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Tallahassee Tiger Sharks

Year of foundation: 1994
Colours: red, white, black
Club status: ceased (Previously Huntsville Blast, the franchise became the Macon Whoopee for the 2001-2002 season. Afterwards it became the Lexington Men O’ War and since 2005 has been the Utah Grizzlies.)

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All time leagues: ECHL

Season 1996-1997

This club in 1996-1997: ECHL

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Mark Richards	24.07.1969	175 cm	86 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Rob Dumas	19.03.1969	183 cm	91 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Rodrigo Lavins	03.08.1974	178 cm	80 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Sean O’Brien	09.02.1972	185 cm	90 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Kevin Pozzo	11.10.1974	188 cm	89 kg	right	Show profile»
RD	Wes Swinson	26.05.1975	185 cm	82 kg	left	Show profile»
RW	Louis Bedard	14.10.1975	178 cm	95 kg	right	Show profile»
RW	Cal Ingraham	04.06.1970	165 cm	72 kg	right	Show profile»
C	Matt Johnson	03.10.1972	178 cm	85 kg	right	Show profile»
RW	Claude Jutras	18.09.1973	185 cm	91 kg	right	Show profile»
LW	Dennis Maxwell	04.06.1974	185 cm	95 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Aaron Nagy	29.12.1972	196 cm	88 kg	right	Show profile»

Coach name	Born	Coach position
Jim Mill	17.11.1967	Assistant Coach	Show profile»
Mark Richards	24.07.1969	Playing coach	Show profile»
Jack Capuano *	07.07.1966	Assistant Coach	Show profile»
Terry Christensen	27.10.1954	Head Coach	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

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Fast factsseason 1996-1997

Youngest player: Louis Bedard (21 years)
Oldest player: Rob Dumas (28 years)
Shortest player: Cal Ingraham (165 cm)
Tallest player: Aaron Nagy (196 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (7), Latvia (1), USA (4)

Leagues

Tallahassee Tiger Sharks participates in season 1996-1997: ECHL

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