Colorado Storm
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| Colorado Storm | |
| Founded | 2004 |
| Disbanded | 2005 |
| Team History | Colorado Storm (2004-2005) |
| Arena | Cougar Field House (2004), Wildcat Center (2004) |
| Team Colors | Black, Burgundy |
| Championships | 0 |
| Division Titles | 0 |
| Owner | William Jewett (2004), Antonio "Tree" Adams (2004-05) |
| Head Coach | Sheldon Jones (2004), Antonio "Tree" Adams (2004-05) |
The Colorado Storm was an American Basketball Association (ABA) team based in Denver. Originally intended to be based in Colorado Springs, the team began play in the fall of 2004, and ceased operations in 2005. Their home arenas were Cougar Field House at Colorado Christian University in Lakewood, and later at the Wildcat Center at Johnson & Wales University in Denver. Originally coached by Sheldon Jones until he took ownership of the Louisiana Cajun Pelicans, and then taken over by coach-owner Antonio "Tree" Adams, the Storm played one season through 2004-05. The Storm compiled a 3-13 record, winning 2 at home and 1 on the road, finishing in 6th place in the ABA's White Division. However, they did have some shining moments, particularly the play of star guard Johnny Reece, who later played for the IBL's Aurora Cavalry.
Colorado Storm Record
Overall - 3-13
Home - 2-5
Away - 1-8
11/27 - Texas 103, Colorado 92
12/2 - Texas 111, Colorado 106
12/3 - Texas 138, Colorado 113
12/10 - Colorado 133, Hermosillo 126
12/17 - Arkansas 133, Colorado 115
12/18 - Arkansas 129, Colorado 111
12/22 - Colorado 133, Hermosillo 126
1/7 - Kentucky 161, Colorado 90
1/8 - Kansas City 95, Colorado 75
1/10 - Colorado 126, St. Louis 106
1/21 - Kansas City 131, Colorado 120
1/29 - Arkansas 157, Colorado 88
1/31 - Texas 132, Colorado 110
2/12 - Texas 136, Colorado 85
2/18 - Kansas City 142, Colorado 114
2/24 - Kansas City 153, Colorado 104
All 2004 games were played at home (first three in Lakewood), and all 2005 games were played on the road.
Colorado Storm Players
Carl BoydTorris Bright
J. Brown
Darian Burke
Clementi
Clements
Curtis
Duncan
Edmonds
Mike Frazier
Gorens
Graves
Harmon
Holmes
Toriano Johnson
Jones
Lefevers
Mason
Ron McKnight
Nicholaus (Nick) Mohr
Nash
Jonas Pierre
Johnny Reece
Ronald Rhea
Ajamu Rials
Richardson
Smith
Smith
S. Smith
Derrick Stevens
Thomas
Thompson
Weston
Jermaine Williams
Curtis Wilson
Woods
Wright
York
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