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The 2006 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers seasonaf2 . Following the resignation of head coach Les Moss after the 2005 season , the team hired area native Rich Ingold as the team's fifth coach in as many years. Ingold took the Pioneers to the playoffs for the third straight year; they lost in the first round to division rival Manchester Wolves .
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Record
Game site
1
March 31, 2006
Louisville Fire W 45–371–0
Wachovia Arena
2
Bye
3
April 14, 2006
Albany Conquest W 55–48 (OT)2–0
Times Union Center
4
April 21, 2006
South Georgia Wildcats W 36–333–0
Wachovia Arena
5
April 29, 2006
Manchester Wolves W 62–474–0
Verizon Wireless Arena
6
May 5, 2006
Green Bay Blizzard W 42–275–0
Wachovia Arena
7
May 13, 2006
Tulsa Talons L 53–375–1
Wachovia Arena
8
May 20, 2006
Macon Knights W 38–226–1
Macon Coliseum
9
May 27, 2006
Manchester Wolves L 48–286–2
Wachovia Arena
10
June 3, 2006
Louisville Fire W 51–487–2
Freedom Hall
11
June 10, 2006
Albany Conquest L 73–707–3
Times Union Center
12
June 17, 2006
Quad City Steamwheelers W 55–528–3
Wachovia Arena
13
June 24, 2006
Green Bay Blizzard L 65–358–4
Resch Center
14
Bye
15
July 8, 2006
Florida Firecats L 56–518–5
Wachovia Arena
16
July 14, 2006
Manchester Wolves L 45–148–6
Verizon Wireless Arena
17
July 22, 2006
Quad City Steamwheelers L 55–348–7
iWireless Center
18
July 29, 2006
Albany Conquest W 54–279–7
Wachovia Arena
Week
Opponent
Attendance
1
Louisville Fire 5,091
4
South Georgia Wildcats 4,285
6
Green Bay Blizzard 4,227
7
Tulsa Talons 5,026
9
Manchester Wolves 4,577
12
Quad City Steamwheelers 5,300
15
Florida Firecats 5,536
18
Macon Knights 7,757
Total 41,799
Average 4,644
