apr. 11, 2010 vs HOU (2 nd per) Fewest shots, 1 period 3 5x: Last, Feb. 13 at GR (W, 5-4) 1 6x s Last: Apr. 5, 2008 at RFD (1 st per) Most shots against, 1 period 20 Feb. 18 at RFD (3 rd period) 25 3x s Last: Jan. 30, 2009 vs QC (1 st per) Fewest shots against, 1 period 1 March 14 vs LE (1 st period) 1 March 14, 2015 vs LE (1 st period) Most saves, 1 game 37 2x: Last, Feb. 18 at RFD (M. Houser) 56 2x s Last: Apr. 16, GRA (P. Osaer) Fewest saves, 1 game 12 2x: Last, Feb. 10 at TEX (D. Ellis) 1 2x s Last: Jan. 23, GRA (M. Emond) Fastest goal for from start of game 0:30 Nov. 11 at OKC (Kampfer) 0:19 Oct. 17, 2009 vs GRA (Bodie) Fastest goal for from start of period 0:29 Nov. 21 at TEX (2 nd per Butler) 0:11 Jan. 11, 2005 vs MTB (3 rd per Kwiatkowski) Fastest two goals, period 0:18 Oct. 18 at OKC (2 nd per O Brien, Trocheck) 0:10 Oct. 17, 2009 vs GRA (1 st per Turris, MacLean) Fastest three goals, period 1:32 Feb. 7 vs OKC (3 rd McFarland, O Brien, Butler) 1:32 Feb. 7, 2015 vs OKC (3 rd J. McFarland, S. O Brien, B. Butler) Fastest goals scored by one player 1:22 Feb. 22 at CHI, Bobby Butler (2g) 0:36 Dec. 9, 2004, Greg Jacina vs UTA (2g) Fastest two goals allowed by opposition 0:05 Jan. 22 at LE (Ryan, Noreau 3 rd period) 0:05 Jan. 22, 2015 at LE (3 rd period)

8 Individual Season Highs and Lows TEAM RECORD SEASON RECORD ALL-TIME FRANCHISE RECORD Longest goal streak 4 G. Wilson, Dec. 28-Jan. 3 (4g) 6 J. Hoggan, Dec. 27 Jan. 7, (7g) K. Turris, Feb.21- Mar. 3, 2010 (6g) Longest assist streak 7 xd. Shore, Nov. 21- Dec. 9 (10a) 7 D. Shore, Nov. 21- Dec. 9, 2014 (9a) Longest point streak 9 M. Mancari, Nov. 15- Dec. 9 (3+912) 12 Y. Lehoux, Jan Feb. 6, 2007 (6+915) Most goals, 1 game 2 G. Wilson, 3x: Last, Dec. 26 vs TEX 3 M. Green, Nov. 26, 2002 vs MIL B. Butler, 3x: Last, Feb. 22 at CHI J. Toms, Feb. 15, 2003 at HFD C. Brickley, 2x: Last, Feb. 14 at GR D. Shvidki, Feb. 7, 2004 at NOR L. Shaw, Dec. 26 vs TEX J. Olson, Jan. 30, 2005 at CIN J. McFarland, March 7 vs IA D. MacLean, Jan. 21, 2007 vs MAN D. Healtey, March 14 vs LE D. MacLean, Mar. 3, 2007 at IOW A. Yogan, March 17 vs CHA Y. Lehoux, Mar. 27, 2007 vs OMA B. Olson, March 17 vs CHA J. Perrault, Oct. 19, 2007 vs HOU D. Spina, Jan. 1, 2009 vs LAK D. Spina, Mar. 9, 2010 vs PEO M. Watkins, Dec. 29, 2010 vs OKC B. MacLean, Feb. 18, 2011 at SYR J. Sim, Dec. 15, 2012 at OKC J. Combs, March 29, 2013 at CHA J. Crabb, Feb. 26, 2014 at UTI Most assists, 1 game 4 R. Grimaldi, Dec. 26 vs TEX 4 M. Green, Nov. 23, 2003 vs HOU Q. Howden, Dec. 26 vs TEX E. Beaudoin, Nov. 23, 2003 vs HOU A. Leavitt, Mar. 3, 2007 at IOW C. Ferraro, Mar. 9, 2007 vs PEO D. Spina, Feb. 13, 2009 at PRO K. Porter, Oct. 9, 2009 at ABB R. Grimaldi, Dec. 26, 2014 vs TEX Q. Howden, Dec. 26, 2014 vs TEX Most points, 1 game 5 R. Grimaldi, Dec. 26 vs TEX (1+45) 5 D. Maclean, Mar. 9, 2007 vs PEO (2+35) C. Ferraro, Mar. 9, 2007 vs PEO (1+45) R. Grimaldi, Dec. 26, 2014 vs TEX (1+45) Most penalty minutes, 1 game 21 M. Corrente, March 14 vs LE 37 F. Lessard, Oct. 25, 2008 vs IOW Most shots, 1 game 10 xs. Kampfer, Dec. 19 at CHA 11 P. Brendl, Apr. 11, 2006 at PEO Most shots faced by a goalie, 1 game 40 M. Houser, Nov. 30 vs IA 60 D. LeNeveu, Dec. 2, 2006 at CHI xd. Ellis, Feb. 13 at LE Most saves made by a goalie, 1 game 37 2x: Last, M. Houser, Feb. 18 at RFD 56 T. Scott, Oct. 16, 2003 vs CIN P. Osaer, Apr. 16, 2005 at GRA Longest winning streak by a goalie 6 xd. Ellis, Nov ( ) 7 D. Grumet-Morris, Jan. 14, 2012 Jan. 28, 2012 previous: Oct. 6 Nov. 9, 2007 by Tordjman M. Houser, March ( ) CAT TRACKING Tracking former Rampage players progress in the National Hockey League Player Pos. Games Goals Assists Points +/- PIM Notes Vincent Trocheck Rocco Grimaldi C C Recalled to Florida on Feb. 21 Reassigned to San Antonio on Nov. 23 after scoring first NHL goal Dan Ellis G 6 Recalled to Florida on March 3 Shane O Brien D Reassigned to San Antonio on March 6 Alex Petrovic D Recalled to Florida on Jan. 28 Steven Kampfer D Recalled to Florida on Feb. 4, Scored first NHL goal of season Feb. 19 Garrett Wilson LW Reassigned to San Antonio on Feb. 28 Jonathan Racine D Recalled and Reassigned on March 7

9 San Antonio Rampage Multiple Point Games Goals Assists Points Total # Player Weegar, MacKenzie x Petrovic, Alex x McFadden, Josh x Zanon, Greg Racine, Jonathan Parlett, Blake Kampfer, Steven x Grimaldi, Rocco Yogan, Andrew Hodges, Steven x 0 14 Trocheck, Vincent x Olson, Brett Heatley, Dany Butler, Bobby Martindale, Ryan x 0 17 Corrente, Matt McFarland, John Wilson, Garrett Froese, Byron x 0 20 Knight, Corban Shaw, Logan Brickley, Connor Howden, Quinton Blacker, Jesse Mancari, Mark Basaraba, Joe x 0 28 Megan, Wade 0 32 Shore, Drew x Taker, Shayne x 0 36 Turgeon, Tony 0 42 Vigier, Stephan x 0 44 O Brien, Shane Totals x- No longer with Rampage San Antonio Rampage Current Streaks Player Games Streak Goals B. Olson 1 1g Assists xa. Petrovic M. Corrente S. O Brien a 2a 1a Points M. Corrente (G - A - P) xa. Petrovic B. Olson S. O Brien g, 2a 2a 1g 1a

10 San Antonio Rampage Milestones MILESTONES ACHIEVED: MILESTONES IN SIGHT: xshore Grimaldi xweegar Grimaldi xhodges xshore Butler Shaw Olson xweegar O Brien Zanon Wilson xbasaraba Parlett Butler Wilson xshore Zanon Yogan xweegar xhodges xvigier xvigier Olson Parlett Blacker Blacker Zanon xkampfer xmartindale O Brien McFarland Mancari xpetrovic Parlett xmartindale Wilson Racine Brickley O Brien Butler Knight McFarland Grimaldi Butler Martindale Olson Shaw O Brien Heatley Heatley Zanon Olson Turgeon Zanon 100th AHL Game (10/10/14 vs. IA) 1st Professional/AHL Game (10/10/14 vs. IA) 1st Professional/AHL Game (10/10/14 vs. IA) 1 st Professional/AHL Assist (10/10/14 vs. IA) 1 st Professional/AHL Game (10/17/14 vs. UTI) 50 th AHL Assist (10/18/14 at OKC) 50 th AHL Assist (10/18/14 at OKC 50 th AHL Game (10/24/14 at UTI) 150 th Professional/AHL Game (10/24/14 at UTI) 1 st Professional/AHL Assist (10/25/14 at HAM) 150 th Professional Assist (10/31/14 vs RFD) 250 th AHL Game (11/7/14 vs. TOR) 50 th Professional Assist (11/9/14 vs. OKC) 1 st AHL Assist/Point (11/14/14 vs. CHA) 100 th Professional Assist (11/15/14 vs. CHA) 300 th Professional Game (11/21/14 at TEX) 50 th AHL Point (11/21/14 at TEX) 100 th Pro Point (11/23/14 vs TEX) 750 th Pro Game (11/29/14 vs OKC) 100 th AHL Game (11/30/14 vs IA) 1 st Professional Goal (12/12/14 at IA) 1 st Professional Goal (12/21/14 at CHA) 1 st AHL Game (12/27/14 vs OKC) 1 st AHL Assist/Points (1/1/15 at UTI) 50 th Professional/AHL Assist (1/1/15 at UTI) 300 th Professional Game (1/3/15 at TOR) 200 th AHL Game (1/3/15 at TOR) 50 th AHL Assist (1/7/15 at RCH) 150 th Professional Point (1/10/15 vs IA) 100 th Professional Point (1/10/15 vs IA) 50 th AHL Point (1/17/15 vs RCH) 800 th Professional Game (1/17/15 vs RCH) 100 th AHL Game (1/20/15 vs TEX) 700 th Professional Game (1/22/15 at LE) 50 th Professional Point (1/24/15 at LE) 250 th AHL Game (1/24/15 at LE) 150 th Professional Game (1/29/15 at TEX) 150 th AHL Game (1/29/15 at TEX) 100 th Pro Game (2/3/15 at TEX) 50 th Pro/AHL Game (2/3/15 at TEX) 100 th AHL Point (2/5/15 at TEX) 100 th Pro Goal (2/7/15 vs OKC) 100 th AHL Game (2/7/15 vs OKC) 150 th Pro Game (2/10/15 at TEX) 50 th Pro Game (2/13/15 at GR) 100th Pro assist (2/18/15 at RFD) 200 th Pro Game (2/28/15 at OKC) 200 th Pro Game (2/28/15 at OKC) 100 th AHL Game (3/4/15 at CHA) 200 th Pro Point (3/7/15 vs IA) 900 th Pro Game (3/14/15 vs LE) 800 th Pro Point (3/14/15 vs LE) 300 th AHL Game (3/17/15 vs CHA) 100 th Pro/AHL Points (3/17/15 vs CHA) 1 st Pro Point/Assits (3/17/15 vs CHA) 100 th AHL point (3/25/15 at MIL) GAMES xweegar 8 games away from 50 th Pro game POINTS xpetrovic Shaw xkampfer GOALS 1 point away from 50th AHL point 2 points away from 50 th Pro point 11 points away from 100 th AHL point ASSISTS McFarland 3 assists away from 50 th Pro assist (x) No longer with Rampage

11 San Antonio Rampage - Shootout Statistics Date Opponent Result Rampage Shooters (Scorers in CAPS) SA Goalie Opp. Goalie Nov. City W, 3-2 R. GRIMALDI, S. Hodges Dan Ellis Richard Bachman Nov. 18 Oklahoma City W, 4-3 S. Kampfer, B. Butler, M. Mancari, D. SHORE, G. WILSON, L. SHAW Dan Ellis Richard Bachman Nov. 30 Iowa W, 5-4 R. Grimaldi, B. BUTLER, M. MANCARI Michael Houser Josh Harding Dec. W, 3-2 Shore, Martindale, Mancari, Grimaldi, Shaw, Brickley, Kampfer, A. PETROVIC Dan Ellis Drew MacIntyre Feb. W, 3-2 V. TROCHECK, R. GRIMALDI Dan Ellis Anders Lindback March L, 3-2 R. Grimaldi, M. Mancari, B. Butler, D. Heatley, W. Megan, C. Knight Michael Houser Drew MacIntyre March W, 4-3 R. GRIMALDI, D. Heatley, L. SHAW Sam Brittain Marek Mazanec San Antonio Rampage Individual Shootout Results Player Shots Shots good PCT (%) Goaltender Games Goals Against Attempts SV PCT (%) taken Played Rocco Grimaldi 6 Yes/No/No/Yes/No/Yes 50% xdan Ellis % Mark Mancari 4 No/Yes/No/No 25% Michael Houser % Bobby Butler 3 No/Yes/No 33.3% Sam Brittain % xdrew Shore 2 Yes/No 50% Logan Shaw 2 No/Yes 50% xsteven Kampfer 2 No/No 0% Dany Heatley 2 No/No 0% xalex Petrovic 1 Yes 100% Garrett Wilson 1 Yes 100% xvincent Trocheck 1 Yes 100% xryan Martindale 1 No 0% Connor Brickley 1 No 0% xsteven Hodges 1 No 0% Wade Megan 1 No 0% Corban Knight 1 No 0% (X)- No longer with Rampage Most shootout rounds for the Rampage in : 8 (Dec. 19 at Charlotte) Most shootout rounds for the Rampage in franchise history: 12 (March 8, 2013 at Texas) Penalty Shot Summary NAME TEAM GOALIE TEAM DATE PERIOD TIME GOAL? Mark Mancari San Antonio Christopher Gibson Toronto Nov. 7, rd 0:23 No Matthew Dumba Iowa Wild Michael Houser San Antonio Nov. 30, 2014 OT 4:07 No Greg Rallo Texas Stars Dan Ellis San Antonio Feb. 3, st 1:57 No Rocco Grimaldi San Antonio Scott Darling Rockford IceHogs Feb. 18, rd 12:33 No Bobby Butler San Antonio Drew MacIntyre Charlotte Checkers March 4, rd 16:07 No Rocco Grimaldi San Antonio Mike Condon Hamilton Bulldogs March 21, st 4:17 No

12 San Antonio Rampage Transactions Date Action G Dan Ellis assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) F Rocco Grimaldi assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) F Quinton Howden assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) F Drew Shore assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) F Vincent Trocheck assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) D Alex Petrovic assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) D MacKenzie Weegar assigned by Florida (NHL) to San Antonio (AHL) G Clarke Saunders released from tryout contract D Martin Lee released from tryout contract F Andrew Huff released from tryout contract F Erik Higby released from tryout contract F Francis Beauvillier released from tryout contract F Joe Basaraba released from tryout contract F Stephan Vigier released from tryout contract D Andrew Blazek released from tryout contract G Sam Brittain assigned by San Antonio (AHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL) F Wade Megan assigned by San Antonio (AHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL) D Steven Kampfer and F Andrew Yogan acquired by Florida in exchange for F Joey Crabb from New York (NHL) D Shayne Taker assigned by San Antonio (AHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL) F Andrew Yogan assigned by San Antonio (AHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL) F Byron Froese released from PTO assigned by Florida (NHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL) D Josh McFadden assigned by San Antonio (AHL) to Cincinnati (ECHL) C Rocco Grimaldi recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) C Vincent Trocheck recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) C Wade Megan recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) F Joe Basaraba recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) F Andrew Yogan recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) C Rocco Grimaldi reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) F Wade Megan reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) C Rocco Grimaldi recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) F Wade Megan recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) C Rocco Grimaldi reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) G Dan Ellis recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) G Sam Brittain recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) D Josh McFadden recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) G Sam Brittain reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Josh McFadden reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) G Dan Ellis reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) D Jesse Blacker assigned to San Antonio (AHL) after being acquired by Florida (NHL) from Anaheim for D Colby Robak D Shane O Brien recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Shane O Brien reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) From Florida (NHL) F Stephan Vigier recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) F Tony Turgeon loaned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) on conditioning assignment D Shane O Brien recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Mackenzie Weegar reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Josh McFadden recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) F Drew Shore traded to Calgary (NHL) by Florida (NHL) in exchange for F Corban Knight F Corban Knight loaned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) F Tony Turgeon returned on loan from Cincinnati (ECHL) to San Antonio (AHL) F Steven Hodges reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio F Joe Basaraba reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Shane O Brien reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) D Josh McFadden reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) F Vincent Trocheck reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) G Michael Houser recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) G Michael Houser reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) D Alex Petrovic recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Dylan Olsen assigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) D Mackenzie Weegar recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) D Steven Kampfer recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Shayne Taker recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) D Shane O Brien recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Josh McFadden recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) C Vincent Trocheck recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) C Steven Hodges recalled to San Antonio (AHL) from Cincinnati (ECHL) D Shane O Brien reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) LW Garrett Wilson recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Shayne Taker reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) C Steven Hodges reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) LW Garrett Wilson reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) LW Dany Heatley reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) C Vincent Trocheck reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) C Vincent Trocheck recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) C Ryan Martindale assigned to Syracuse (AHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Matthew Corrente assigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Syracuse (AHL) D Alex Petrovic reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) D Alex Petrovic recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) G Dan Ellis recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Shane O Brien recalled to Florida (NHL) from San Antonio (AHL) D Shane O Brien reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) D Jonathan Racine recalled to Florida (NHL) and reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) D Josh McFadden reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) G Joe Howe released from PTO by San Antonio (AHL)

13 G Jacob Deserres signed to an ATO by San Antonio (AHL) G Sam Brittain reassigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL) G Jacob Deserres released from ATO by San Antonio (AHL) D Mackenzie Weegar reassigned to Cincinnati (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) LW Tony Turgeon loaned to Allen (ECHL) from San Antonio (AHL) G Colin Stevens signed to ATO and assigned to San Antonio (AHL) from Florida (NHL)

14 San Antonio Rampage Player Season Individual Game by Game 2 WEEGAR 3 PETROVIC 4 MCFADDEN 5 ZANON 6 RACINE 7 PARLETT 8 KAMPFER 9 GRIMALDI # DATE OPP. RES. 1 10/10 IA W, DNP DNP DNP 2 10/11 OKC W, 3-2 (OT) DNP 0-0 DNP w DNP 3 10/17 UTI L, 3-0 DNP 0-0 DNP CIN W, 5-4 DNP 0-0 DNP CIN DNP 5 L, 5-2 DNP 0-1 CIN p CIN W, CIN 0-0 DNP 0-0 1pw CIN W, CIN DNP CIN L, 7-6 DNP 0-0 CIN pt-0 CIN /31 RFD L, CIN t FLA CIN /1 RFD L, 5-1 DNP 0-0 CIN FLA CIN /7 TOR L, CIN DNP 0-1 FLA /9 OKC W, DNP CIN pw W, 3-2 (SO) CIN DNP /14 CHA W, 2-1 (OT) CIN /15 CHA W, 4-3 DNP 0-0 CIN /18 OKC W, 4-3 (SO) CIN DNP W, CIN DNP 0-1 FLA /23 TEX W, CIN DNP 0-0 FLA /29 OKC L, 4-3 (OT) CIN DNP /30 IA W, 5-4 (SO) DNP DNP 21 12/5 UTI L, 5-4 (OT) DNP 1pt-0 CIN s DNP /7 CHI W, 2-1 DNP 0-0 CIN DNP DNP 23 12/9 CHI L, 6-2 DNP 0-0 CIN DNP DNP 24 L, CIN DNP W, CIN DNP W, 3-2 (SO) CIN DNP L, CIN DNP 1t /26 TEX W, 7-3 DNP 0-0 CIN DNP /27 OKC L, 2-1 (OT) DNP 0-1 CIN DNP DNP 30 L, CIN SUSP 0-1 DNP DNP 31 W, 8-4 DNP 1-0 CIN DNP DNP 32 L, 3-2 DNP 0-1 CIN DNP 33 W, 4-3 (OT) CIN DNP 1w DNP 34 L, 6-2 CIN 0-0 CIN t DNP 35 W, 3-1 CIN DNP 1w DNP 36 1/10 IA W, 8-3 CIN 0-1 1t DNP 0-1 1p DNP 37 1/11 TOR L, 3-0 CIN DNP 0-0 DNP /17 RCH W, 5-3 CIN 0-0 DNP CIN 39 1/20 TEX W, 5-2 CIN 0-0 CIN CIN 40 L, 6-2 CIN 0-1 CIN DNP CIN 41 L, 3-2 (OT) CIN 0-1 CIN DNP CIN 42 W, 3-2 (OT) CIN FLA CIN w CIN 43 1/30 CHA W, 5-2 CIN FLA CIN 1es DNP CIN 44 W, 3-2 (SO) CIN FLA CIN t CIN 45 2/5 TEX L, FLA CIN FLA CIN 46 2/7 OKC W, FLA CIN FLA CIN 47 L, 6-1 DNP FLA CIN FLA CIN 48 W, 5-4 (OT) DNP FLA CIN FLA 1w CIN 49 L, FLA CIN FLA 0-1 DNP CIN 50 L, FLA FLA 0-0 DNP CIN 51 W, 4-0 1p-1 FLA FLA CIN 52 OTL, FLA FLA DNP 0-0 CIN 53 W, FLA FLA DNP 0-0 CIN 54 W, FLA DNP FLA CIN 55 L, FLA DNP FLA CIN 56 SOL, 3-2 DNP FLA DNP FLA 1t-0 DNP CIN 57 W, FLA DNP FLA 1-0 DNP CIN 58 3/7 IA W, FLA DNP 0-0 FLA 0-0 FLA DNP 0-0 CIN 59 3/11 MIL W, 3-2 (OT) DNP FLA CIN FLA DNP 0-0 CIN 60 3/13 LE L, 4-0 DNP FLA CIN FLA DNP DNP CIN 61 3/14 LE W, 5-2 DNP FLA CIN p-0 FLA CIN 62 3/17 CHA W, 9-3 DNP FLA CIN FLA CIN 63 W, 4-3 (OT) DNP FLA CIN w-0 FLA CIN 64 3/21 HAM W, 4-2 DNP FLA CIN FLA CIN 65 3/22 HAM W, 3-2 (OT) DNP FLA CIN FLA CIN 66 W, 4-3 (SO) CIN FLA CIN t-0 FLA CIN 67 W, 1-0 (OT) CIN FLA CIN FLA CIN /2 ADK 70 4/4 ADK /10 GR 73 4/11 GR 74 4/14 TEX 75 4/17 TEX 76 SKATERS (Goals-Assists): p power play s short-handed w game winning t game-tying e empty net PS penalty shot SUSP Suspended DNP Did not play FLA Florida Panthers (NHL) CIN Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL) 10 YOGAN 11 HODGES

15 San Antonio Rampage Player Season Individual Game by Game 12 OLSON 14 TROCHECK 15 HEATLEY 16 BUTLER 17 MARTINDALE 17 CORRENTE 18 MCFARLAND 19 WILSON # DATE OPP. RES. 1 10/10 IA W, ANA 1p-1 DNP SYR /11 OKC W, 3-2 (OT) ANA SYR /17 UTI L, ANA 0-0 DNP SYR W, ANA 0-1 1tp-0 SYR 1wp DNP 5 L, ANA SYR CIN 6 W, 4-2 1st ANA SYR CIN 7 W, ANA 1w SYR 0-0 2e-0 CIN 8 L, ANA 1t SYR DNP 1-0 CIN 9 10/31 RFD L, FLA ANA 0-1 1p-0 SYR CIN 10 11/1 RFD L, FLA ANA SYR CIN 11 11/7 TOR L, FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 12 11/9 OKC W, FLA ANA 2e SYR DNP 0-3 CIN 13 W, 3-2 (SO) 0-0 FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-1 CIN 14 11/14 CHA W, 2-1 (OT) 0-0 FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 15 11/15 CHA W, FLA ANA 1w SYR DNP 1p-0 CIN 16 11/18 OKC W, 4-3 (SO) 0-0 FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 17 W, 7-1 1p-0 FLA ANA 1w SYR DNP 2p-2 CIN 18 11/23 TEX W, FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 19 11/29 OKC L, 4-3 (OT) 0-1 FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 20 11/30 IA W, 5-4 (SO) 0-0 FLA ANA 1p-0 1t-0 SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 21 12/5 UTI L, 5-4 (OT) 1s-0 FLA ANA 0-0 DNP SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 22 12/7 CHI W, FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 23 12/9 CHI L, FLA ANA SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 24 L, FLA ANA 0-0 1st-0 SYR DNP 0-0 CIN 25 W, FLA NOR SYR DNP 0-0 TOR 26 W, 3-2 (SO) 0-0 FLA ANA DNP 1t-0 SYR DNP 0-0 TOR 27 L, FLA ANA DNP 0-0 SYR DNP 0-0 TOR 28 12/26 TEX W, FLA ANA 0-2 DNP SYR DNP 2-0 TOR 29 12/27 OKC L, 2-1 (OT) 1-0 FLA ANA 0-1 DNP SYR DNP 0-0 TOR 30 L, FLA ANA 1pt-0 DNP SYR DNP 1pt-0 TOR 31 W, FLA ANA 1w-2 DNP SYR DNP 1-1 TOR 32 L, FLA NOR 0-1 DNP SYR DNP 1p-0 TOR 33 W, 4-3 (OT) 0-0 FLA NOR 1p SYR DNP 1t-0 TOR 34 L, FLA NOR SYR DNP 0-0 TOR 35 W, FLA NOR SYR DNP 0-1 TOR 36 1/10 IA W, FLA NOR SYR DNP 1pw-1 TOR 37 1/11 TOR L, FLA NOR SYR TOR 38 1/17 RCH W, FLA NOR 1t SYR TOR 39 1/20 TEX W, DNP NOR 1-0 1t-0 SYR TOR 40 L, NOR SYR TOR 41 L, 3-2 (OT) 0-0 1p-1 NOR SYR 0-0 1t-0 TOR 42 W, 3-2 (OT) NOR SYR TOR 43 1/30 CHA W, NOR 2w SYR TOR 44 W, 3-2 (SO) NOR DNP 0-0 SYR TOR 45 2/5 TEX L, NOR SYR DNP 1-0 TOR 46 2/7 OKC W, 5-3 1t-2 1s-1 NOR 1-1 DNP SYR 1t TOR 47 L, NOR 0-1 DNP SYR TOR 48 W, 5-4 (OT) 1t NOR 1s SYR TOR 49 L, NOR SYR TOR 50 L, NOR SYR TOR 51 W, p-1 NOR SYR TOR 52 OTL, NOR SYR 0-0 1p-0 TOR 53 W, FLA NOR 2p SYR TOR 54 W, FLA NOR SYR 1-0 FLA TOR 55 L, FLA NOR SYR 0-0 DNP TOR 56 SOL, FLA SYR TOR 57 W, FLA 0-0 1e-0 SYR TOR 58 3/7 IA W, FLA SYR 0-0 2e-0 1pw-0 TOR 59 3/11 MIL W, 3-2 (OT) 1s-1 FLA SYR TOR 60 3/13 LE L, FLA SYR TOR 61 3/14 LE W, FLA 2e SYR TOR 62 3/17 CHA W, 9-3 2p-0 FLA SYR 1p-0 1w-0 DNP TOR 63 W, 4-3 (OT) 0-2 FLA DNP 0-1 SYR TOR 64 3/21 HAM W, FLA 0-1 1pw-0 SYR TOR 65 3/22 HAM W, 3-2 (OT) 0-0 FLA 1tp SYR DNP TOR 66 W, 4-3 (SO) 0-0 FLA SYR DNP TOR 67 W, 1-0 (OT) 1w-0 FLA SYR DNP 0-0 DNP TOR 68 SYR 69 4/2 ADK SYR 70 4/4 ADK SYR 71 SYR 72 4/10 GR SYR 73 4/11 GR SYR 74 4/14 TEX SYR 75 4/17 TEX SYR 76 SYR SKATERS (Goals-Assists): p power play s short-handed w game winning t game-tying e empty net PS penalty shot SUSP Suspended DNP Did not play FLA Florida Panthers (NHL) CIN Cincinnati Cyclones (ECHL) 20 FROESE