November Division Two Lacrosse Power Rankings

November 14, 2013

1.      Le Moyne- After having lost only two games last season, the 2014 roster hopes to match what 2013 brought to the table. As defending champions, fans will expect nothing less.   2.      Mercyhurst- The top two spots here are more like a tie for number one. Mercyhurst lost in the championship by only 1 goal, so to say they are high competitors would be an understatement. Le Moyne gets…

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Denver Protects Three Goalies

November 14, 2013

Most of the time, teams in the MLL will send in their protected rosters with one or two goalies on it. This year, Denver went ahead and protected three goaltenders in Jesse Schwartzman, Adam Fullerton and Charlie Cipriano. One has to ask, why would a team protect three goalies? Well, here is just a few things these three keepers have done for the Outlaws: Schwartzman was selected in the 2007…

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How to Improve in 2014: Sacred Heart Women

November 9, 2013

Last year, Sacred Heart closed out their season dismally with a final record of 6-9. A large majority of those losses were by a large goal differential. This means Coach Laura Cook would be spending her offseason focusing on improving her team’s defense, while also searching for new ways to put the ball in the back of the net. Ten freshmen will be welcomed to the roster this year, and…

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Mammoth Keeping Powell Around Another Year

November 8, 2013

The NLL was a bit shaky heading into the 2014 season, with labor agreements on the fence. Luckily, they were reached and will be intact through 2020. This includes changes in roster sizes, along with format to the regular season and playoffs, and salary rules. Unfortunately, the seasons of both the NLL and MLL will conflict even more this year, making players choose between the two leagues. One player that…

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NCAA: Fall Ball Comes to a Quiet End

November 1, 2013

Alex Urquhart                 This year’s Fall Ball has seemed to fly by, but maybe that’s because of the outstanding games that took place. Along with these amazing games the Lacrosse community had a little bit of a heartache when it was announced that Cornell would participate in any scrimmages this fall, due to a hazing incident. Fortunately for the Lacrosse community was saved by the Orangemen of Syracuse, who took…

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Team Canada Preparing for Denver 2014

October 22, 2013

A tryout roster for of 52 players for the 2014 Team Canada Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championships team was selected for the opening camp, which took place October 12th and 13th at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY. The Canadian tryout roster was split into two squads, Team Red and Team White, taking on the University of Denver Pioneers and the Robert Morris Colonials in exhibition game action.  …

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Denver Bests Outlaws in Annual Colorado Lacrosse Showcase

October 20, 2013

The Denver men’s lacrosse team finished their fall ball season with a 10-5 win over the Denver Outlaws this weekend. Both teams have played each other the past five years in what has become an annual event for Colorado lacrosse fans. With one of the top lacrosse programs in the nation playing the best MLL team during the regular season last year, this was sure to showcase some great lacrosse….

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Projected Protected Roster: Denver Outlaws

October 20, 2013

Where do the Denver Outlaws go from here? Jim Stagnitta stepped down, taking a head coaching job in the NCAA market, and replaced by B.J. O’Hara. Brendan Mundorf has been traded. After going undefeated in the MLL regular season, they came up short in the semis, losing to Charlotte. The organization has acquired some new blood through trades, giving away some great talent. We may see more trades before, during…

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