Results from the 2008 MLL Collegiate Draft, held on May 28, 2008 at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Round 1:
1) Boston - Paul Rabil M (Johns Hopkins)
2) New Jersey - Matt Danowski A (Duke)
3) New Jersey - Mike Leveille A (Syracuse) **
4) Chicago - Stephen Peyser M (Johns Hopkins) **
5) Los Angeles * - Kevin Buchanan A (Ohio State)
6) Chicago - Steven Brooks M (Syracuse)
7) San Francisco - Mike Podgajny M (Notre Dame)
Chicago - Terry Kimener M (UMBC)
9) New Jersey - Joe Cinosky D (Maryland)
10) New Jersey - Jordan Levine M (Albany)

Round 2:
11) Chicago -Will Barrow M (Virginia)
12) New Jersey - Tony McDevitt D (Duke)
13) Denver - Dan Cocoziello D (Princeton)
14) Long Island * - Ben Rubeor A (Virginia)
15) Washington - Matt Bocklet D (Johns Hopkins)
16) San Francisco - Matt Lalli M (Colgate)
17) San Francisco - Kevin Huntley A (Johns Hopkins) ***
18) Rochester - Kyle Guadagnolo D (Syracuse)
19) Long Island * - Jerry Lambe D (Georgetown)
20) New Jersey - Kevin Unterstein M (Hofstra)

Round 3:
21) New Jersey ** - Dan Brennan M (Syracuse)
22) Rochester - Nick O’Hara D (Duke)
23) Chicago ** - Brendan Cannon A (Georgetown)
24) Los Angeles - Mike McDonald M (Le Moyne)
25) San Francisco *** - Brendan Loftus M (Syracuse)
26) Boston - Paul Manesis M (UMass)
27) Denver - Mike Ward M (Duke)
28) Rochester - Adam Fullerton G (Army)
29) Los Angeles - Joey Kemp G (Notre Dame)
30) New Jersey ** - Alex Hewit G (Princeton)

Round 4:
31) Washington - Brett Manney M (Delaware)
32) San Francisco - Ryan Cranston M (Lynchburg)
33) New Jersey - Matthew Hickman A (Salisbury)
34) Washington - Sean Dougherty D (Notre Dame)
35) Long Island - Mike Unterstein M (Hofstra)
36) San Francisco - Sean Krygier D (UMass)
37) Washington - Paul Richards M (Loyola)
38) Boston - Chris Eck FO (Colgate)
39) San Francisco - Daryl Veltman A (Hobart)
40) Long Island - Jon Engelke A (Towson)

Round 5:
41) Chicago - Bud Petite G (Virginia)
42) San Francisco - Tom Michaelsen M (St. Johns)
43) New Jersey - Nick Mirabito A (Navy)
44) Washington - Brekan Kohlitz FO (Michigan)
45) Long Island - Ryan Heath A (Cortland)
46) Boston - Tony Tanzi M (Sacred Heart)
47) Denver - Peter Striebel M (Princeton)
48) Rochester - Brett Queener G (Albany)
49) Los Angeles - Taylor Clagett FO (Notre Dame)
50) Long Island - Brian Danvers D (UMass)

* Long Island trades 5th overall pick to Los Angeles for Spencer Ford, the 14th and 19th overall picks in the 2008 Draft
** New Jersey trades Mike Leveille and the 23rd pick to Chicago for Stephen Peyser, the 21st and 30th overall picks in the 2008 Draft
*** Los Angeles trades the 25th overall pick and Sean Lindsay to San Francisco for Kevin Huntley and a 2009 First Round Draft Pick

In their second game of the season, the Outlaws dropped a close one to the Washington Bayhawks. Comebacks have been a major part of the first two weeks this season in Major League Lacrosse. Saturday night’s game between the Denver Outlaws and Washington Bayhawks was no different.
After falling behind in the third quarter, the Bayhawks rallied with five goals in the fourth quarter to earn their first victory of the season, a 17-16 victory over the Outlaws at George Mason Stadium. Andrew “Buggs” Combs led Washington with a career-high six goals in the victory.

The Outlaws took a 1-0 lead when Greg Bastis scored off a feed from Brendan Mundorf with 11:00 left in the first quarter. But, the Bayhawks took control of the first quarter from there, scoring seven goals, including a two-point marker from Kyle Dixon, to take an 8-1 advantage. Combs scored three goals during the run.

While the Bayhawks jumped out to the seven-goal advantage, the Outlaws were not phased and put together a six-point run of their own to close within 8-7 with 7:00 left in the second quarter. Five different players scored a goal during the run, including a two-pointer from Matt Hanna.

Washington scored two of the final three goals to end the first half with a 10-8 lead.

After the teams traded goals twice to start the third quarter, the Outlaws took a 13-12 lead by scoring three straight goals in the final 1:07 of the period, including a pair of markers from Matt Brown.

Trailing by the one-point margin, the Bayhawks put together a five-goal rally to regain the advantage at 17-13 with 3:50 remaining. Bill McGlone scored two goals to ignite the run for the Bayhawks, who were making their seasonal home debut.

Brown tallied his fourth goal of the game with 3:02 remaining to start a three-goal spurt, pulling Denver to within 17-16 with 1:31 left. Brown also added a goal to go with a marker from Westervelt. However, the Outlaws were unable to score the tying goal and the Bayhawks snapped a five-game losing streak, dating back to last season.

While Combs led the Bayhawks with six goals, McGlone, Dixon and Matt Ward each added two goals in the victory. Brendan Healy also scored two goals with two assists.

Brown led Denver with five goals in a losing effort.