2001 Toronto Phantoms Season - Regular Season Schedule

Regular Season Schedule

Week Date Opponent Location Result Attendance Record
1 April 14 Buffalo Destroyers Air Canada Centre L 54-61 10,023 0-1
2 April 21 @ New York Dragons Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum W 68-58 11,216 1-1
3 April 27 @ New Jersey Gladiators Continental Airlines Arena W 28-25 2,127 2-1
4 May 5 Grand Rapids Rampage Air Canada Centre L 45-62 6,503 2-2
5 May 12 @ Tampa Bay Storm Ice Palace L 33-70 12,654 2-3
6 May 19 Oklahoma Wranglers Air Canada Centre W 72-38 5,183 3-3
7 May 26 @ Florida Bobcats National Car Rental Center L 44-51 2,111 3-4
8 June 2 @ Orlando Predators TD Waterhouse Centre L 22-70 11,626 3-5
9 June 7 Indiana Firebirds Air Canada Centre L 34-45 7,003 3-6
10 Bye
11 June 23 New York Dragons Air Canada Centre W 66-49 6,513 4-6
12 June 30 Carolina Cobras Air Canada Centre W 62-56 5,311 5-6
13 July 6 @ Buffalo Destroyers HSBC Arena W 61-26 7,925 6-6
14 July 14 New Jersey Gladiators Air Canada Centre W 52-45 7,912 7-6
15 July 20 @ Carolina Cobras Raleigh Entertainment & Sports Arena W 53-50 13,823 8-6

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