This list comprises all players who have participated in at least one match for Rochester Rhinos (formerly the Raging Rhinos) or the later rebrand, RNY FC. Players for RNY FC are credited on the all time list, since RNY FC was the same owner and called a "rebrand" even though they never used the Rhinos name.
These matches could have been regular season, playoffs, US Open Cup, or the 2001 US Open Cup qualifiers. This list is currently complete for outfield players who have played at least 5 minutes, but not for goalkeepers.
A "†" denotes players who only appeared in a single match.
Chris Bagley 
Gaoussou Bakayoko John Ball 
Jamal Ballantyne 
Kalin Bankov J.C. Banks Lamar Batista Jesus Batiz Jordan Becker Tyler Bellamy 
Ian Bennett Brandon Beresford Kenney Bertz Mauro Biello Alex Blake †
Jonathan Bolaños Josh Bolton 
Tenywa Bonseu Nathan Bourdeau 
Rayane Boukemia Blake Brettschneider Dante Brigida 
Graciano Brito Mike Britton Jalen Brown Warner Brown Kevin Burns Julian Engels né Büscher Steve Butcher Nate Daligcon 
Jefferson Dargout 
Edivaldo Sarafim-DaSilva Mauro DaSilva 
Fuseini Dauda Kofi Debrah Stefan Defregger
Noah Delgado 
Matthew Delicâte 
Craig Demmin 
Babacar Diallo Hamed Diallo Kirk Dietrich Ryan Dinunzio Alex Dixon 
Bubacar Djalo Pedro Dolabella Neil Dombrowski Mike Domm Tony Donatelli Steevan Dos Santos 
Jordan Dover Bilal Duckett Darius Madison Kyle Manscuk Alen Marcina Hector Marinaro 
Novica Marojevic Nigel Marples † Yohance Marshall 
Rey Ángel Martínez Jordan Mccrary Brendon McDermott† Errol McFarlane 
Kevyn McFarlane Kendell McFayden Yogi McKay Patrick McMahon 
Tam McManus Tim Melia Carlos Mendes 
Johnny Mendoza 
Johnny Menyongar Joe Mercik Brandon Miller Doug Miller George Miller Scott Miller † Evan Milward Leon Minnott Jamel Mitchell Stoian Mladenov Alfonso Motagalvan Pat Mulcahy Timi Mulgrew Mauricio Salles Dominic Samuel Asani Samuels 
Jossimar Sanchez Brent Sancho Frank Sanfilippo 
Nuno Santos Kwame Sarkodie P.J. Scheufele Scott Schweitzer Eduardo Sebrango Bill Sedgewick Leigh Sembaluk Carlos Semedo Chad Severs Stephen Shirley-Black Nathaniel Short Christian Silva Greg Simmonds Patrick Slogic Davis Smith Donnie Smith John Smith † Michael Smith Rob Smith Ross Smith 
Yuriy Smotrych Paulo Soares 
Ayao Sossou Darren Spicer Dan Stebbins 
Jonny Steele 
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