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The University of Annapolis Ironclads proudly compete in [[L5 C5 | Conference 5]] of [[League 5]]. Coach Shriektac arrived for the last few games of season 60, but his coaching regime officially began in season 61. 

==Season 61 - The Originals==

* '''Sr. PF Howard Nichols, 6'6'' ''' - Nichols was a veteran leader for the Ironclads in his only season with Coach shriektac. He played well above his skill level and was particularly valuable once he was moved to the PF position, boosting the team's weak rebounding. 
* Jr. C Barry Cain, 6'9'' - Getting Barry Cain into the starting lineup paid immediate dividends for Coach shriektac. Sharpshooting Cain would have been a fantastic SF, but he was a real hero at C for this small team. 
* ''Jr. SF Brad Judge, 6'5'''' - Judge bounced back and forth between the bench and the starting lineup. He was somewhat volatile and never really lived up to his expectations, but exploded for big games every once and a while. He was once awarded the Inferno's 6th-Man Award. 
* ''So. SG Macauley Lopez, 6'5'''' - Macauley was just a young contributor on an offensively rich team when Coach shriektac arrived, but he increased his scoring average every season. Lopez scored 22.2 ppg his senior year and graduated with 1,633 points and 122 steals. 
* ''So. PG Ryan Burton, 6'1'''' - Burton was mostly a disappointment at PG and never contributed offensively as expected. Nevertheless, Burton is heroically remembered in Annapolis for a made half-court shot in a thrilling 2OT win over rival Gainesville in the NTT. 
* ''Fr. SG/SF Kenneth Thomas, 6'6'''' - Another volatile player, Thomas was dubbed Mr. Inconsistent after flashing some brilliance early in his freshman season, but then disappearing for a long stretch. KT got his act together and finished with a very strong senior season. 
* ''Fr. bSG Bruno Rowan, 6'3'''' - Bruno was never a starter but was always a fantastic spark off of the bench. Rowan shot 49% from 3-point-range for his career, sinking 94 of treys, and averaged 12.5 ppg in 13.7 mpg his senior season. Bruno currently serves as Annapolis' shooting coach.