The San Antonio Rampage
is an ice hockey team in the American Hockey League based in San Antonio, Texas. Their home arena is the AT&T Center.
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History
In 2000, construction began on the SBC Center, located next to the
Freeman Coliseum, home of the
Central Hockey League's San Antonio Iguanas.
The Center was built primarily for the
San Antonio Spurs who were unhappy with the
Alamodome.
Bexar County granted the Spurs booking rights, meaning the team had full control over their schedule as well as the schedules of all other non-NBA sporting events at the rechristened AT&T Center. The Spurs initiated a hostile buy-out of the Iguanas. The Iguanas' ownership refused to sell, and suspended operations instead.
Partnering with the
Florida Panthers, the Spurs brought a new hockey team to San Antonio. Initially unveiled as the "Stampede", the Spurs were notified that the name was owned by another party. The team was renamed the "Rampage".
On
30 June 2005, the
San Antonio Spurs bought the team from the Panthers. The Rampage unveiled a new look to celebrate their fifth season in San Antonio, changing the team colors to the silver and black motif used by the Spurs (consistent with other sports franchises owned by the Spurs).
On
11 April 2007, the Coyotes announced that it had fired Rampage general manager Laurence Gilman, who had been with the Coyotes organization for 13 years.
The market was previously served by:
- San Antonio Iguanas of the CHL (1994–2002)
- San Antonio Dragons of the IHL (1996–1998)
Season-by-season results
Regular Season
| Season
| Games
| Won
| Lost
| Tied
| OTL
| SOL
| Points
| Goals
for
| Goals
against
| Standing
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| 2002–03
| 80
| 36
| 29
| 11
| 4
| —
| 87
| 235
| 226
| 3rd, West
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| 2003–04
| 80
| 30
| 42
| 8
| 0
| —
| 68
| 191
| 231
| 6th, West
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| 2004–05
| 80
| 27
| 45
| —
| 5
| 3
| 62
| 156
| 232
| 6th, West
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| 2005–06
| 80
| 23
| 50
| —
| 3
| 4
| 53
| 153
| 251
| 7th, West
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| 2006–07
| 80
| 32
| 42
| —
| 2
| 4
| 70
| 219
| 256
| 6th, West
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| 2007–08
| 80
| 42
| 28
| —
| 3
| 7
| 94
| 238
| 225
| 5th, West
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| 2008–09
| 80
| 36
| 38
| —
| 2
| 4
| 78
| 205
| 243
| 8th, West
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Playoffs
| Season
| 1st round
| 2nd round
| 3rd round
| Finals
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| 2002–03
| L, 0–3, Norfolk
| —
| —
| —
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| 2003–04
| Out of Playoffs
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| 2004–05
| Out of Playoffs
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| 2005–06
| Out of Playoffs
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| 2006–07
| Out of Playoffs
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| 2007–08
| L, 4-3, Toronto
| —
| —
| —
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| 2008–09
| Out of Playoffs
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Team records
Single season
Goals:
33 Don MacLean (2006–07)
Assists:
40 Yanick Lehoux (2006–07)
Points:
71 Yanick Lehoux (2006–07)
Points (Defenceman):
34 Keith Yandle (2006–07)
Penalty minutes:
275 Rocky Thompson (2002–03)
GAA:
2.35 Travis Scott (2004–05)
SV%:
.931 Travis Scott (2004–05)
Career
Career goals:
40 Eric Beaudoin, Juraj Kolnik
Career assists:
57 Mike Green, Denis Shvidki
Career points:
95 Mike Green
Career penalty minutes:
341 Grant McNeill
Career goaltending wins:
45 Josh Tordjman
Career shutouts:
7 Travis Scott
Career games:
163 Ryan Jardine