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2005-2006 Gulf Coast Swords Roster
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2005-2006 Gulf Coast Swords Demographics
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Gulf Coast Swords Facts
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- Team Colors
- Black + Red + White
- Town
- Bradenton, FL, USA
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2005-2006 Gulf Coast Swords Roster Facts
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- Experience
- Gulf Coast Swords: 0 GP
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Gulf Coast Swords History and Standings
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History
The owners of the Columbus Cottonmouths planned to relocate the ECHL franchise to Bradenton, FL, and rename it as the Gulf Coast Swords, once a new arena had been constructed. The arena, better known as the Lakewood Arena, was expected to ready for 2005-06, but the construction was never completed. The owner of the franchise and the arena developer, Sal Diaz-Verson's DVA Sports, lacked the funds to complete the arena. The partially built arena torn down in 2009. By that time, the arena project had ran 20 million dollars in debt.
The owners of the Columbus Cottonmouths planned to relocate the ECHL franchise to Bradenton, FL, and rename it as the Gulf Coast Swords, once a new arena had been constructed. The arena, better known as the Lakewood Arena, was expected to ready for 2005-06, but the construction was never completed. The owner of the franchise and the arena developer, Sal Diaz-Verson's DVA Sports, lacked the funds to complete the arena. The partially built arena torn down in 2009. By that time, the arena project had ran 20 million dollars in debt.