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St. Louis Bandits City Chesterfield, Missouri League NAHL Division North Founded 2003 Home arena Hardee's Iceplex Colors Blue, black, and white Owner(s) Michael J. Brooks, Brett Hull, Scott McCuaig, Ben Bishop, Sr., Jeff Cooper and Kelly Chase. General manager Kelly Chase Head coach Jeff Brown Media B2 Networks Franchise history 2003 to 2006 Texarkana Bandits 2006-Present St. Louis Bandits Championships Division Championships 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 The St. Louis Bandits are a Tier II Junior A ice hockey team in the North American Hockey League's North Division. The team plays their home games at the 2,200-seat Hardee's Iceplex(previously Summit Center) in Chesterfield, Missouri[1]. Owners of the St. Louis Bandits include former St. Louis Blues Kelly Chase as well as Scott McCuaig, Ben Bishop, Jr., Jeff Cooper, Michael J. Brooks, and Jon Cooper[2]. In May 2008 the team announced Regg Simon will be the new coach for the 08-09 season. Regg was the coach of the Des Moines Buccaneers of the USHL. Brett Hull sold his minority stake in the franchise. Coach Jeff Brown and the Bandits 2010. The Bandits have recently announced a coaching change for the 08-09 season. Former St. Louis Blues defensemen Jeff Brown has been named the new coach for the Bandits. Contents 1 History 2 Regular season records 3 Playoff records 4 On-Ice Successes 5 NHL Draftees 6 References 7 External links // History The Franchise joined the North American Hockey League for the 2003-2004 season as the Texarkana Bandits. The team played in Texarkana from 2003 until the summer of 2006 when the team moved to the Greater St. Louis Metro Area[3]. The team moved to the Summit Center in Chesterfield, Missouri, filling the void left when the St. Louis Heartland Eagles of the USHL ceased operations at the end of the 2005 season. In 2007 & 2008, former head coach and general manager Jon Cooper, now with the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL, coached the team to Back-to-back Robertson Cup National Championships. The team has made appearances in the NAHL playoff rounds each of their fiver years in the NAHL. In 2007 they claimed the South Division Title and in 2008 claimed the North Division Title. The Bandits have moved back to the South division for the 08-09 season. The team hosted the Robertson Cup Championships at the Hardee's IcePlex in May 2008 where they became Back-to-Back National Championships. The 2008-2009 season the Bandits headed to Mason City, Iowa for the Robertson Cup Championships and yet again took home the most coveted award in the NAHL. The three-peat was clinched with a 3-2 overtime win against the West Division Champion, Wenatchee Wild[4]. Regular season records The Bandits 2010. The Bandits 2010. Season GP W L OTL PTS GF GA PIM Finish 2003-04 56 30 24 0 63 167 181 1,727 4th, South Division 2004-05 56 36 15 0 77 218 153 1,329 2nd, South Division 2005-06 58 42 14 2 86 240 145 1,258 2nd, South Division 2006-07 62 43 14 5 91 228 153 1,437 South Division Champs 2007-08 58 47 9 2 96 250 149 1,429 North Division Champs 2008-09 58 42 9 7 91 213 119 1,228 South Division Champs 2009-10 58 44 11 3 91 211 125 1,103 2nd, South Division 2010-11 TBD in North Division Playoff records Season GP W L OTL GF GA PIM Finish 2004 Statistics Not Available lost in 1st round 2005 9 4 5 0 25 27 226 lost in 2nd round 2006 8 3 5 0 20 28 196 lost in 2nd round 2007 12 9 3 0 53 34 180 League Champions 2008 11 9 1 1 47 25 205 League Champions 2009 13 10 3 0 38 19 182 League Champions 2010 14 7 7 0 38 37 190 5th place/Nationals On-Ice Successes The Franchise has seen many successes since The Bandits began in 2003. In their first season in the league the team was the only expansion team to make the playoffs. The team has made the playoffs every season since the team joined the league. In May 2007 the St. Louis Bandits became NAHL champions and Tier II Junior A Hockey National Champions. The Bandits remained strong for the 2007-2008 season and won back-to-back Robertson Cup Champions when they hosted it at the Hardee's IcePlex in May 2008[5]. In 2009, the Bandits kept the winning tradition alive by capturing the Robertson Cup for a third consecutive season . St. Louis beat the Wenatchee Wild in the championship game by a score of 3-2 with an overtime goal by Clinton Bourbonais[6]. NHL Draftees The Olympic Arena. Player Seasons Year Drafted NHL Team Current Team Pat Maroon 05-06,06-07 2007 Draft Philadelphia Flyers Adirondack Phantoms, (AHL). Trent Vogelhuber 06-07 2007 Draft Columbus Blue Jackets Miami University, (CCHA) Erik Condra 03-04 2006 Draft Ottawa Senators Notre Dame University,(CCHA) Ryan Turek 03-04 2006 Draft St. Louis Blues Michigan State University ,(CCHA) Kyle Lawson 03-04 2005 Draft Carolina Hurricanes Florida Everblades,(ECHL) Bandits Bench. References ^ http://www.hardees.com/company/releases/hardees-buying-naming-rights-to-the-summit-center/ ^ http://blues.nhl.com/club/page.htm?bcid=tea_fro_chase ^ http://thehockeywriters.com/whatever-it-takes-flyers-prospect-patrick-maroon/ ^ http://www.robertsoncup.com/news/story.cfm?id=1005 ^ http://www.robertsoncup.com/news/story.cfm?id=484 ^ http://www.robertsoncup.com/news/story.cfm?id=1005 External links Official site Fan site NAHL website Robertson Cup Website Hardee's IcePlex website v • d • e Sports teams based in Missouri Baseball MLB: Kansas City Royals · St. Louis Cardinals • TL: Springfield Cardinals • FL: River City Rascals Basketball ABA: Kansas City Stars · St. Louis Pioneers • UBL: Missouri Thrill · North Missouri Hawks Football NFL: Kansas City Chiefs · St. Louis Rams • AFL: Kansas City Command • APFL: Missouri Minutemen · Springfield Wolfpack • UWFL: Kansas City Tribe • WFA: Kansas City Spartans · St. Louis Slam • WSFL: Columbia Enforcers Hockey NHL: St. Louis Blues • CHL: Missouri Mavericks • NAHL: St. Louis Bandits CSHL: St. Louis Jr. Blues Soccer NASL: A.C. St. Louis • MISL: Missouri Comets • PASL-Pro: St. Louis Illusion • PDL: Kansas City Brass · Springfield Demize · St. Louis Lions Rugby RSL: Kansas City Blues · St. Louis Bombers Tennis WTT: Kansas City Explorers · St. Louis Aces · Springfield Lasers Inline Hockey PIHA: Midwest Tornados · St. Louis Cobras · St. Peters Wheelers · Southside Snipers College athletics (NCAA Div. 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