2008 Xcelerate Lacrosse Camps - Boys ages 8-17
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Evergreen HS JV lacrosse has an opening for a Head JV Coach. The boys JV team is coming off their most successful season and is looking for continued improvement. Evergreen HS is dedicated to growing their program and believes the JV program is a key to their overall program. For more information please contact Varsity Head Coach Toby Plank: tobyplank@yahoo.com
Following a week of great high school lacrosse at the MVP Tournament (Rutgers University), I headed home to Colorado for the U-17 Vail Shootout.
Though not a traditional stop on the recruiting circuit, the Shootout features outstanding high school club teams from both coasts and just about everywhere in between. There was certainly some great talent on display in Friday’s championship and 3rd place games as teams from Colorado, California, Maryland and DC battled it out for the crown of tournament king.
Loonan and Gemperline bring experience to positions
For many athletes on hand, it’ll be a wild scene next spring when the first boys and girls lacrosse teams in town sanctioned by the Colorado High School Activities Association settle into position.
Good thing the coaches of the area’s co-op teams will have plenty of experience to fall back upon.
Jeff Sonke Received Bud Light MVP Honors
DENVER—June 21, 2008—The sun was shining on INVESCO Field at Mile High as 7,723 fans watched the Denver Outlaws defeat the Chicago Machine, 15-13, in a nail-biting game. For his last minute, 2-point goal, Jeff Sonke received the Bud Light MVP honors.
Kevin Leveille of the Machine got the first goal of the night, making it 41 games in which he has scored at least one goal, setting a MLL record in the Mile High City. After a goal by Outlaws’ Brendan Mundorf, Chicago’s rookie Mike Leveille scored. Countering the younger Leveille brother was MLL Offensive Player of the Week Brian Langtry, closely followed by teammate Drew Westervelt. One man-up goal from Chicago, in between goals by Mundorf and Outlaw Ryan Powell, finished up the quarter with Denver leading 5-4.
An emotion-filled second quarter started off with a hat trick for Mundorf at 5:11. Answering that for Chicago was Steven Brooks, which was soon followed by Powell’s second goal. Giving Denver a 2-point lead was Matt Brown. On that play, Brown was injured when he was body-checked by Jeff Bigas. Each team’s emotions ran high, but Chicago took advantage of the adrenaline getting two goals from Jake Deane and Kevin Leveille.
Coming out of the locker room, Eric Pittard gave Chicago their biggest lead of the night. Denver made sure that lead was short-lived when Mike Ward scored his first professional goal just 17 seconds later. With a man-up opportunity, Mike Leveille recorded a goal, assisted by Brooks. Rounding out the third quarter to tie the game was Brian Langtry with his third 2-point goal of the season.
The intensity of the fourth quarter was hardly reflected in the number of goals scored. Chicago’s Paul Stansik scored his first goal of the night to lead off the final quarter. After Sonke’s goal at 3:44, the game stayed tied at 13 with less than one minute left. It looked like the game would go into overtime, but from behind the 16-yard arch was Sonke, who nailed a 2-point goal with 13 seconds left in the game, giving the Outlaws the win over their Western Conference rivals.
Mike Gabel of the Machine had 23 saves, while Outlaws’ goalie Jesse Schwartzman recorded 18.
What would it take to bring a new varsity sport like lacrosse to northeast Colorado? Apparently, a lot of work.
STERLING — There comes a time, unfortunately, when high schools may have to drop varsity sporting programs because of a lack of funds or simply when the school doesn’t have enough athletes to participate in a certain event.
Fleming was a victim of this, with its track program being dropped because only four girls came out for the team. Recently, Sterling High School added a girl’s golf team after an extensive absence from the scene.
But what if a school wants to start up a brand new program, what does it take to get there? What if Sterling High School wanted to get crazy and start up a lacrosse team? What is the procedure to kick start it off the ground?
DENVER—June 19, 2008—The Denver Outlaws of Major League Lacrosse have announced the details of their 4th of July game versus the San Francisco Dragons. The game will be played at INVESCO Field at Mile High and faceoff is at 7:00 PM.
Immediately following the game, ‘Denver’s Best Fireworks’ show will be displayed. Fans will be treated to a new high-impact, close-proximity fireworks show, designed to provide an intense 360-degree fireworks display for fans seated inside the stadium. Different than in prior years, the fireworks and multi-media display will be best experienced from inside the stadium. Viewing will be very limited outside the building so please get your tickets early.
The high-impact fireworks show is set to ignite close to 10,000 rounds, 8,000 more than last year’s 4th of July display. The fireworks presentation will be choreographed to a music soundtrack, along with a THUNDERVISION (big-screen TV) presentation. The shells will be lit from inside the stadium on the field, as well as from the top of INVESCO Field, which means much more excitement for the fans inside the stadium. Tickets to the game start as low as $13 through Ticketmaster or at the INVESCO Field at Mile High box office.
The Outlaws set the professional lacrosse attendance record at last year’s July 4th game, drawing close to 20,000 fans. Currently the Outlaws are the only team in Major League Lacrosse with a record of 4-1 and hope to improve to 5-1 with this Saturday’s home game against the Chicago Machine (6/21 @7pm).
DENVER—June 18, 2008—On Saturday the Denver Outlaws (4-1) of Major League Lacrosse return to INVESCO Field at Mile High to play the Chicago Machine (1-4) at 7:00 pm. The game will be televised on Fox Sports Network-Rocky Mountain on Sunday at 12:30 pm and again on Wednesday, June 25th at 10:30 pm. Following the game, the Celtic Tavern at 1801 Blake Street will host the postgame party.
The Outlaws hope to continue dominating at home as they take on Chicago in the first of three meetings. The following week brings the second meeting when the Outlaws travel to the Windy City. July 26th marks the last regular season game against Chicago, as well as the final home game of the season.
History is on Denver’s side when it comes to playing the Machine. The Outlaws have an all-time record of 5-1 against Chicago, and it doesn’t look like the trend will be reversed this week. Led by Head Coach John Combs, the Machine are currently at the bottom of the Western Conference after their overtime loss to the Barrage last week.
With Denver’s win last Saturday, and Rochester (3-2) and Washington’s loss (3-2), the Outlaws now have the best record in the league at 4-1. Bud Light MVP Brian Langtry received the MLL Offensive Player of the Week for his six point performance against San Francisco. In addition, Denver leads the MLL in shooting percentage (.378), points (92), and two-point markers (4).
The excitement doesn’t stop on Saturday night; Sunday Sessions, presented by U.S. Bank, takes place the following day at INVESCO Field. This free fan fair day begins at 10:00 am where fans should enter through the north tunnel. Fans have an opportunity to pick up tips from the Outlaws, play catch with the players, get autographs, and many more fun activities.
Returning to the Mile High City for the 4th of July, the Outlaws play their next home game against the San Francisco Dragons (1-3) that evening, followed by a high-impact, close-proximity fireworks show. Last week the Outlaws defeated the Dragons, 19-16, in the first of three meetings between the two Western Conference teams.
Qwest and the Colorado Mammoth are committed to Colorado’s communities and are pleased to work together to advance youth education and activities across our state.
For that reason, Qwest and the Mammoth would like to invite you to participate in a unique lacrosse clinic. The Mammoth Lacrosse Skills Clinic presented by Qwest will provide a special opportunity for youth lacrosse participants to interact with Mammoth players and learn the fundamentals of lacrosse from professional players and coaches. This unique skills clinic will be held at Pepsi Center on Sunday, June 22 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. There is no cost for the clinic.
During the clinic, Colorado Mammoth players will teach kids ages 10-14 (entering grades 5th-8th) fundamental skills of the sport and serve as a resource for your players and coaches. The clinic will run for two hours: approximately 75 minutes of instruction, 15 minutes of questions, and 20 minutes of autographs for the clinic participants. A light snack will be provided following the clinic.
Denver Outlaws Announce 4th of July Game Details-To Feature Close Proximity Fireworks
DENVER—June 14, 2008— At INVESCO Field at Mile High, 9,316 fans cheered on the Denver Outlaws as they defeated San Francisco, 19-16. Earning the Bud Light MVP honors for the night was Brian Langtry with four goals and two assists.
Starting out strong with a goal by Denver’s Brian Langtry, the Outlaws were off to a four goal streak. Two of those goals were Langtry’s, and Matt Hanna scored a 2-point goal 5:14 into the game. Responding to those goals was San Francisco attackman Jake Byrne assisted by Kyle Hartzell.
The second quarter brought a different change of pace with the Dragons scoring six unanswered goals putting them ahead 7-5. Midfielder Matt Lalli recorded two unassisted goals, one at 1:05 and the other at 5:13. With the Outlaws short a player on a penalty, San Francisco’s Ryan Cranston took advantage of the opportunity, scoring a man-up goal. Putting the Dragons in the lead, 6-5, was Brendan Loftus with a goal at 7:23. After another goal by Cranston, Outlaw Matt Brown tied up the game with two goals, one of those on a power play. There to respond was Lalli and Greg Gurenlian of the Dragons.
With San Francisco ahead, 10-8, going into the second half, Langtry rounded out his previous two goals with a third to give him a hat trick. Quickly answering was Lalli, also for his third goal. Brown recorded two consecutive goals, followed by fellow teammate and former San Francisco Dragon Ryan Powell with a goal. Next came two goals for both teams, with San Francisco’s Lewis Ratcliff scoring both for the Dragons. After a goal by Langtry with less than 20 second left in the third, Geoff Snider won the face-off for the Outlaws and proceeded to get the ball past Dragon goalie Matt Vallone making the score 17-13 for the Outlaws.
Finishing out the game, the teams traded two goals each starting with Denver’s Jeff Sonke. Lalli scored his fifth goal of the night making him the Dragons’ leading scorer. Brendan Mundorf of the Outlaws finished off his night with a hat trick with 5:32 to play. Following him, Byrne scored a 2-point goal rounding out the score, 19-16.
Outlaws’ Jesse Schwartzman had fourteen saves and Vallone recorded sixteen.
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