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2010 Toronto Rock season

Field	Value
Season	2010
Seasonlink	2010 NLL season
Team	Toronto Rock
TeamLink	Toronto Rock
League	NLL
Division	East
DivisionRank	2nd
Record	9–7
HomeRecord	6–2
RoadRecord	3–5
GoalsFor	197
GoalsAgainst	156
GeneralManager	Terry Sanderson
Coach	Troy Cordingley
Captain	Colin Doyle
AltCaptain	Sandy Chapman
Phil Sanderson
Pat McCready
Blaine Manning
Arena	Air Canada Centre
Attendance	10,067
GoalsLeader	Stephan Leblanc (36)
AssistsLeader	Colin Doyle (62)
PointsLeader	Colin Doyle (84)
PIMLeader	Drew Petkoff (30)
LooseBallsLeader	Sandy Chapman (86)
WinsLeader	Bob Watson (7)
GAALeader	Bob Watson (9.31)
DivisionWin	Yes
PrevSeason_year	2009 season
PrevSeason_link	2009 Toronto Rock season
NextSeason_year	2011 season
NextSeason_link	2011 Toronto Rock season

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The Toronto Rock are a lacrosse team based in Toronto playing in the National Lacrosse League (NLL). The 2010 season was the 14th in franchise history, and 13th as the Rock.

Shortly after the 2009 season ended, the Rock franchise was sold to Jamie Dawick, a professional poker player and businessman from nearby Oakville, Ontario. Dawick's first move was to bring Terry Sanderson back on board as general manager. Sanderson soon hired former Calgary Roughnecks head coach Troy Cordingley to coach the Rock and the Rock's fortunes changed immediately.

They finished the 2010 season with a 9–7 record, their best record since their Championship win in 2005 and made the playoffs for the first time in three years. They defeated the Buffalo Bandits and Orlando Titans to get to the Championship game for the seventh time in team history but were defeated by the Washington Stealth.

Regular season

Conference standings

Game log

Reference:

Playoffs

Game log

Reference:

Transactions

New players

Sandy Chapman - acquired in trade
Colin Doyle - acquired in trade
Mike Hominuck - acquired in trade
Pat McCready - acquired in trade
Phil Sanderson - acquired in trade
Kim Squire - signed as a free agent

Players not returning

Jason Clark - released
Craig Conn - traded
Jason Crosbie - released
Chris Driscoll - traded
Bill McGlone - traded
Lewis Ratcliff - traded
Mark Scherman - traded
Chad Thompson - released
Luke Wiles - traded

Trades

July 7, 2009
To Toronto RockKevin Huntley
First round pick, 2011 entry draft	To Washington Stealth Luke Wiles

Entry draft

The 2009 NLL Entry Draft took place on September 9, 2009. The Rock selected the following players:

Round	Overall	Player	College/Club
1	6	Garrett Billings	University of Virginia
1	7	Joel Dalgarno	Ohio State University
1	11	Stephen Leblanc	Queens University
3	31	Damon Edwards	Orangeville, ON
5	43	Anthony Lackey	Orangeville, ON
6	53	John Quarrie	Orangeville, ON

Roster

Troy Cordingley
Terry Sanderson
John Lovell
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References

(June 30, 2011). "Rock owner to play in WSOP main event". NLL.com.
(June 30, 2009). "Toronto Rock announce new ownership". NLL.com.
(July 14, 2009). "Rock name Cordingley head coach". NLL.com.
"Toronto Rock - 2010 Regular Season - Game Schedule". NLL.com.
"Toronto Rock - 2010 Playoffs - Game Schedule". NLL.com.
(December 22, 2009). "ROCK TRADE DAVE CUTTEN TO BOSTON". torontorock.com.
(December 15, 2009). "COLIN DOYLE RETURNS TO TORONTO". torontorock.com.
(September 4, 2009). "Roughnecks Acquire Craig Conn From Rock". NLL.com.
(August 4, 2009). "McCready Heading To Rock For Draft Picks". NLL.com.
(July 27, 2009). "Hominuck Heads to Toronto". NLL.com.
(July 21, 2009). "Rock and Bandits Swap Driscoll, Sanderson". NLL.com.
(July 7, 2009). "Busy Day on Trading Front". NLL.com.
(September 9, 2009). "2009 Entry Draft - Live Results". NLL.com.

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