Sidekicks host San Diego Sockers Saturday at 7:05 PM
October 30, 2003 - Major Indoor Soccer League 2 (MISL 2)
Dallas Sidekicks News Release
The Dallas Sidekicks (2-3) face the San Diego Sockers (0-3) for the first time this season. The Sidekicks are 3-9 (.250) against the Sockers and 2-6 (.250) against the Sockers in Dallas. The last time these two teams met, Dallas downed the Sockers 5-1 on 3/22/03 at Reunion Arena in front of a crowd of 15,558, the largest crowd of the 2002-03 season. Dallas dropped the first five contests to the Sockers in 2002-03 after defeating them three games to two for the 2001 WISL Championship.
The Sidekicks will travel to San Diego next Thursday, November 6 to play the Sockers at the San Diego Sports Arena. Kick off is at 8:05 p.m. CT, the broadcast on KSKY 660 AM begins at 7:50 p.m.
RADIO: All Sidekicks regular season games are on KSKY 660 AM as well as at www.dallassidekicks.com. All broadcasts begin fifteen minutes prior to listed kickoff and will last three hours. Pete Stein calls the action with Dev Reeves adding color. Robert Trammel, Shawn Matthews, and Robert Barowski host the halftime and post-game shows.
SIDEKICKS ON TV: Dallas will have nine road games on KFWD Channel 52 this season, beginning November 22 at St. Louis. The television package also includes all Dallas Sidekicks' road playoff games for the 2004 Major Indoor Soccer League playoffs. Pete Stein will call the action and former Sidekick Dev Reeves will serve as the analyst. The Sidekicks last televised game was on KSTR 49 December 22, 2001 when the Sidekicks defeated the San Diego Sockers for the 2001 World Indoor Soccer League championship. The Sidekicks last televised regular season games during the 1997 season, the final year of the Continental Indoor Soccer League.
2003-04 TV Schedule
Sat. Nov. 22 at St. Louis Steamers 7:00 p.m.
Sat. Dec. 20 at San Diego Sockers 9:00 p.m.
Sat. Jan. 10 at Baltimore Blast 6:30 p.m.
Sun. Jan. 11 at Philadelphia Kixx 12:00 p.m.
Sat. Feb. 7 at Kansas City 7:30 p.m.
Sun. Feb. 15 at Cleveland Force 2:00 p.m.
Wed. Mar. 17 at St. Louis Steamers 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Mar. 20 at Milwaukee Wave 6:00 p.m.
Sun. Mar. 28 at Philadelphia Kixx 12:00 p.m.
All games live on KFWD Channel 52
HEAD COACH TATU: Tatu is in his sixth season as the Head Coach of the Dallas Sidekicks. Tatu led the Sidekicks to the World Indoor Soccer League finals in each of his first four years as head coach, winning the 1998 and 2001 titles. In 1998, Tatu replaced Gordon Jago, who retired as head coach. He has a 65-56 (.537) regular season record, and 7-3 (.700) postseason record. On March 23, 2003, Tatu retired from playing 21 seasons of indoor soccer, 18 seasons with the Sidekicks. Tatu is near the top of the career list in several categories. He finished his career second with 21 seasons played (Victor Nogueira of San Diego - 24), seventh with 633 games played (Michael King of Milwaukee - 652), second for goals with 857 (Hector Marinaro of Cleveland - 1202), second in assists with 728 (Zoran Karic of Cleveland - 824), second in points with 1585 (Marinaro - 1887), second in shots with 4396 (Marinaro - 4875), tied for second in game-winning goals with 77 (Marinaro - 99, Steve Zungul - 77), and first with 113 power play goals. He has been part of all four Sidekicks' championship teams, winning titles in 1987, 1993, 1998, and 2001. Tatu is a six-time MVP, 11-time scoring champion, 12-time all-star, and three-time championship series MVP. Tatu is the only person to earn Player of the Year and Coach of the Year awards in the same season accomplishing this great achievement in 1998. He also holds Sidekicks franchise records for seasons - 18, games - 557, goals - 736, assists - 672, points - 1408, shots - 4182, power play goals - 98, game-winning goals - 68, and overtime goals - 7.
DAVID DOYLE: This is Doyle's 12th season with the Sidekicks, the 19th of his career. He has accumulated 1013 points from 613 goals and 400 assists. Doyle is in the top-20 on the career list of almost every offensive category. He is eighth in goals with 613 (Michael King- 649), 16th in assists with 400 (Goran Hunjak of Kansas City - 437, Kim Roentved - 437), tenth in points with 1013 (Michael King- 1019), tied for third in power play goals with 85 (Tatu - 113, Steve Zungul - 89), and fourth in game-winning goals with 65 (Marinaro - 99, Tatu - 77, Zungul - 77). Doyle is near the top of the Sidekicks record book in several categories. He is fifth in games with 295 (Wes McLeod - 321), second in goals with 386 (Tatu - 736), third in assists with 290 (Tatu - 672, Kevin Smith - 299), second in points with 675 (Tatu - 1408), second in shots with 1984 (Tatu - 4182), fourth in blocks with 340 (Smith - 387), second in power play goals with 59 (Tatu - 98), second in game-winning goals with 42 (Tatu - 68), and tied for third in overtime goals with 4 (Tatu - 7, Mark Karpun - 6, Doc Lawson - 4). He has been selected to play in seven All-Star games. He was the WISL MVP in 1998, and has been named to the All-League First Team six times. In 2001, he was named the Dallas Sidekicks MVP by the Dallas All Sports Association. Since his acquisition before the 1991-92 season, the Sidekicks have won Championships in 1993, 1998, and 2001.
SAGU: Sagu is in his fifth year with the Sidekicks as well as the fifth of his career. He has played a total of 100 regular season games and eight postseason games. He has accumulated 5,781 minutes in goal. He faced 2520 shots, saving 1502 and allowing 428 goals for a save percentage of .778. His record is 47-48 (0.495) in four seasons. Sagu holds the record for most assists by a Sidekicks goalkeeper with 13. He also holds the Sidekicks record for penalty minutes served by a goalkeeper with 62. He is ranked in the top three of the Sidekicks record book in almost every goalkeeper category. He is third in minutes with 5,399 (Krys Sobieksi-10,785, Joe Papaleo-10,529), third in shots faced with 2295 (Papaleo-5565, Sobieski-4752), and third in saves with 1364 (Papaleo-2363, Sobieski-2014). He is also third in wins with 45 (Papaleo-104, Sobieski-98). He has recorded 451:12 minutes in the postseason with a record of 6-2 (0.75). He has faced 144 shots, recorded 90 saves (0.776 save percentage) and 26 goals allowed. He was named WISL Goalkeeper of the year in 2000 and 2001 when he was also named to the All-WISL First Team.
NICK STAVROU: This is Stavrou's 12th season with the Sidekicks. Stavrou has spent his entire professional career with the Sidekicks. He is ranked seventh on the Sidekicks all-time list in games played with 274 (David Doyle-295, Doc Lawson-279). He is ranked in the top five of the Sidekicks record book in almost every offensive category. He is third in goals with 185 (Tatu-736, Doyle-386), and fourth in assists with 152 (Kevin Smith-299, Doyle-290), in points with 336 (Doyle-676, Smith-454), and in shots with 903 (Smith-962). He is also fifth in blocks with 336 (Smith-387, Doyle-342). He is first in vs. sixth attacker goals with 8 (David Reichart-5, Doyle-4, Tatu-4) and fifth in game-winning goals with 15 (Mark Karpun-21, Bet-17). The Sidekicks made the playoffs each of his first ten seasons where he played 44 games with 26 goals and 20 assists for 46 points. Named to the All-WISL Second-Team two times. He was part of the 1993, 1998, and 2001 Championship teams.
SERIES HISTORY VS. SAN DIEGO: The Sidekicks are 3-9 (.250) against this San Diego franchise. Last year, Dallas went 5-1 dropping the first five games to San Diego and finally winning 5-1 in the last match in front of 15,558 fans at Reunion Arena on 3/22/03. Dallas was 18-37 against the original San Diego Sockers from 1984-1996.
2003-04 Meetings
Saturday November 1 at Dallas 7:05 PM
Thursday November 6 at San Diego 8:05 PM
Saturday December 13 at Dallas 7:05 PM
Saturday December 20 at San Diego 9:05 PM KFWD Channel 52
Sunday January 4 at San Diego 7:05 PM
Saturday January 31 at Dallas 7:05 PM
Regular Season
Overall: 3-9 (.250), Home: 2-4 (.333), Road: 1-5 (.167), Overtime: 1-0 (1.000) Date Opponent Result Attendance Record GK GW (GWA)
8-19-2001 San Diego W (ot) 6 5 17,710 1-0 Sagu 1-0 Coria (Tatu)
10-5-2001 San Diego L 4 6 4,248 1-1 Sagu 1-1
10-28-2001 at San Diego L 2 8 4,933 1-2 Sagu 1-2
11-3-2001 San Diego L 3 5 8,269 1-3 Sagu 1-3
11-24-2001 at San Diego W 6 4 4,235 2-3 Sagu 2-3 Doyle (Tatu)
12-2-2001 at San Diego L 0 5 4,367 2-4 Sagu 2-4
10-5-2002 at San Diego L 2 3 3,658 2-5 Sagu 2-5
11-9-2002 San Diego L 5 7 10,028 2-6 Sagu 2-6
11-10-2002 at San Diego L 2 4 6,052 2-7 Sagu 2-7
1-12-2003 at San Diego L 6 6 3,820 2-8 Sagu 2-8
2-1-2003 San Diego L 5 5 6,612 2-9 Sagu 2-9
3-22-2003 San Diego W 5 1 15,558 3-9 Sagu 3-9 Valdivia (Pedroso)
Postseason
Overall: 2-1 (.667), Home: 1-0 (1.000), Road: 1-1 (.500), Overtime: 1-0 (1.000)
12-15-2001 @ San Diego W 6 3 5,578 1-0 Sagu 1-0 Doyle (Coria)
12-22-2001 @ at San Diego L 4 5 5,534 1-1 Sagu 1-1
12-22-2001 @*at San Diego W (ot) 2 1 2-1 Sagu 2-1 Valdivia (Flanagan)
@ WISL Championship Series (Dallas wins best-of-three series 2-1)
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SAGU VS. NOGUEIRA: Goalkeepers on the numbers last season.
2002-03 Totals TEAM GP MIN SHF SV SV PCT GA GAA W L PCT
Nogueira, Victor MIL 28 1699:35 440 340 .773 100 7.48 25 3 .893
Sagu DAL 32 1770:01 534 387 .725 147 10.54 7 23 .233
Sagu vs. Nogueira 5 263:35 89 64 .719 25 5.70 0 5 .000
Nogueira vs. Dallas 5 304.33 69 52 .754 17 3.35 5 0 1.000
THIRD QUARTER NIGHTMARE: Opponents have outscored Dallas 10-4 in the third quarter this season. Monterrey scored four unanswered goals in the third quarter (10/5), and Cleveland scored three unanswered goals from 1:58-8:43 of the third (10/19). Dallas has outscored their opponents in the first, second and fourth quarters by 5, 4, and 4 respectively.
POWER PLAY RECHARGED: The Sidekicks have scored on five consecutive power-play opportunities, moving them from last (0/4, 0%) after two games to second (5/9, 55.6%) currently. Philadelphia holds the best power-play conversion rate in the MISL, going 2 for 3 in their first three games. The only power-play Philadelphia has not converted was against Dallas.
POWER PLAY PERCENTAGES
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TEAM GP PPG OPP SHGA PCT
Philadelphia 3 2 3 1 66.7
Dallas 5 5 9 0 55.6
Monterrey 3 6 11 0 54.5
Baltimore 4 3 7 0 42.9
St. Louis 3 3 7 0 42.9
Kansas City 3 4 11 0 36.4
Milwaukee 2 1 3 0 33.3
San Diego 3 2 6 0 33.3
Cleveland 2 0 2 0 0.0
TOTAL 28 26 59 1 44.1
TURNOVER: The Sidekicks have 11 newcomers on the roster compared to the 2002-03 season.
NEWCOMERS
4 Couch, Kiley D
6 Alebic, Sinisa D
15 Dugas, Martin M
17 Bundy, Kenny M (Rookie)
19 Fabinho M
20 Nash, Martin F
21 Brown, Beau F
24 David, Shaun F (Rookie)
25 Ricardinho M (Rookie)
27 Rowland, Mark F
29 Cates, Vassar M (Rookie)
RETURNERS
1 Sagu GK
2 Dade, Eric** D
3 Alvarado, Jose D
7 Pernia, Leo D
11 Doyle, David F
12 Curtis, Michael D
13 Filo, Frank D
14 Dube, Larry** F
16 Llamas, Jesse** GK
18 Shamu, Patrick F
23 Stavrou, Nick M
1000 + 500 = 1: David Doyle currently has 1013 points from 613 goals and 400 assists along with 493 blocks. If Doyle reaches 500 blocks in his career, he will be the first player in indoor soccer to be over 1000 points and 500 blocks. Hector Marinaro is also closing in at 1888 points (1202g + 686a) and 488 blocks.
BALANCED OFFENSE: David Doyle's assist to Martin Dugas at 14:59 of the second at Baltimore (10/24) put him at 400 career assists, and with 613 goals, he became the tenth player all-time to have over 400 goals and 400 assists.
HONORS AND AWARDS
10-6-2003 David Doyle MISL Offensive Player of the Week 1 goal, 5 assists vs. Monterrey (10/4 & 10/5)
10-27-2003 Nick Stavrou MISL Defensive Player of the Week 1 goal, 2 assists, 4 blocks vs. Phi (10/19), at Bal (10/24)
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10-4 vs. Monterrey (W, 9-2) David Doyle 1 goal, 3 assists, led the team in points
10-5 vs. Monterrey (L, 6-8) Sinisa Alebic 2 goals, 3 blocks, had SAG in comeback attempt
10-19 vs. Cleveland (L, 5-6) Martin Dugas Team point leader with 1 goal (PPG), and 2 assists
10-22 vs. Philadelphia (W, 8-4) Nick Stavrou 1 PPG, 2 assists, 903 career shots
10-24 at Baltimore (L, 2-3) Jose Alvarado hustle & defensive presence
SINISA ALEBIC: Scored his first goal as a Sidekick at 14:44 of the 2nd quarter and added another one at 13:19 of the fourth vs. Monterrey (10/5)...had four blocks in the season opener vs. Monterrey (10/4)...took two shots vs. Cleveland at the preseason classic (9/27)...took one shot and committed one foul vs. St. Louis at the preseason classic (9/26).
JOSE ALVARADO: Tallied two blocks at Baltimore (10/24)...assisted Alebic in the second quarter vs. Monterrey (10/5)...had one block vs. Cleveland at the preseason classic (9/27).
BEAU BROWN: Assisted Nash at 2:26 of the second at Baltimore (10/24)...scored his first game-winner for the season along with one unassisted goal vs. Philadelphia (10/22)...scored in the fourth quarter to tie the game at five vs. Cleveland (10/19)...had two blocks vs. Monterrey (10/5)...scored two goals and had one assist vs. Monterrey (10/4)...scored a power play goal vs. Cleveland at the preseason classic (9/27)...scored one goal from one shot and had one foul vs. St. Louis at the preseason classic (9/26).
KENNY BUNDY: Scored his first career goal at 13:52 of the third vs. Monterrey (10/5)...scored the game-winning goal and had an assist vs. Cleveland at the preseason classic (9/27)...scored one goal and had one assist vs. St. Louis at the preseason classic (9/26).
KILEY COUCH: Scored two goals, including the game-winner, and had an assist before going out for a separated shoulder vs. Monterrey and (10/19).
LEO PERNIA: Scored one VS6 goal vs. Philadelphia (10/22)...tallied three blocks and four penalty minutes before being ejected vs. Monterrey (10/5)...scored one goal from one shot and had one block vs. Monterrey (10/4)...scored one power play goal from three shots and had one block vs. St. Louis in the preseason classic (9/26).
RICARDINHO: Assisted Martin Dugas' power play goal in the second quarter vs. Cleveland (10/19)...scored the first goal of his career at 4:25 of the fourth vs. Monterrey (10/5)...sssisted David Doyle's restart goal at 11:10 of the second vs. Monterrey (10/4).
SAGU: Had a season-high 19 saves at Baltimore (10/24)...scored his first goal of the season, the third of his career in the fourth quarter vs. Philadelphia (10/22)...had 12 saves vs. Cleveland (10/19)...had nine saves and allowed six goals vs. Monterrey (10/5)...allowed zero goals and had eight saves in 59:33 minutes in goal vs. Monterrey (10/4)...totaled 48 minutes and faced seven shots, had six saves and allowed one goal vs. Cleveland at the preseason classic (9/27).
PATRICK SHAMU: Assisted two goals vs. Monterrey (10/4)...scored one goal and had one assist vs. Cleveland at the preseason classic (9/27)...scored two goals including the game-winner vs. St. Louis at the preseason classic (9/26).
NICK STAVROU: Selected as player of the game for scoring one power play goal and having two assists vs. Philadelphia (10/22)...scored one goal from two shots and had two blocks vs. Cleveland (10/19)...scored one goal and had one assist vs. Monterrey (10/5)...scored one goal from three shots vs. Monterrey (10/4)...had one assist vs. St. Louis (9/26).
TRANSACTIONS:
July 27: Dallas drafts forward Marco Lopez (D1-2003, 3rd overall), forward Kevin Jeffrey (D2-2003, 12th overall), defender Martin Hernandez (D3-2003, 21st overall), forward Mark Rowland (D4-2003, 30th overall) in the Harrisburg dispersal draft.
July 29: Dallas trades the rights to forward Marco Lopez and defender Martin Hernandez to Monterrey for the rights to defenders Sinisa Alebic and Kiley Couch and midfielders Martin Dugas, Martin Nash and Ryan Trout.
August 11: Sidekicks sign forward Beau Brown.
August 26: Sidekicks sign defenders Sinisa Alebic and Kiley Couch.
September 30: Waive forward Giampaulo Pedroso.
October 2: Sidekicks sign forwards Shaun David and Patrick Shamu, midfielders Kenny Bundy, Ricardo Barros Calvacante "Richardinho", Martin Dugas and Martin Nash, defender Fabio Leite Ribeiro "Fabinho", and goalkeeper Jesse Llamas. October 3: Sidekicks sign defender Michael Curtis.
October 14: Sidekicks trade the rights of Brad Flanagan to the Monterrey Fury for the rights to Joe Mattachione, an undisclosed amount of cash, and future considerations.
October 15: Sidekicks sign forward Mark Rowland on loan from Montreal Impact (A-League).
October 21: Sidekicks sign midfielder Vassar Cates from the practice squad.
ALL-TIME INDOOR SOCCER LEADERS (through games of 10/26/2003)
GOALS
1 1,202 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
2 857 Tatu
3 753 Karic, Zoran - CLE
4 715 Zungul. Steve
5 690 DiFlorio, Gino
6 667 Chapman, Andy
7 649 King, Michael - MIL
8 613 Doyle, David - DAL
ASSISTS
1 824 Karic, Zoran - CLE
2 728 Tatu
3 717 Margetic, Pato
4 686 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
...
14 437 Roentved, Kim
437 Hunjak, Goran - KC
16 400 Doyle, David - DAL
POINTS (G+A)
1 1,888 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
2 1,585 Tatu
3 1,577 Karic, Zoran - CLE
4 1,242 Zungul. Steve
5 1,188 DiFlorio, Gino
6 1,165 McIntosh, Franklin
7 1,156 Margetic, Pato
8 1,027 Chapman, Andy
9 1,019 King, Michael - MIL
10 1,013 Doyle, David - DAL
SHOTS
1 4,875 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
2 4,396 Tatu
3 3,795 Karic, Zoran - CLE
4 3,374 DiFlorio, Gino
5 3,058 Doyle, David - DAL
6 2,632 King, Michael - MIL
7 2,550 Reiniger, Joe - MIL
POWER PLAY GOALS
1 113 Tatu
2 89 Zungul, Steve
3 85 Doyle, David-DAL
4 84 Kia (Kia Zolgharnain)
5 73 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
GAME-WINNING GOALS
1 99 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
2 77 Zungul. Steve
77 Tatu
4 65 Doyle, David - DAL
5 62 Segota, Branko
62 King, Michael - MIL
7 57 Karic, Zoran - CLE
OVERTIME GOALS
1 11 Chapman, Andy
2 10 Segota, Branko
3 9 Marinaro, Hector - CLE
4 8 Dougherty, Paul
8 Kia (Kia Zolgharnain)
6 7 Wittman, Tim
7 King, Michael - MIL
7 Tatu - DAL
7 Zungul. Steve
7 Mitchell, Dale
11 6 Chinapoo, Richard
6 Doyle, David - DAL
6 Karpun, Mark
6 Preki (Predrag Radosavlijevic)
6 Collins, Michael
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ALL-TIME INDOOR SOCCER LEADERS WITH ONE FRANCHISE (through games of 10/26/2003)
GOALS
1 1,080 Marinaro, Hector - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
2 736 Tatu - Dallas Sidekicks
3 654 Karic, Zoran - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
4 476 King, Michael - Milwaukee Wave
5 422 Moser, Mark - St. Louis Ambush
6 386 Doyle, David - Dallas Sidekicks
7 385 Reiniger, Joe - St. Louis Ambush
8 374 Bascome, David - Harrisburg Heat
ASSISTS
1 738 Karic, Zoran - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
2 672 Tatu - Dallas Sidekicks
3 624 Marinaro, Hector - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
4 425 Wade, Wes - Kansas City Comets (2)/Attack
5 345 Borja, Chico - Wichita Wings
6 344 Roentved, Kim - Wichita Wings
7 340 Randy Pikuzinski - Buffalo Blizzard
8 299 Smith, Kevin - Dallas Sidekicks
9 290 Doyle, David - Dallas Sidekicks
10 287 Hundelt, Kevin - St. Louis Ambush
11 277 Koetters, Kevin - Kansas City Comets (2)/Attack
277 Margetic, Pato - Chicago Power
277 King, Michael - Milwaulee Wave
POINTS (G+A)
1 1,704 Marinaro, Hector - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
2 1,408 Tatu - Dallas Sidekicks
3 1,392 Karic, Zoran - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
4 753 King, Michael - Milwaukee Wave
5 697 Wade, Wes - Kansas City Comets (2)/Attack
6 676 Doyle, David - Dallas Sidekicks
SHOTS
1 4,282 Marinaro, Hector - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
2 4,182 Tatu - Dallas Sidekicks
3 3,156 Karic, Zoran - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
4 1,989 Doyle, David - Dallas Sidekicks
5 1,851 Reiniger, Joe - St. Louis Ambush
6 1,838 King, Michael - Milwaukee Wave
POWER PLAY GOALS
1 98 Tatu - Dallas Sidekicks
2 68 Rasmussen, Erik - Wichita Wings
3 64 Marinaro, Hector - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
4 59 Doyle, David - Dallas Sidekicks
GAME-WINNING GOALS
1 82 Marinaro, Hector - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
2 68 Tatu - Dallas Sidekicks
3 48 Zungul, Steve - New York Arrows
4 47 Karic, Zoran - Cleveland Crunch/Force (2)
5 44 King, Michael - Milwaukee Wave
6 42 Doyle, David - Dallas Sidekicks
42 Segota, Branko - San Diego Sockers (1)
8 39 Rasmussen, Erik - Wichita Wings
9 32 D'Ambra, Don - Philadelphia Kixx
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DALLAS SIDEKICKS ALL-TIME LEADERS (through games of 10/26/2003)
GAMES PLAYED
1 Tatu 557
2 Powers, Michael 459
3 Smith, Kevin 434
4 McLeod, Wes 321
5 David Doyle 295
6 Doc Lawson 279
7 Stavrou, Nick 274
8 Karpun, Mark 249
9 Beto 247
10 Uremovich, Mike 231
11 Snyder, Troy 185
12 Filo, Frank 181
GOALS
1 Tatu 736
2 Doyle, David 386
3 Stavrou, Nick 185
4 Smith, Kevin 155
5 Karpun, Mark 146
6 Pedroso, Giampaulo 117
7 Shamu, Patrick 101
8 Beto 88
9 Troy, Rusty 80
10 Woodberry, Terry 79
ASSISTS
1 Tatu 672
2 Smith, Kevin 299
3 Doyle, David 290
4 Stavrou, Nick 152
5 Beto 92
6 Karpun, Mark 76
7 Lawson, Doc 72
8 McLeod, Wes 69
9 Shamu, Patrick 67
10 Powers, Michael 65
POINTS (G+A)
1 Tatu 1408
2 Doyle, David 676
3 Smith, Kevin 454
4 Stavrou, Nick 336
5 Karpun, Mark 222
6 Beto 180
Pedroso, Giampaulo 180
8 Shamu, Patrick 168
9 Lawson, Doc 146
10 McLeod, Wes 143
SHOTS
1 Tatu 4182
2 Doyle, David 1989
3 Smith, Kevin 962
4 Stavrou, Nick 903
5 Lawson, Doc 798
6 McLeod, Wes 684
7 Karpun, Mark 583
8 Chinapoo, Richard 472
9 Beto 460
10 Shamu, Patrick 401
Troy, Rusty 401
BLOCKS
1 Powers, Michael 904
2 McLeod, Wes 630
3 Smith, Kevin 387
4 Doyle, David 342
5 Stavrou, Nick 336
6 Snyder, Troy 309
7 Uremovich, Mike 287
8 Troy, Rusty 273
9 Moreland, Victor 261
10 Beto 257
POWER PLAY GOALS
1 Tatu 98
2 Doyle, David 59
3 Pedroso, Giampaulo 35
4 Karpun, Mark 28
5 Troy, Rusty 23
6 Beto 18
7 Debrito, Pedro 13
Stavrou, Nick 13
9 Nanchoff, Louie 11
10 Dade, Eric 10
SHORTHANDED GOALS
1 Smith, Kevin 5
2 Snyder, Troy 4
3 Reichart, David 3
Doyle, David 3
GAME-WINNING GOALS
1 Tatu 68
2 Doyle, David 42
3 Karpun, Mark 21
4 Beto 17
5 Stavrou, Nick 15
6 Smith, Kevin 14
7 Lawson, Doc 11
8 Chinapoo, Richard 10
9 McLeod, Wes 9
Pedroso, Giampaulo 9
11 Troy, Rusty 8
Shamu, Patrick 8
OVERTIME GOALS
1 Tatu 7
2 Karpun, Mark 6
3 Doyle, David 4
Lawson, Doc 4
5 Smith, Kevin 3
Chinapoo, Richard 3
RESTART GOALS (Since 2002-03)
1 Doyle, David 4
2 Flanagan, Brad 3
Stavrou, Nick 3
4 Tatu 2
5 Filo, Frank 1
Shamu, Patrick 1
Sutton, Antonio 1
SIXTH ATTACKER GOALS
1 Tatu 11
2 Karpun, Mark 9
3 DeBrito, Pedro 8
4 Doyle, David 6
Smith, Kevin 6
Troy, Rusty 6
VS. SIXTH ATTACKER GOALS (since 1993)
1 Stavrou, Nick 8
2 Reichart, David 5
3 Doyle, David 4
Tatu 4
5 Filo, Frank 3
Flanagan, Brad 3
Partain, Curtis 3
HAT TRICKS
1 Tatu 85
2 Doyle, David 45
3 Stavrou, Nick 13
4 Pedroso, Giampaulo 12
GOALKEEPER RECORDS
GAMES PLAYED
1 Sobieski, Krys 179
2 Papaleo, Joe 178
3 Smith, Kevin 120
4 Sagu 93
5 Doyle, David 68
MINUTES IN GOAL
1 Sobieski, Krys 10,785
2 Papaleo, Joe 10,529
3 Sagu 5,399
4 Henry, Hank 2,797
5 Ray, Shawn 2,183
6 Van Beveren, Jan 1,902
7 Cortes, Antonio 1,496
8 Phillips, Billy 1,495
9 Krpata, Kyle 663
10 White, Mark 470
11 Smith, Kevin 404
12 Doyle, David 381
SHOTS FACED
1 Papaleo, Joe 5565
2 Sobieski, Krys 4752
3 Sagu 2295
4 Henry, Hank 1493
5 Ray, Shawn 1140
6 Van Beveren, Jan 914
7 Cortes, Antonio 840
8 Phillips, Billy 672
9 Krpata, Kyle 423
10 Martini, Chuck 211
11 White, Mark 211
12 Doyle, David 166
SAVES
1 Papaleo, Joe 2,363
2 Sobieski, Krys 2,014
3 Sagu 1,364
4 Henry, Hank 638
5 Ray, Shawn 518
6 Van Beveren, Jan 424
7 Cortes, Antonio 396
8 Phillips, Billy 323
9 Krpata, Kyle 180
10 Martini, Chuck 101
11 White, Mark 78
12 Doyle, David 73
WINS
1 Papaleo, Joe 104
2 Sobieski, Krys 98
3 Sagu 45
4 Henry, Hank 25
5 Ray, Shawn 24
6 Cortes, Antonio 13
7 Krpata, Kyle 9
8 Phillips, Billy 8
9 Van Beveren, Jan 6
10 Doyle, David 4
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