68 GP – 34 W – 23 L – 9 T – 2 OTL – 79 Pts – 0.581 Win %

2nd Midwest Division • Lost Quarterfinals vs Brampton (4-0)

Front Row (L-R): Cory Campbell, Brian Passmore, Regan Stocco (Assistant Coach), Steve Chabbert, Shawn Camp (Assistant Coach), Jeff Jackson (Head Coach), Charlie Stephens, Jim  Rooney (President), Morgan McCormick, Alan Millar (General Manager), Kevin Dallman, Brent Kelly, Ange Verdone (Director), Craig Andersson

Second Row (L-R): Donna Rawbone (Admin), Russ Hammond (Trainer), Shane Mabey (Athletic Therapist), Jan Soukup, Colt King, Andrew Archer, Peter Flache, Dan McNeill, Andrew Brown, Barry Graham, Derek Hennessey, Dr. Chris Rathwell, Dr. Ken McKenzie, Carol Ann Loree (Admin)

Third Row (L-R): Mike Embro (Trainer Assistant), Doug Pflug (Strength Coach), Nick Lees, Dustin Brown, Daniel Paille, Ryan Thompson, Niko Tuomi, Frank Burgio, Martin St. Pierre, Dr. Neil Widmeyer, Matt Newby (Admin), Dave Moore (Admin)

Also played for the Storm in 2000-01, but not in photo:

Adam Campbell, Nick Lees, Ben Pilon, Jon Hedberg, Jon Peters, Aran Myers, Richard Olsen

YEAR IN REVIEW… 2000-01 was a season of change for the Storm as new head coach Jeff Jackson took over behind the bench and the team moved into their new home, the Guelph Sports & Entertainment Centre. In January the Storm showed their new building off to the rest of the CHL when they hosted the 2001 CHL All-Star Series game between the WHL Eastern Conference and the OHL Western Conference. Storm goaltender Craig Andersson was named MVP of this game. On the ice, the team battled all year and wound up in second place in their division with a 34-23-9-2 record, before the Brampton Battalion ended the Storm season in the first round of the playoffs.

Team Leaders:

Points: Kevin Dallman – 77

Goals: Charlie Stephens – 38

Assists: Kevin Dallman – 52

Penalty Minutes: Colt King – 129

Goaltending:

Wins: Craig Andersson – 30

Goals Against Average: Craig Andersson – 2.63

Save Percentage: Craig Andersson – 0.925

Shutouts: Craig Andersson – 3