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Adirondack Wildcats
Address: 175 Dix Avenue, Glens Falls, New York 12801
Telephone: 518-792-0938
Fax: 518-792-0147
Website: www.adirondackwildcats.com
Arena: Glens Falls Civic Center
Ownership: Charles Adams
Head Coach: Mike Sanders
Assistants: Jacob Jonas
President/CEO: Charles Adams
Director of Player Personnel: Mike Sweet
Assistant to the President: Jeff Varmette
Assistant General Manager: Dave Mathewson
Operations Coordinator: Saundra Aubin
Team Colors: Blue, Orange, White
Franchise History: Adirondack Wildcats (2002-)
Local Newspaper Coverage: The Post Star

Brevard Blue Ducks
Address: P.O. Box 410064, Melbourne, Florida 32877
Telephone: 321-751-2583
Fax: 321-254-5970
Website: www.brevardblueducks.com
Arena: TBA
Ownership: Brevard Sports Management Group
Head Coach: Robert Reid
President: Michael A. Richman
Director of Operations: Michael W. Hawkins
Special Consultant: Dan Schayes
Media Relations: Jessica Ullery
Franchise History: 1988-1998......

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