2017 Charlotte Hounds season

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2017 Charlotte Hounds
League Major League Lacrosse
2017 record6-8
General ManagerMike Cerino
CoachJim Stagnitta
Arena American Legion Memorial Stadium
Average attendance1,586
  2016
2018  

The 2017 Charlotte Hounds season was the sixth season for the Charlotte Hounds of Major League Lacrosse. The Hounds came in trying to improve upon their 8-6 record in 2016, when they earned their second playoff berth in franchise history but lost to the Ohio Machine in the semifinals, 16-10. This was head coach's Jim Stagnitta's second season in charge, after leading the Hounds to their first ever winning season in 2016.

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The Hounds remaining in the playoff hunt entering the final week of the regular season needing a win and a loss by Rochester. The Hounds got neither, as they finished the season 6-8 and seventh in the standings. [1]

Schedule

Regular season

DateOpponentStadiumResultAttendanceRecord
April 22 Denver Outlaws American Legion Memorial StadiumL 12-131,6240-1
April 29 Ohio Machine American Legion Memorial StadiumL 12-151,0730-2
May 7at Denver Outlaws Sports Authority Field at Mile High L 7-114,1590-3
May 11at Rochester Rattlers Rochester Rhinos Stadium W 14-101,7361-3
May 13 Chesapeake Bayhawks American Legion Memorial StadiumL 16-181,6931-4
May 20at Ohio Machine Fortress Obetz W 10-82,8102-4
June 3at Atlanta Blaze Fifth Third Bank Stadium L 18-192,8112-5
June 10Atlanta BlazeAmerican Legion Memorial StadiumW 18-121,0963-5
June 16at Chesapeake Bayhawks Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium W 15-144,6154-5
June 24 Florida Launch American Legion Memorial StadiumW 18-141,6885-5
July 15 New York Lizards American Legion Memorial StadiumL 11-142,1565-6
July 22at Florida Launch FAU Stadium L 12-182,0795-7
July 27 Boston Cannons American Legion Memorial StadiumW 16-121,7756-7
August 5at New York Lizards James M. Shuart Stadium L 14-176,7586-8

Standings

2017 Major League Lacrosse Standings
WLPCTGBGF2ptGFGA2ptGA
Denver Outlaws 95.643-19951746
Ohio Machine 95.643-19521636
Florida Launch 86.571117952029
Rochester Rattlers 86.571118221713
New York Lizards 77.500218371984
Chesapeake Bayhawks 77.500221192061
Charlotte Hounds 68.429318491895
Atlanta Blaze 68.429318261898
Boston Cannons 311.214618972129
Playoff Seed

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