2017 Sioux City Bandits season

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2017 Sioux City Bandits season
OwnerBob Scott
General managerBob Scott
Head coachErv Strohbeen
Home field Tyson Events Center
401 Gordon Drive
Sioux City, Iowa 51101
Results
Record9–3
Conference place1st
League place2nd
Playoff finishWon Quarter-Finals (Bismarck) 82–43
Lost North Conference Championship (Omaha) 55–45

The 2017 Sioux City Bandits season is the team's seventeenth as the Sioux City Bandits, eighteenth overall and third as a member of Champions Indoor Football (CIF). One of 14 teams in the CIF for the 2017 season, they play in the 7-team North Conference.

Contents

The Bandits play their home games at the Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa, under the direction of head coach Erv Strohbeen. The team's offensive coordinator is Jarrod DeGeorgia, the defensive coordinator is John Zevenbergen, and the assistant coaches include Dave Croston and Paul Dacres.

Awards and honors

Each week of the regular season, the CIF names league-wide Players of the Week in offensive, defensive, and special teams categories.

Standings

North Conference
WLPCTPFPA
x–Sioux City Bandits 93.750704599
y–Omaha Beef 75.583561562
y–Bloomington Edge 75.583598560
y–Bismarck Bucks 57.417540569
Kansas City Phantoms 48.333499594
West Michigan Ironmen 48.333569570
Salina Liberty 111.083403546
South Conference
WLPCTPFPA
z–Amarillo Venom 93.750758639
y-Texas Revolution 84.667716584
y-Dodge City Law [lower-alpha 1] 75.583631575
y-Duke City Gladiators 75.583663513
Wichita Force 75.583567481
Dallas Marshals 75.583500512
CenTex Cavalry 012.000412811
z - clinched top overall seed
x - clinched division title
y - clinched playoff berth
  1. ↑ On June 2, the CIF penalized Dodge City by removing two of their wins when the team was 9–2, reducing their record to 7–4. [2]

Schedule

Key:

  Win

  Loss

   Bye

Preseason

WeekDayDateKickoffOpponentResultsLocationAttendance
ScoreRecord
1SaturdayFebruary 187:05pmFirst City CavalryW 80–00–0 Tyson Events Center N/A

Regular season

WeekDayDateKickoffOpponentResultsLocationAttendance
ScoreRecord
1SaturdayFebruary 257:05pm Omaha Beef W 63–441–0 Tyson Events Center 3,381
2SaturdayMarch 47:05pm Bismarck Bucks W 77–372–0Tyson Events Center2,720
3 BYE
4FridayMarch 177:05pmat Bismarck BucksW 30–163–0 Bismarck Event Center N/A
5SaturdayMarch 257:05pm Kansas City Phantoms W 62–354–0Tyson Events Center3,436
6FridayMarch 317:05pmat Omaha BeefW 63–565–0 Ralston Arena 3,810
7 BYE
8SaturdayApril 157:05pm Bloomington Edge W 62–566–0Tyson Events Center3,060
9SaturdayApril 227:05pmat West Michigan Ironmen L 35–766–1 L.C. Walker Arena N/A
10SaturdayApril 297:05pmWest Michigan IronmenW 53–377–1Tyson Events Center4,787
11SaturdayMay 67:05pmat Bismarck BucksL 61–637–2Bismarck Event CenterN/A
12 BYE
13SaturdayMay 207:05pmBismarck BucksW 67–498–2Tyson Events Center4,529
14SaturdayMay 277:05pmat Omaha BeefW 61–559–2Ralston Arena3,277
15FridayJune 27:05pmat Kansas City PhantomsL 70–759–3 Silverstein Eye Centers Arena N/A

Post-season

RoundDayDateKickoffOpponentResultsLocationAttendance
ScoreRecord
First RoundSaturdayJune 107:05pm Bismarck Bucks W 82–431–0 Tyson Events Center 1,753
Conference ChampionshipSaturdayJune 177:05pm Omaha Beef L 45–551–1Tyson Events Center2,407

Roster

2017 Sioux City Bandits roster
Quarterbacks
  • 11 Taylor Genuser

Running backs

  • 12 Dominique Carson
  • 24 Jeffrey Mack
  • 20 Drew Prohaska

Wide receivers

  •  2 Fred Bruno
  • 80 Anthony Eboreime
  •  8 Jeremiah Oates
  •  1 Maurice Young
Offensive linemen
  • 78 Darius Barnes
  • 55 Arthur Doakes
  • 64 Matt Rahn

Defensive linemen

  •  4 Devon Bridges
  • 60 Devin Groenhagen
  • 11Westly Johnson
  • 70 Marcus Miles
Linebackers
  •  6 Marlon Lobban
  • 18Zac Schlueger

Defensive backs

  •  9 Denzel Adams
  •  7 DeWayne Autrey
  •  3 Rahn Franklin
  • 23 Jon Smith
  •  5 Clifford Stokes
  • 15 Jemichael Williams

Special teams

  • 60Greg Conry
Reserve lists
  • -- Kyle Cool QB (Suspended)
  • -- Jackson Dallas OL (Exempt)
  • -- Ayrius Justin WR (Exempt)

Rookies in italics
Roster updated June 6, 2017
23 Active, 3 Inactive

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References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Players of the Week". Archived from the original on 2017-07-08. Retrieved 2017-06-11.
  2. ↑ "Champions Indoor Football Issues Penalties to Member Team". CIF. June 2, 2017.
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