2009 Edmonton Rush
Division	6th West
2009 record	5-11
Home record	4-4
Road record	1-7
Goals for	159
Goals against	200
General Manager	Bob Hamley
Coach	Bob Hamley
Captain	Chris McElroy
Alternate captains	Jimmy Quinlan Rory Glaves
Arena	Rexall Place
Average attendance	9,473
Team leaders
Goals	Dan Teat (28)
Assists	Dan Teat (41)
Points	Dan Teat (69)
Penalties in minutes	Ryan McNish (44)
Loose Balls	Ian Hawksbee (150)
Wins	Chris Levis (4)
Goals against average	Chris Levis (11.17)
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The Edmonton Rush are a lacrosse team based in Edmonton playing in the National Lacrosse League (NLL). The 2009 season was the 4th in franchise history.

Contents 1 Regular season 1.1 Conference standings 1.2 Game log 2 Player stats 2.1 Runners (Top 10) 2.2 Goaltenders 3 Transactions 3.1 New players 3.2 Players not returning 3.3 Trades 3.4 Entry draft 4 Roster 5 See also 6 References

[edit] Regular season

[edit] Conference standings

East Division	W	L	GB	PCT	Home	Road	GF	GA
y-New York Titans	10	6	-	.625	5-3	5-3	190	180
x-Buffalo Bandits	10	6	-	.625	5-3	5-3	223	170
x-Boston Blazers	10	6	-	.625	4-4	6-2	181	168
x-Rochester Knighthawks	7	9	3	.438	6-2	1-7	169	197
e-Philadelphia Wings	7	9	3	.438	4-4	3-5	188	193
e-Toronto Rock	6	10	4	.375	3-5	3-5	194	218
West Division
y-Calgary Roughnecks	12	4	-	.750	5-3	7-1	206	167
x-Portland LumberJax	9	7	3	.563	4-4	5-3	181	177
x-San Jose Stealth	7	9	5	.438	5-3	2-6	200	185
x-Colorado Mammoth	7	9	5	.438	4-4	3-5	172	184
e-Minnesota Swarm	6	10	6	.375	2-6	4-4	174	198
e-Edmonton Rush	5	11	7	.313	4-4	1-7	159	200

x - clinched playoff spot, y - clinched division title, e - eliminated from playoff contention

[edit] Game log

Reference: [1]

#	Date	Opponent	Score	OT	Attendance	Record
1	January 10	@ Calgary	L 10 - 9	OT	11,197	0-1
2	January 16	Portland	W 11 - 10		8,017	1-1
3	January 23	@ Portland	L 15 - 10		6,894	1-2
4	January 24	@ Colorado	W 11 - 9		16,734	2-2
5	January 29	Buffalo	L 13 - 8		6,298	2-3
6	January 31	@ San Jose	L 16 - 6		3,256	2-4
7	February 7	@ Toronto	L 16 - 9		13,468	2-5
8	February 22	Colorado	W 10 - 9		7,249	3-5
9	February 27	Philadelphia	L 14 - 9		14,710	3-6
10	March 13	Calgary	L 22 - 10		8,136	3-7
11	March 21	@ San Jose	L 11 - 10		4,034	3-8
12	March 28	Toronto	W 16 - 12		7,356	4-8
13	April 3	Portland	W 11 - 10		6,517	5-8
14	April 4	@ Minnesota	L 9 - 7		12,476	5-9
15	April 11	Calgary	L 14 - 13		8,500	5-10
16	April 17	@ Colorado	L 10 - 9		16,727	5-11

[edit] Player stats

Reference: [2]

[edit] Runners (Top 10)

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; LB = Loose Balls; PIM = Penalty Minutes

Player	GP	G	A	Pts	LB	PIM
Dan Teat	16	28	41	69	55	4
Andy Secore	16	23	40	63	52	9
Mike Hominuck	13	15	32	47	47	6
Ryan Benesch	14	17	27	44	71	2
Callum Crawford	13	19	22	41	48	0
Jimmy Quinlan	15	16	15	31	60	31
Jason Wulder	7	7	12	19	34	2
Ian Hawksbee	16	3	11	14	150	16
Scott Self	16	5	8	13	90	14
Totals		250	409	301	1033	35

[edit] Goaltenders

Note: GP = Games Played; MIN = Minutes; W = Wins; L = Losses; GA = Goals Against; Sv% = Save Percentage; GAA = Goals Against Average

Player	GP	MIN	W	L	GA	Sv%	GAA
Chris Levis	16	596:08	4	6	111	.777	11.17
Steve Dietrich	10	295:45	1	4	69	.742	14.00
Brandon Atherton	6	72:27	0	1	18	.714	14.91
Totals			5	11	200	.759	12.50

[edit] Transactions

[edit] New players

• Cam Bergman - acquired in trade
• Andrew Biers - acquired in trade
• Steve Dietrich - acquired in trade
• Greg Hinman - acquired in trade
• Spencer Martin - acquired in trade
• Chris McKay - acquired in trade
• Tim O'Brien - signed as free agent
• Lindsay Plunkett - acquired in trade

[edit] Players not returning

• Mac Allen - traded
• Troy Bonterre - traded
• Kyle Goundrey - released
• Kris Hartzell - traded
• Matt King - traded
• Ben Prepchuk - not playing in 2009^[1]
• Dan Stroup - released
• Brendan Thenhaus - traded
• Kurtis Wagar - traded

[edit] Trades

March 17, 2009[2]	To Edmonton Rush Second round pick, 2009 entry draft	To Toronto Rock Steve Dietrich
January 14, 2009[3]	To Edmonton Rush Ryan Benesch Derek Suddons	To Toronto Rock First round pick, 2009 entry draft Second round pick, 2010 entry draft
October 2, 2008[4]	To Edmonton Rush Ryan McNish Third round pick, 2010 entry draft	To Calgary Roughnecks First round pick, 2010 entry draft
September 15, 2008[5]	To Edmonton Rush Spencer Martin	To Portland LumberJax Matt Brown
September 7, 2008	To Edmonton Rush Andrew Biers 10th overall pick, 2008 entry draft	To Minnesota Swarm 8th overall pick, 2008 entry draft
July 24, 2008	To Edmonton Rush Cam Bergman	To Boston Blazers Brendan Thenhaus Kurtis Wagar
July 8, 2008	To Edmonton Rush Steve Dietrich first round pick, 2008 entry draft	To Calgary Roughnecks Matt King Kris Hartzell first round pick, 2008 entry draft
July 2, 2008	To Edmonton Rush Greg Hinman	To Buffalo Bandits third round pick, 2009 entry draft
July 1, 2008	To Edmonton Rush Chris McKay	To Minnesota Swarm second round pick, 2008 entry draft
June 30, 2008	To Edmonton Rush Lindsay Plunkett Matt Brown	To Rochester Knighthawks Troy Bonterre Mac Allen third round selection, 2008 entry draft

[edit] Entry draft

The 2008 NLL Entry Draft took place on September 7, 2008.^[6] The Rush selected the following players:

Round	Overall	Player	College/Club
1	4	Jamie Floris	Bellarmine University
1	10	Ryan Campbell	Dowling College
3	27	Kelly Kilpatrick	Coquitlam, BC
5	51	Myles Kenny	Victoria, BC
6	64	Adam Foss	New Westminster, BC

[edit] Roster

2009 Edmonton Rush roster view • talk • edit
Active (23-man) roster				Inactive roster		Coaches
Goaltenders 00 Brandon Atherton 33 Chris Levis Defensemen 55 Shayne Bennett 18 Andrew Biers 43 Rory Glaves (A) 36 Chris McKay 11 Ryan McNish  6 Scott Self  7 Derek Suddons 29 Buck Stobart		Forwards  9 Ryan Benesch 14 Ryan Campbell 23 Callum Crawford 24 Jamie Floris 90 Mike Hominuck 81 Jimmy Quinlan (A) 21 Andy Secore 51 Dan Teat 22 Jason Wulder Transition 88 Ian Hawksbee 15 Chris McElroy (C)  8 Chris Seller		Practice Squad -- Mike MacLeod Injured Reserve  5 Ian Crashley Holdout -- Dave Cutten -- Curt Morwick 12 Lindsay Plunkett Restricted list -- Spencer Martin 26 Andrew Turner 19 Ben Prepchuk		Head Coach Bob Hamley Assistant Coaches Chris Stachniak Legend * Suspended list (C) Captain (A) Alternate captain NLL Transactions

[edit] See also

• 2009 NLL season

[edit] References

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