Tyler Codron and Joel Dalgarno. He also traded Luke Wiles to Washington and Bill McGlone to Philadelphia, and re-acquiring former Rock defender Sandy Chapman from Rochester. He then traded team captain Chris Driscoll to the Buffalo Bandits for another former Rock defender Phil Sanderson, and acquired Mike Hominuck from Edmonton and Pat McCready from Buffalo, both for draft picks. The moves paid off immediately, as the Rock began the 2010 season 6-1 en route to a 9–7 record. This was good for second place in the East and the Rock's first playoff berth in four years. In the playoffs, the Rock defeated Buffalo and Orlando on their way to their seventh Championship game, and first since 2005. The Washington Stealth, in their first season in Everett, Washington, proved too strong for the Rock and won the Championship 15–11. In 2011, the Rock found themselves in the Championship game for the second straight year against the Washington Stealth, this time winning 8–7. In August 2011, Dawick broke ground on constructing the new $20 million-dollar, privately financed Toronto Rock Athletic Centre (TRAC) in Oakville. The lacrosse facility, which opened in 2012, features two pads, one of which seats 500 fans, and serves as the Rock's practice facility as well as the team's offices. The arena has played host to exhibition NLL games, the NLL Entry Draft and the NLL Combine. On May 11, 2021, Dawick announced that the Rock would relocate from Scotiabank Arena in Toronto to FirstOntario Centre in Hamilton, Ontario with a five-year arena lease with an option to extend the agreement afterwards. Their relocation will commence in time for the beginning of the 2022 NLL season in December 2021. The team name will not be changed despite the relocation to Hamilton due their branding as a team that has "always represented the GTHA". Awards and honours Retired numbers NLL Hall of Fame members Les Bartley (Class of 2006) Pat Coyle (Class of 2014) Johnny Mouradian (Class of 2008) Jim Veltman (Class of 2009) Dan Stroup (Class of 2010) Bob Watson (Class of 2011) Steve Dietrich (Class of 2012) Terry Sanderson (Class of 2015) Current roster All-time record Notes Playoff results Head coaching history † Bullen served as head coach during Clark's suspension. See also Toronto Rock seasons Sports in Hamilton, Ontario References External links Official Website National Lacrosse League teams Sports teams in Hamilton, Ontario Ro 1998 establishments in