Hampton Roads Admirals
City	Norfolk, Virginia
League	ECHL
Founded	1989
Home arena	Norfolk Scope
Colors	Blue, Gold, White
Affiliates	Washington Capitals (NHL)
Franchise history
1989 to 2000	Hampton Roads Admirals
Championships
Regular season titles	None
Division Championships	1991, 1994
Kelly Cups	1991, 1992, 1998

The Hampton Roads Admirals were an American professional ice hockey team in the ECHL. They played in Norfolk, Virginia at the Norfolk Scope Arena.

Contents 1 History 2 Year-by-year record 3 Team records 4 Notable players 5 References 6 External links

[edit] History

The Hampton Roads Admirals were introduced in 1989 and developed a natural rivalry with the Virginia Lancers of Vinton, Virginia. However, a more intense rivalry formed when the Richmond Renegades began play in 1990. The Admirals were the flagship franchise of the ECHL, having won Jack Riley Cups in 1991 and 1992, and the Patrick J. Kelly Cup in 1998. The three championships won by the franchise is matched only by the South Carolina Stingrays. Two years later, the Admirals moved up to the American Hockey League (AHL).

For purposes of Admirals franchise history, the team's history information includes both the ECHL years (1989–2000) and the current version in the AHL since 2000.^[1]

[edit] Year-by-year record

ECHL

Year	Div.	GP	W	L	T	OTL	Pts	Pct	GF	GA	PIM	Coach	Result
1989-90	East	60	29	29	0	2	60	0.483	252	267	1902	John Brophy	Lost in round 1
1990-91	East	64	38	20	0	6	82	0.594	300	248	2131	John Brophy	Won Championship
1991-92	East	64	42	20	0	2	86	0.656	298	220	2097	John Brophy	Won Championship
1992-93	East	64	37	21	0	6	80	0.578	294	235	2441	John Brophy	Lost in round 1
1993-94	East	68	41	19	0	8	90	0.603	298	246	2272	John Brophy	Lost in round 2
1994-95	East	68	37	23	0	8	82	0.544	255	239	2522	John Brophy	Lost in round 1
1995-96	East	70	32	25	0	13	77	0.457	278	265	2756	John Brophy	Lost in round 1
1996-97	East	70	46	19	5	0	97	0.693	286	223	2256	John Brophy	Lost in round 2
1997-98	Northeast	70	32	28	10	0	74	0.529	222	225	1902	John Brophy	Won Championship
1998-99	Northeast	70	38	24	8	0	84	0.600	215	213	2147	John Brophy	Lost in round 2
1999-00	Northeast	70	44	22	0	4	92	0.629	241	198	2189	John Brophy	Lost in round 3

[edit] Team records

Record	Number	Player	Year
Goals (Season)	55	Brian Martin	1990-91
Assists (Season)	82	Murray Hood	1990-91
Points (Season)	118	Victor Gervais	1992-93
Penalty Minutes (Season)	354	Aaron Downey	1995-96
GAA (Season)	2.55	Jan Lasak	1999-2000
SV% (Season)	.917 (tie)	Jason Saal	1998-99
	.917 (tie)	Jan Lasak	1999-2000
Goals (Career)	312	Rod Taylor	1991-2000
Assists (Career)	282	Victor Gervais	1990-98
Points (Career)	565	Rod Taylor	1990-98
Penalty Minutes (Career)	856	Rod Taylor	1990-98
Wins (Career)	62	Mark Bernard	1990-96
Shutouts (Career)	5	Mark Bernard	1990-96
Games (Career)	528	Rod Taylor	1991-2000

[edit] Notable players

• Serge Aubin
• Byron Dafoe
• Aaron Downey
• Alexander Kharlamov
• Olaf Kolzig
• Patrick Lalime
• Jan Lasak
• Stephen Valiquette

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• The Internet Hockey Database - Hampton Roads Admirals

Preceded by Greensboro Monarchs	Riley Cup Champions 1990-91, 1991-92	Succeeded by Toledo Storm
Preceded by South Carolina Stingrays	Kelly Cup Champions 1997-98	Succeeded by Mississippi Sea Wolves

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