About: Steel City Warriors

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The Warriors finished with a record of 2 wins, 1 overtime win, 43 losses and 2 overtime losses for a .069 winning percentage. The team had two coaches during the season, the first was Ryan Huggert, who resigned during the season and was replaced by John Mooney, who previously had been the coach of nearby Sierra Catholic High School.

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rdfs:comment	The Warriors finished with a record of 2 wins, 1 overtime win, 43 losses and 2 overtime losses for a .069 winning percentage. The team had two coaches during the season, the first was Ryan Huggert, who resigned during the season and was replaced by John Mooney, who previously had been the coach of nearby Sierra Catholic High School.
dcterms:subject	Disestablished in 2015 Established in 2014 Federal Hockey League teams
abstract	The Warriors finished with a record of 2 wins, 1 overtime win, 43 losses and 2 overtime losses for a .069 winning percentage. The team had two coaches during the season, the first was Ryan Huggert, who resigned during the season and was replaced by John Mooney, who previously had been the coach of nearby Sierra Catholic High School. After the season ended the team ceased operations on April 23, 2015. Reaves was quoted as saying: “The team intends to return and will apply for the 2016-17 Federal Hockey League season with a new home, which will be announced once the dust settles,” The future location of the team was unclear but Johnstown, Pennsylvania was mentioned as a possible location by former coach Mooney

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