The 2015 Major League Lacrosse supplemental draft came to an end this afternoon with teams selecting in 12 rounds.
Of Note
- Several NLL players were selected, such as Cody Jamieson, Kyle Rubisch, Stephen Keogh, Jordan Hall, Graeme Hossack, Zack Greer, Curtis Dickson, Cam Flint, and Kiel Matisz.
- Callum Robinson, a member of the national Australian team, was selected by the Chesapeake Bayhawks.
- The Denver Outlaws selected former Denver Pioneers goaltender Ryan LaPlante with a pick they acquired from Chesapeake in exchange for Anthony Kelly.
- The Bayhawks have selected Alex Love in three straight drafts (h/t The Lax News)
- Lots of goalies moving around. The Bayhawks kept Kip Turner.
- The Cannons added Beau Wood, a product of Tufts University.
- The Cannons also were heavy on selecting indoor lacrosse players out of both Baltimore and Boston, such as Jack Runkel, Sean Lawton, Mike Maggio, and Greg Rogowski.
- The Rattlers brought back Matt Striebel, the longest-tenured player in the league.
- Jeremy Boltus continues to bounce around the MLL and was the first overall selection by Atlanta.
First
- Jeremy Boltus, Atlanta Blaze
- Nick Ossello, Chesapeake Bayhawks
- Ken Clausen, Florida Launch
- Colin Dunster, Charlotte Hounds
- Luke Duprey, Denver Outlaws
- Mike Rooney, Boston Cannons
- Josh Dionne, Atlanta
- Conor Doyle, Rochester Rattlers
- Sean Young, Charlotte Hounds
Second
- Hakeem Lecky, Atlanta
- Stephen O’Hara, Charlotte
- Erik Smith, Florida
- Ryan Kilpatrick, Charlotte
- Owen Blye, Florida
- Kyle Sweeney, Chesapeake
- Jack Rice, Ohio Machine
- Kip Orban, Rochester
- Jordan Hall, New York Lizards
Third
- Michael Pellegrino, Atlanta
- Callum Robinson, Chesapeake
- Matt Clarkson, Florida
- Kevin Randall, Florida
- Thomas Kelly, Denver
- Andrew Sellers, Boston
- Matt Harris, Ohio
- Graeme Hossack, Rochester
- Brian Megill, New York
Fourth
- Patrick Resch, Atlanta
- Stephen Keogh, Charlotte
- Dan Eipp, Florida
- Ryan LaPlante, Denver
- Greg Melaugh, Denver
- Michael Begley, Boston
- Adam Fullerton, Ohio
- Mark Cockerton, Rochester
- Steven Dircks, New York
Fifth
- David Planning, Atlanta
- Jeremy Thompson, Florida
- Sam Snow, Ohio
- Joe McCallion, Chesapeake
- Pierce Bassett, Charlotte
- Beau Wood, Boston
- Chris Piccirilli, Ohio
- Matt Striebel, Rochester
- Cody Jamieson, New York
Sixth
- Josh Amidon, Florida
- Alex Zomerfield, Charlotte
- Robert Dattalino, Rochester
- Matt Bertrams, Chesapeake
- Brian Kormandy, Denver
- Jack Runkel, Boston
- Brandon Mangan, Ohio
- Henry Cometti, Rochester
- Mike Kimmel, New York
Seventh
- Johnny Rodriguez, Atlanta
- Stephen Ianzito, Charlotte
- Pat Farrell, Florida
- Rob Guida, Chesapeake
- Knute Kraus, Denver
- Greg Rogowski, Boston
- Ryan Maehr, Ohio
- Kyle Rubisch, Rochester
- Mike Malave, New York
Eighth
- Matt Poillon, Atlanta
- Joe Meurer, Charlotte
- John Ortolani, Florida
- Kip Turner, Chesapeake
- Austin Geisler, Denver
- Ryan Hollenbaugh, Boston
- Tim Cox, Ohio
- Steven Boyle, Rochester
- Robert Stafford, New York
Ninth
- Geoff Snider, Atlanta
- Todd Heritage, Charlotte
- Duncan Clancy, Florida
- Andrew Casimir, Chesapeake
- Zack Greer, Denver
- Sean Lawton, Boston
- Dylan Levings, Ohio
- Curtis Dickson, Rochester
- Cam Flint, New York
Tenth
- Chase Cararro, Atlanta
- Billy Ward, Charlotte
- Mark McNeill, Florida
- Alex Love, Chesapeake
- Ed Castranova, Chesapeake
- Mike Maggio, Boston
- Kevin Kelly, Ohio
- Matt Miller, Rochester
- Adam Rand, New York
Eleventh
- Brendan Porter, Atlanta
- Kiel Matsiz, Charlotte
- Sean Lindsay, Florida
- Tony Rossi, Chesapeake
- Andrew Hodgson, Denver
- Eric Hagerty, Boston
- Zach Palmer, Ohio
- Brendan Saylor, Rochester
- Sean Brady, New York
Twelveth
- Brian Cooper, Atlanta
- Greg Edmonds, Charlotte
- Connor Hunt, Florida
- Ray Megill, Chesapeake
- Chris Conroy, Denver
- TA Demolous, Boston
- Steven Romano, Ohio
- Tim Harder, Rochester
- Chris Madalon, New York
