List of South Carolina Stingrays seasons

This is a list of seasons completed by the South Carolina Stingrays of the ECHL. This list documents the records and playoff results for all seasons the Stingrays have completed in the ECHL since their inception in 1993.

Historical statistics

Updated May 25, 2016.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Regular season

Season	Games	Won	Lost	Tied	OTL	SOL	Points	Goals for	Goals against	Standing	Average attendance
1993–94	68	33	26	—	9	—	75	294	291	6th, East	9,151
1994–95	68	42	19	—	7	—	91	225	215	1st, Southern	8,589
1995–96	70	40	22	8	—	—	88	284	251	3rd, East	7,447
1996–97	70	45	15	10	—	—	100	345	253	1st, East	7,442
1997–98	70	41	23	6	—	—	88	246	218	1st, Southeast	6,364
1998–99	70	40	20	10	—	—	90	235	216	3rd, Southeast	6,592
1999–00	70	35	25	10	—	—	80	253	242	4th, Southeast	6,079
2000–01	72	42	23	7	—	—	91	240	210	1st, Southeast	6,003
2001–02	72	39	26	7	—	—	85	235	225	4th, Southeast	5,657
2002–03	72	42	22	8	—	—	92	248	225	2nd, Southeast	5,706
2003–04	72	39	28	5	—	—	83	205	202	4th, Southern	5,056
2004–05	72	39	24	—	3	6	87	230	219	2nd, East	4,941
2005–06	72	32	25	—	7	8	79	230	237	4th, South	5,000
2006–07	72	36	27	—	4	5	81	250	251	6th, South	5,005
2007–08	72	47	22	—	2	1	97	256	192	2nd, South	5,008
2008–09	71	42	23	—	2	4	90	249	187	2nd, South	5,001
2009–10	72	41	19	—	6	6	94	248	216	2nd, South	4,821
2010–11	72	37	29	—	3	3	80	194	204	2nd, South	3,399
2011–12	72	37	28	—	4	3	81	191	180	4th, South	3,251
2012–13	72	38	26	—	5	3	84	198	171	3rd, South	3,528
2013–14	72	43	23	—	2	4	92	197	173	1st, South	3,812
2014–15	72	45	20	—	1	6	97	224	163	2nd, East	3,856
2015–16	72	44	18	—	7	3	98	224	162	1st, South	3,957

Playoffs

Season	Wild Card Round Conf. 1st Round (2006–08)^§	1st round	2nd round	3rd round	Kelly Cup Finals
1994	—	L, 1–2, HRA	—	—	—
1995	—	W, 3–2, JOHN	L, 1–3, NASH	—	—
1996	—	W, 3–0, LSV	L, 2–3, CHR	—	—
1997	—	W, 3–0, CHR	W, 3–0, HRA	W, 3–2, PEN	W, 4–1, LOU
1998	—	L, 2–3, PDP	—	—	—
1999	BYE	L, 0–3, MISS	—	—	—
2000	W, 2–0, BAT	W, 3–2, PDP	L, 0–3, LOU	—	—
2001	BYE	W, 3–1, ARK	W, 3–2, MOB	W, 4–0, LOU	W, 4–1, TRE
2002	L, 1–3, FLA	—	—	—	—
2003	BYE	L, 1–3, PDP	—	—	—
2004	BYE	W, 3–1, COL	L, 0–3, FLA	—	—
2005	—	L, 1–3, FLA	—	—	—
2006	W, 2–1, CHR	L, 0–3, GWT	—	—	—
2007	Out of playoffs
2008	W, 3–2, AUG	W, 3–2, GWT	W, 3–2, COL	L, 1–4, CIN	—
2009	—	W, 4–2, CHR	W, 4–2, FLA	W, 4–0, CIN	W, 4–3, AK
2010	—	L, 2–3, CIN	—	—	—
2011	—	L, 1–3, WHL	—	—	—
2012	—	W, 3–1, GWT	L, 1–4, KAL	—	—
2013	—	L, 0–4, GWT	—	—	—
2014	—	L, 0–4, WHL	—	—	—
2015	—	W, 4–3, REA	W, 4–2, FLA	W, 4–3, TOL	L, 3–4 ALN
2016	—	W, 4–1, KAL	W, 4–3, ADK	L, 3–4, WHL	—

^§The ECHL used an unbalanced playoff format from the 1998–99 season to the 2004–05 season and then the 2005–06 season to the 2007–08 season which resulted in five rounds .

Team records

Updated April 2, 2012.^[3]

All-time Stingrays games played (top 5)

550 Brett Marietti (1996–2004)

489 David Seitz (1996–2004)

412 Nate Kiser (2004–11)

373 Marty Clapton (2000–06)

331 Trevor Johnson (2000–06)

All-time Stingrays penalty minutes (top 5)

1,131 Nate Kiser (2004–11)

1,127 Brett Marietti (1996–2004)

930 Trevor Johnson (2000–06)

820 Marc Tardif (1995–2000)

805 Rob Concannon (1995–2003)

Team season records

Division championships: 7

Regular season points championships: 1

Most points-one season: 100 1996–97

Fewest points-one season: 75 1993–94

Most wins-one season: 47 2007–08

Fewest wins-one season: 32 2005–06

Most losses-one season: 29 2010–11

Fewest losses-one season: 15 1996–97

Most goals scored-one season: 345 1996–97

Most penalty minutes-one season: 2,075 1994–95

Longest winning streak: 13 games 11/24/09–12/19/09

Longest winless streak: 10 games 11/1/05–11/23/05

Single game attendance record: 10,570 vs. Reading 1/23/10

Single season attendance record: 311,148 1993–94

ECHL team records

Updated April 14, 2015.^[4]^[5]

Regular season

Most wins in team history (875) 2nd in league
Most road wins in team history (397) 2nd in league
Most ties in team history (141) 4th in league
Most home ties in team history (72) 3rd in league
Most road ties in team history (69) 4th in league
Fewest road losses, one season (7) – 2009–10 3rd in league
Most ties, one season (15) – 2005–06 3rd in league
Longest winning streak, one season (13) – 2009–10 4th in league
Longest home winning streak, one season (18) – 1994–95
Longest road winning streak, one season (10) – 2000–01
Most goals, one season (345) – 1996–97 5th in league
Most shorthand goals, one season (22) – 2006–07 2nd in league
Fewest shorthand goals, one season (3) – 2001–02 2nd in league
Most 50-or-more goal scorers, one season (2) – 1996–97
Most 40-or-more goal scorers, one season (3) – 1996–97
Most shots on goal, one team, one game (67) vs. Huntington – Jan. 19, 1994 3rd in league
Most shots on goal, one team, one period (31) vs. Raleigh – Dec. 7, 1996 3rd in league
Most players with a point in one game (15) vs. Reading – Jan. 22, 2010
Most consecutive shutouts (3) – Feb. 19–21, 2010
Most consecutive shutouts, home (3) – Feb. 19–21, 2010
Fewest penalty minutes, one season (965) – 2009–10 2nd in league
Lowest penalty minutes per-game average, one season (13.4) – 2009–10 2nd in league

Postseason

Most Kelly Cup/Riley Cup championships (3) (tied with Hampton Roads and Alaska)
Most final series appearances - (3) (tied with 6 teams) 2nd in league
Most years in playoffs (16)
Most playoff games (165) 2nd in league
Most playoff wins (84) 3rd in league
Most playoff wins in one playoff year (16) – 2009
Most home playoff wins (53)
Most playoff losses (81)
Most home playoff losses (34) 2nd in league
Most road playoff losses (47)
Longest playoff winning streak (8) – 2001 3rd in league
Longest playoff losing streak (9) – 2012, 13, 14 2nd in league
Most goals, one team, two-game series (11) vs. Baton Rouge – 2000
Most goals, one team, five-game series (27) vs. Louisiana – 1997
Fewest goals, one team, five-game series (9) vs. Cincinnati – 2010 3rd in league
Most goals, both teams, five-game series (48) vs. Hampton Roads – 1997
Fewest goals, both teams, five-game series (22) vs. Cincinnati – 2010 4th in league
Most power-play goals in a playoff series (36) – 1997
Longest overtime playoff game (110:37) vs. Mississippi – Apr. 13, 1999 5th in league
Most overtime wins, one team, one playoff year (4) – 2008 2nd in league

References

↑ "ECHL stats archive". ECHL. Retrieved April 16, 2013.
↑ "Standings for the South Carolina Stingrays of the ECHL". hockeydb.com. Retrieved April 16, 2013.
1 2 "Stingrays Team History". South Carolina Stingrays. Archived from the original on May 25, 2011.
↑ All Time Team Records. ECHL. Retrieved 2015-04-14.
↑ Team Postseason Records. ECHL. Retrieved 2011-04-14.

South Carolina Stingrays seasons

1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999-2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

South Carolina Stingrays

Founded in 1993 Based in North Charleston, South Carolina

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Arenas	North Charleston Coliseum Carolina Ice Palace

Culture	Cool Ray

Coaches	Rick Vaive (1993–98) Rick Adduono (1998–2002) Jason Fitzsimmons (2002–07) Jared Bednar (2007–09) Cail MacLean (2009–11) Spencer Carbery (2011–16) Ryan Warsofsky (2016–present)

Captains	Tim Harris (1993–94) Gary Socha (1994–95) Brett Marietti (1995–2003) Trevor Johnson (2003–06) Cail MacLean (2006–08) Brad Farynuk (2008–09) Matt Scherer (2009–12) Shawn Weller (2012–13) Kevin Quick (2013–14) Andrew Rowe (2015–16)

Rivalries	Active: Florida Everblades (1998–present) Atlanta Gladiators (2003–present) Greenville Swamp Rabbits (2010–present) Inactive: Charlotte Checkers (1993–2010) Pee Dee Pride (1997–2005) Greenville Grrrowl (1998–2006) Columbia Inferno (2001–08)

Kelly Cup	1997, 2001, 2009

Brabham Cup	1997

Affiliates	NHL: Toronto Maple Leafs (1993–94) Vancouver Canucks (1994–95) Buffalo Sabres (1994–99, 2000–02) Boston Bruins (2012–15) Washington Capitals (2004–12, 2014–present) AHL: Rochester Americans (1995–99, 2000–02) Portland Pirates (2004–05) Providence Bruins (2012–15) Hershey Bears (2005–12, 2014–present)

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