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Bakersfield Condors
Bakersfield Condors
City	Bakersfield, California
League	ECHL
Conference	National Conference
Division	Pacific Division
Founded	1995
Home arena	Rabobank Arena
Colors	Maroon, tan, black, grey, green, white
Owner(s)	Jonathan Fleisig
General manager	Matt Riley
Head coach	Marty Raymond
Media	KGEO 1230
Affiliates	Anaheim Ducks (NHL)
Franchise history
1995 to 1998	Bakersfield Fog
1998 to present	Bakersfield Condors
Championships
Regular season titles	0
Division Championships	0
Conference Championships	0
Kelly Cups	0

The Bakersfield Condors are a minor league ice hockey team based in Bakersfield, California. The team plays in the Pacific Division of the ECHL's National Conference. The Condors are currently (2009-10 season) affiliated with the Anaheim Ducks, an affiliation that started in the 2008-9 season.^[1] The Condors play home games at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield, until recently known as Centennial Garden.

Originally known as the Bakersfield Fog, the team was founded in 1995 as a charter member of the West Coast Hockey League. The team assumed its current name in 1998 when it moved into the new Centennial Garden. The Condors, and other West Coast Hockey League affiliates, joined the ECHL in 2003.

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime Losses, SOL = Shootout Losses, PTS = Points, PCT = Winning Percentage, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against, PIM = Penalties in minutes

Records as of October 18, 2006. ^[2]

Season	League	Division	GP	W	L	T	OTL	SOL	Pts	PCT	GF	GA	PIM	Coach(es)	Result
1995-96	WCHL	WCHL	58	24	29	0	5	0	53	0.457	271	323	1439	Keith Gretzky	Out of playoffs
1996-97	WCHL	WCHL	64	33	26	0	5	0	71	0.555	345	325	2061	Keith Gretzky	Lost in round 1
1997-98	WCHL	WCHLS	64	22	37	0	5	0	49	0.383	226	330	1949	Keith Gretzky	Lost in round 1
1998-99	WCHL	WCHLS	70	21	40	0	9	0	51	0.364	213	308	2010	Kevin MacDonald	Lost in round 1
1999-00	WCHL	WCHLS	72	34	29	0	9	0	77	0.535	244	272	2343	Kevin MacDonald	Lost in round 1
2000-01	WCHL	WCHLS	72	26	36	0	10	0	62	0.431	220	273	2147	Kevin MacDonald	Lost in round 1
2001-02	WCHL	WCHLS	72	32	35	0	5	0	69	0.479	213	237	1377	Paul Kelly	Lost in round 1
2002-03	WCHL	WCHL	72	41	22	0	9	0	91	0.632	253	186	1625	Paul Kelly	Lost in round 1
2003-04	ECHL	Pacific	72	25	38	9	0	0	59	0.410	201	236	1750	Paul Kelly, Martin Raymond	Out of playoffs
2004-05	ECHL	West	72	40	22	10	0	0	90	0.625	232	205	1691	Martin Raymond	Lost in round 1
2005-06	ECHL	Pacific	72	40	26	6	0	0	86	0.597	221	222	1814	Martin Raymond	Lost in round 3
2006-07	ECHL	Pacific	72	41	19	0	3	9	94	0.653	270	236	1556	Martin Raymond	Lost in round 3
2007-08	ECHL	Pacific	72	26	37	0	2	7	61	0.424	230	280	1772	Martin Raymond	Lost in round 2
2008-09	ECHL	Pacific	72	33	31	0	3	5	74	0.514	246	463	1250	Martin Raymond	Lost in round 1
2009-10	ECHL	Pacific	13	8	5	0	0	0	16	0.615	40	36	195	Martin Raymond	N/A
Totals	2	5	989	446	432	25	65	21	1003	0.504	3425	3932	24979	4	12 Playoff Seasons

Current as of November 28, 2009.^[3]^[4]

GOALTENDERS
#	Player	Catches	Date of birth	Place of birth
31	Justin Pogge	L	April 22, 1986	Fort McMurray, AB, Canada
33	Timo Pielmeier	L	July 7, 1989	Deggendorf, Germany

DEFENSEMEN
#	Player	Shoots	Date of birth	Place of birth
2	Patrik Prokop –	L	January 16, 1988	Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Republic
3	Raymond Eichenlaub –	R	June 18, 1986	Wilmette, IL, USA
4	Sasha Pokulok	R	May 25, 1986	Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC, Canada
6	Pierre-Luc Lessard	L	January 16, 1988	Thetford Mines, QC, Canada
12	John de Gray – A (Away)	L	February 14, 1988	Markham, ON, Canada
29	Eric Regan – A (Home)	R	May 20, 1988	Whitby, ON, Canada
36	Mark Mitera	R	October 22, 1987	Royal Oak, MI, USA
44	Stu Bickel – A (Away)	R	October 2, 1986	Chanhassen, MN, USA

FORWARDS
#	Player	Position	Shoots	Date of birth	Place of birth
7	Adam Naglich	C	R	May 9, 1984	Las Vegas, NV, USA
8	Dan Sexton	RW	R	April 29, 1987	Apple Valley, MN, USA
9	Andrew Ianiero – A (Home)	F	L	January 10, 1981	Hamilton, ON, Canada
10	Mathieu Aubin –	C	R	September 18, 1986	Sorel, QC, Canada
11	Logan MacMillan	LW	L	July 5, 1989	Charlottetown, PEI, Canada
14	Nick Kemp	RW	R	January 5, 1986	Hermantown, MN, USA
15	Maxime Macenauer –	C	L	January 4, 1989	Laval, QC, Canada
18	MacGregor Sharp	C	L	October 1, 1985	Red Deer, AB, Canada
20	Matthew Myers	C	R	November 6, 1984	Cardiff, Great Britain
22	Stephane Goulet	RW	L	January 7, 1986	Levis, QC, Canada
23	Shawn Weller – C	LW	L	July 8, 1986	Glens Falls, NY, USA
24	Gino Guyer	C	R	October 14, 1983	Coleraine, MN, USA
25	Erick Lizon	RW	R	November 29, 1985	Kitchener, ON, Canada

2007-2008
- C - Sean Venedam
  - A - Mike Hofstrand
  - A - Scott Balan
  - A - David Kudelka

2008-2009
- C - Jay Langager
  - A - Andrew Ianiero
  - A - Scott Balan
  - A - Tyler Scott

2009-2010
- C - Shawn Weller
  - A - Andrew Ianiero (Home)
  - A - Eric Regan (Home)
  - A - Stu Bickel (Away)
  - A - John De Gray (Away)

9 - C Connor James (2004-05) played in two games for the Los Angeles Kings during the 2005-06 season.
44 - G Yutaka Fukufuji (2004-05) was called up on emergency basis to the Los Angeles Kings on December 15, 2006. On January 13, 2007 the Los Angeles Kings replaced goaltender Barry Brust with Fukufuji in the third period of a game against the St. Louis Blues, thus becoming the first Japanese-born player to play in an NHL game.

49 - C Alexandre Bolduc (2008-2010) Played 7 games with the Vancouver Canucks in the 2008-2009 Season. Currently playing with the Canucks(2009-2010) with 7 games and is on the IR.
31 - G Justin Pogge (2009-2010) Played with the Anaheim Ducks on a emergency basis while J.S. Giguere was injured. Is currently the Anaheim Ducks #3 Goalie and was the first ever condor to be recalled straight to the NHL. Before the Ducks, Pogge played with the Toronto Maple Leafs for seven game with a 1-4-1 record.^[5]

Journalist Ken Baker - Played one game as goaltender for the Condors in the 2001-02 season, finishing with a win, a 5.00 GAA and a 0.857 save percentage.^[6] Baker's dreams of playing professional hockey were cut short due to a tumor that inhibited his ability to build enough muscle for the sport. His book "They Don't Play Hockey In Heaven" tells the story of his experience with the Condors.

The Condors advanced past the 1st Round of the playoffs for the first time in their history in the 2005-06 season. They defeated the Long Beach Ice Dogs in seven games. The Condors lost in the seventh game of the next round against the Fresno Falcons, making it the longest playoff run in Condors history. The condors did it again the following year, defeating Fresno, but then lost in round 2 to the Alaska Aces in four games.

In the 2004-05 ECHL playoffs, Condor Ashlee Langdone checked Alaska Ace Scott Gomez (who was playing that season in the ECHL due to the NHL strike) hard, sending him hip first into the sharp opening of the bench door at the exact moment the trainer opened it for a line change. The resulting injury, a broken pelvis, knocked Gomez out of the rest of the playoffs, and resulted in Langdone being given a boarding penalty and a one-game suspension. The incident drew a rather negative reaction due to Gomez' status as an NHL all star.

[0] "Condors join Ducks organization". KGET TV 17. http://www.kget.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=e677fd7c-ee98-4fbb-ae45-8efa0d17eaf7.

[1] Hockeydb.com, Bakersfield Condors season statistics and records 1995-Present.

[2] Roster

[3] Condors Website Roster

[4] ttp://www.nhl.com/ice/player.htm?id=8471302#&navid=nhl-keymatch

[5] [ http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=17182]

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STAFF MEMBER

Head Coach

Marty Raymond

Head Athletic Trainer

Jason Lindsey

Equipment Manager

John Doolan