2015 Bloomington Edge season

Last updated
2015 Bloomington Edge season
Head coachJohn Johnson
Home field U.S. Cellular Coliseum
101 South Madison Street
Bloomington, IL 60701
Results
Record5-3
League place4th
Playoff finishdid not qualify

The 2015 Bloomington Edge season was the tenth season for the American indoor football franchise, and their first in the X-League Indoor Football.

Contents

Schedule

Key:   Win  Tie  Loss   Bye

Regular season

All start times are local to home team

WeekDayDateKickoffOpponentResultsLocation
ScoreRecord
1SaturdayMarch 288:00pm Marion Blue Racers W 48-34 [1] 1-0 U.S. Cellular Coliseum
2 BYE
3FridayApril 117:15pmat St. Louis Attack L 45-471-1 Family Arena
4SaturdayApril 187:00pm Corpus Christi Fury W 110-12-1 U.S. Cellular Coliseum
5SaturdayApril 258:35pmat Alabama Outlawz W 39-343-1 Bill Harris Arena
6SaturdayMay 27:00pm St. Louis Attack L 43-55 [2] 3-2 U.S. Cellular Coliseum
7SaturdayMay 98:00pmat Rio Grande Valley Sol W 2-0 (forfeit) [3] 4-2 State Farm Arena
8FridayMay 167:00pmat Marion Blue Racers L 19-57 [4] 4-3 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
9 BYE
10SaturdayMay 307:30pm Rio Grande Valley Sol W 46-35 [5] 5-3 U.S. Cellular Coliseum
11 BYE

Standings

TeamWinsLossesPercentage
z-Florida Tarpons 62.750
Rio Grande Valley Sol 52.714
St. Louis Attack 53.625
Bloomington Edge53.625
x-Florida Marine Raiders 53.625
Marion Blue Racers 53.625
Cape Fear Heroes 44.500
Georgia Rampage 26.250
Alabama Outlawz 26.250
Corpus Christi Fury 07.000
  • z-Indicates best regular season record
  • x-Indicates clinched playoff berth

Roster

2015 Bloomington Edge roster
Quarterbacks
  • 19Drew Fendrich
  •  2 Haven Mosley

Running backs

  • 23 Andre Raymond
  •  4 Lyndon Rowells

Wide receivers

  • 12 De'Andre Eagle
  • 21Josh Goffigan
  •  1Joseph Green
  • 10Devon Jones
  •  8 Marcus Lewis
Offensive linemen
  • 52 Josh Coyle
  • 77 Racshard Smith
  • 69 Eric Sopher
  • 72 Larry Westphal

Defensive linemen

  •  9 Antonio Ficklin
  • 97 V. J. Holmes
  • 96 Elisee Pompilus
  • 69 Cedric Young
Linebackers
  • 55Nate Copeland
  • 11 Darrelynn Dunn
  • 34 Eric Tapley

Defensive backs

  •  3 Jeremy Caldwell
  • 24 Eric Fisher
  •  7 Dashawn Goodwin
  • 13Dominic McDuffie
  •  6 Dominic Patterson

Special teams

  • 15 David Tomis
Reserve lists
  • Currently vacant

Rookies in italics
Roster updated April 1, 2015

26 Active, 0 Inactive

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References

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