2013 Charlotte Hounds season

2013 Charlotte Hounds
League Major League Lacrosse
General Manager Jim McPhilliamy
Coach Mike Cerino
Arena American Legion Memorial Stadium
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The 2013 Charlotte Hounds season is the second season for the Charlotte Hounds of Major League Lacrosse. The Hounds improved vastly upon their 5-9 2012 season. They clinched their first playoff spot in team history on August 3 by defeating the Hamilton Nationals, 14-11.[1]

Roster

2013 Charlotte Hounds
Number Player's Name Nationality Position Height Weight College
1Ryder HenryUnited StatesD6 ft 3 in201 lbSt. Mary's College of Maryland
2Chris SchillerUnited StatesM6 ft 1 in195 lbPenn St.
5Casey CittadinoUnited StatesM5 ft1 0 in187 lbTowson
6Sean AaronUnited StatesG6 ft 0 in237 lbUnion
7Jovan MillerUnited StatesM6 ft 0 in205 lbSyracuse
8Adam GhittlemanUnited StatesG5 ft 9 in186 lbVirginia
9Josh AmidonUnited StatesM6 ft 1 in182 lbSyracuse
11Ricky PagesUnited StatesD6 ft 2 in215 lbOhio St.
12Eric LusbyUnited StatesA6 ft 0 in190 lbLoyola
15Kevin KaminskiUnited StatesM6 ft 3 in215 lbDelaware
17Geoff SniderCanadaM/FO5 ft 10 in210 lbDenver
19Kein DrewUnited StatesM6 ft 2 in192 lbSyracuse
20Kyle WimerUnited StatesM5 ft 11 in187 lbUMBC
21Gerry ReillyUnited StatesM6 ft 1 in190 lbGeorgetown
24Ryan FlanaganUnited StatesD6 ft 6 in240 lbNorth Carolina
27Ryan YoungUnited StatesA6 ft 0 in175 lbMaryland
35Kyle MoellerUnited StatesD6 ft 2 in199 lbStony Brook
36Brian CarrollUnited StatesM6 ft 0 in205 lbVirginia
37Jerry RagoneseUnited StatesM5 ft 10 in190 lbRIT
40Matt DanowskiUnited StatesA6 ft 1 in195 lbDuke
44Brett SchmidtUnited StatesD6 ft 0 in175 lbMaryland
54Mark ManosUnited StatesG6 ft 2 in295 lbDrexel
57Peet PoillonUnited StatesM5 ft 9 in175 lbUMBC
77Tim FallonUnited StatesM5 ft 9 in203 lbHartford
84Joe CinoskyUnited StatesD6 ft 3 in220 lbMaryland
91Chris CudmoreCanadaD6 ft 2 in181 lbMars Hill
Carter HenryUnited StatesMft inlbHartford
Shayne JacksonUnited StatesAft inlbLimestone

Schedule

Regular Season

Date Opponent Stadium Result Attendance Record
April 27 Denver Outlaws American Legion Memorial Stadium L, 16-21 3,192 0-1
May 5 at Rochester Rattlers Sahlen's Stadium W, 15-8 1,031 1-1
May 11 Rochester Rattlers American Legion Memorial Stadium L, 10-13 3,101 1-2
May 17 at Hamilton Nationals Ron Joyce Stadium L, 15-16 (OT) 1-3
May 31 at New York Lizards James M. Shuart Stadium W, 14-12 4,886 2-3
June 8 Ohio Machine American Legion Memorial Stadium W, 13-7 4,291 3-3
June 15 Boston Cannons American Legion Memorial Stadium L, 13-15 5,463 3-4
June 22 Chesapeake Bayhawks American Legion Memorial Stadium W, 16-15 (OT) 3,330 4-4
June 29 at Denver Outlaws Sports Authority Field at Mile High L, 11-17 4,588 4-5
July 6 at Boston Cannons Harvard Stadium L, 16-17 (OT) 5,111 4-6
July 20 New York Lizards American Legion Memorial Stadium W, 13-11 3,012 5-6
July 27 at Ohio Machine Selby Field W, 13-10 4,246 6-6
August 3 Hamilton Nationals American Legion Memorial Stadium W, 14-11 4,317 7-6
August 10 at Chesapeake Bayhawks Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Standings

Playoff Seed
Major League Lacrosse
W L PCT GB GF 2ptGF GA 2ptGA
Denver Outlaws 14 0 1.000 - 226 10 136 3
Chesapeake Bayhawks 9 5 .643 5 181 12 149 7
Hamilton Nationals 9 5 .643 5 170 10 168 10
Charlotte Hounds 7 7 .500 7 178 10 179 10
Rochester Rattlers 6 8 .400 8 152 9 171 12
Boston Cannons 5 9 .357 9 178 5 202 15
New York Lizards 4 10 .286 10 144 6 173 7
Ohio Machine 2 12 .143 12 130 3 181 6

References

  1. ↑ Hounds Punch Ticket to Postseason with 14-11 win over Nationals
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