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Dallas Rattlers
league Major League Lacrosse (MLL)
Founded 2001
Venue Ford Center at The Star
Location Frisco, Texas
Club colors Blue, orange, silver
Head coach Bill Warder
Homepage dallasrattlers.com

The Dallas Rattlers are a lacrosse team based in Frisco, Texas . From the 2001 to 2008 season and since 2011 they have been playing in the Major League Lacrosse (MLL).

history

The Rochester Rattlers (orange) against the Long Island Lizards (white) at Sahlen's Stadium (August 2008).

Rochester Rattlers

In 2001 and 2002 the team played its home games on Frontier Field. They then played on the sports field at Bishop Kearney High School from 2003 to 2005 until they moved to Sahlen's Stadium in 2006 . In 2004 they won the National Division championship. A special game for the Rattlers took place on June 16, 2007 against the Denver Outlaws. They won 27:26 and thus reached the new record of the highest final result in the history of the MLL. In 2009 the team with employees and players was sold to Toronto , Canada , where it was named Toronto Nationals (later: Hamilton Nationals ). In 2011 Chicago Machine was relocated to Rochester, where he competed as the Rochester Rattlers.

Dallas Rattlers

In November 2017, the league announced the relocation of the franchise to Frisco , a suburb of Dallas . For the 2018 season they should compete there under the name Dallas Rattlers. Bill Warder was announced as the new coach. The home games are played in the Ford Center at The Star, which is also used as the training facility for the Dallas Cowboys .

statistics

Rochester Rattlers
year G V Regular season Playoffs
2001 8th 6th Second in the National Division Loser in the semifinals against the Long Island Lizards
2002 6th 8th Third in the National Division ---
2003 5 7th Third in the National Division ---
2004 7th 5 First in the National Division Loser in the semi-finals against the Philadelphia Barrage
2005 6th 6th Second in the National Division Loser in the semifinals against the Baltimore Bayhawks
2006 5 7th Fifth in the Eastern Conference ---
2007 9 3 Second in the Eastern Conference ---
2008 9 3 First in the Eastern Conference Winner in the final against the Denver Outlaws
2009 - - Not played ---
2010 - - Not played ---
2011 2 10 Sixth in the league ---
2012 7th 7th Fifth in the league ---
2013 6th 8th Fifth in the league ---
2014 10 4th First in the league Loser in the final against the Denver Outlaws
2015 8th 6th Third in the league Loser in the final against the New York Lizards
All in all 88 80 1 win Play-off balance: 4: 6

Trainer

  • Guy Van Arsdale 2001-2003
  • BJ O'Hara 2004–2008, 2011
  • Tim Soudan 2011-2017
  • Bill Warder 2018–

Web links

Individual evidence

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