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Week 7 • April 1, 2015 WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE LACROSSE ASSOCIATION Contacts: Chris Day (Association Director) 970-424-0486 • [email protected] Website: www.thewila.com Twitter: @WILA_SID ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Week 7 • April 1, 2015 2015 WILA MEN’S STANDINGS WILA Overall Institution W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA Streak Last 5 Colorado Mesa 3-0 1.000 57 24 4-2 .667 85 68 L1 4-1 Rockhurst 3-1 .750 61 47 6-1 .857 109 63 W1 4-1 Adams State 1-2 .333 43 41 1-7 .125 88 121 L6 0-5 CSU-Pueblo 0-4 .000 28 77 0-8 .000 61 150 L8 0-5 WILA PLAAAYERS OF THE WEEK UPCOMING WILA SCHEDULE/ (WEEK #6) RECENT RESULTS Offensive Tuesday, March 24th @ Saint Leo (Fla.) 16, Adams State 6 Jamil Modaffari • CSU-Pueblo Wednesday, March 25th #0, Jr., A, 5-8 @ Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) 16, CSU-Pueblo 14 Pen Yan, N.Y./Pen Yan Academy [RV] Colorado Mesa 9, @ Shorter (Ga.) 7 Thursday, March 26th Modaffari led the ThunderWolves’ offensive attack @ [9] Tampa (Fla.) 15, Adams State 3 against Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) (L, 14-16) on Friday, March 27th Wednesday (Mar. 25), tallying program single-game @ [2] Limestone (S.C.) 24, [RV] Colorado Mesa, 10 records for points (6) and goals (4)... His four goals extended his Friday, April 3rd team-leading total to 15 for the season and was his third hat-trick in his ^-Rockhurst vs. Ohio Valley (W. Va.), 4 p.m. (CDT) last four games... He took six shots, all of which were on goal, during *-CSU-Pueblo at Colorado Mesa, 7 p.m. the game, and added two ground balls... Modaffari is the first Pack Saturday, April 4th player in the program’s history to earn WILA Player of the Week Colorado College at Adams State, 1 p.m. honors. &%-CSU-Pueblo vs. Westminster (Utah), 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 7th Defensive Adams State at [RV] Lindenwood (Mo.), 7 p.m. (CDT) Zach Bullett • Colorado Mesa Thursday, April 9th #7, Sr., LSM, 6-1 *-Adams State at Rockhurst, 1 p.m. (CDT) Draper, Utah/Juan Diego Catholic HS *- WILA Game Bullett claimed eight ground balls and caused two & - @ Grand Junction, Colo. (Colorado Mesa) turnovers for the Mavericks in their spring break trip %-Exhibition Game to the southeast, which they split. In Wednesday’s ^- @ St. Charles, Mo. (Lindenwood) (Mar. 25), 9-7 win at Shorter (Ga.), Bullett, claimed three ground balls [#]- Current USILA Rank (RV = Receiving Votes) and caused a turnover. He then recorded five ground balls and an- other caused turnover on Friday (Mar. 27) at second-ranked Lime- stone (S.C.) (L, 10-24). He leads the Mavericks in both categories this season with 20 ground balls, to rank fourth in the WILA, and six caused turnovers... This is Bullett’s first career WILA Player of the Week honor. The Players of the Week are selected by a vote of the WILA Head Coaches and Sports Information Directors. Games played between Mar. 23-Mar. 29 were included. 2015 WILA Men’s Lacrosse News & Notes Week 7 • April 1 QUICK HITS... USILA Coaches’ Poll After extended spring break trips over the last fortnight, each of the four WILA Regular Season #6 (Mar. 30) teams will return to the field for Easter weekend action in their home states... Record Votes Prev. ROCKHURST, which has been off since concluding a 3-game trip through Colorado 1. Lake Erie (Ohio) ............ 7-0 180 (12) 1 on Mar. 18, will head across Missouri to St. Charles for a neutral-site contest against 2. Limestone (S.C.) ........... 10-1 163 2 Ohio Valley (W. Va.)... That game, which will be played at Lindenwood’s Hunter 3. LeMoyne (N.Y.) .............. 7-1 153 6 Stadium, was moved to Friday (Apr. 3) at 4 p.m. (CT)... It had originally been slated 4. NYIT ................................... 7-1 148 4 for Sunday (Apr. 5)... Meanwhile, CSU-PUEBLO will travel to Grand Junction for a 5. Merrimack (Mass.) ........6-1 126 3 Friday night encounter (7 p.m.), the only intra-WILA match-up of the week... 6. Adelphi (N.Y.) ................ 7-1 114 6 COLORADO MESA won the first meeting of the season between the teams by a 7. LIU-Post (N.Y.) ...............9-1 112 7 16-5 margin in Pueblo... The Mavericks, who split a 2-game trip to Shorter (Ga.) 8. Molloy (N.Y.) ................... 6-1 90 10 9. Tampa (Fla.) ............... 10-1 87 9 and second-ranked Limestone (S.C.) on Wednesday (Mar. 25) and Friday (Mar. 27), 10. Seton Hill (Pa.) ...........6-2 76 8 have won five straight WILA home games dating back to 2013, equal to the 11. Mount Olive (N.C.) ....... 9-2 58 11 second longest streak in association history... CSU-Pueblo, which has set a program 12. Mercy (N.Y.) .................. 7-1 54 12 record for goal scoring in each of their last four games of this their inaugural season, 13. Pfeiffer (N.C.) ............... 8-2 38 14 will also play Westminster (Utah) in an exhibition game on Saturday (Apr. 4) at 1 14. Mercyhurst (Pa.) .......... 3-4 16 RV p.m. at CMU’s Walker Field... The ThunderWolves fell to Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) 15. Florida Tech .................. 9-2 14 13 by just two goals (16-14) in the second game of their spring break trip last Wednes- Also receiving votes: Franklin Pierce (N.H.), day... ADAMS STATE, which wrapped up a 4-game trip to Florida against Saint Coker (S.C.), Belmont Abbey (N.C.), Leo and ninth-ranked Tampa last Tuesday (Mar. 24) and Thursday (Mar. 26), re- Lindenwood spectively, returns home to face Colorado College on Saturday at 1 p.m... That Next Poll: April 6 game will be the only ASU home game in a 11-game stretch that continues next *-Records through Mar. 29 Tuesday (Apr. 7) at Lindenwood, a former WILA member (2012), which will play each of the four WILA teams this season. WILA Teams in the Poll Preseason: Colorado Mesa (RV) TEAM NOTES... Week #5 (Mar. 23): Colorado Mesa (RV) Adams State Grizzlies (1-7, 1-2 WILA) www.asugrizzlies.com Twitter: @asugrizzlies, @ASUMLAX Top Offensive Player: Danny Mayes (#12, Sr., M, 5-10, Chambersburg, Pa./Delaware Tech CC/Chambersburg Area Senior HS) Mayes netted his sixth hat-trick of the season as he scored three goals, on seven shots (6 on goal) in a 16-6 loss to Saint Leo (Fla.) on Tuesday (Mar. 24)... He scored ASU’s first goal and followed that with the Grizzlies’ first goal in both the second and fourth quarters... He also had three ground balls in that game before taking three shots against ninth-ranked Tampa (Fla.) on Mar. 26 (L, 3-15) to finish the week with 10 shots... On the season, Mayes has 32 points, including a WILA-leading 26 goals to go along with six assists. Top Defensive Player: No Nomination Adams State Team Notes: The Grizzlies wrapped up their 4-game spring break trip to Florida last week falling 16-6 at Saint Leo on Tuesday (Mar. 24) and 15-3 at ninth-ranked Tampa on Thursday (Mar. 26)... The Grizzlies have played five straight games away from home, including one neutral-site encounter and will play another five straight away from home after hosting Colorado College this Saturday... The Grizzlies have played the Tigers twice before (2011, 2014) but have not previously hosted them... The Tigers, who hold a 2- 0 lead in the series history, are 7-3 this season but are just 2-3 away from home... The Grizzlies rank ninth in the nation for turnovers per game, committing just 14.50 per contest... Despite being held without a goal for the first time this season against Tampa, Danny Mayes continues to lead the WILA with his 3.25 goal per game average that ranks him sixth nationally... He leads the association with 26 goals this season, which is already tied for sixth most in WILA single-season history... Mayes also ranks 17th in this year’s national statistics with his 4.00 point per game average... Teammate Josh Peterman has scored in each of the Grizzlies’ last five games and how has 53 career markers, good for seventh most in association history... He also has 74 career points to rank 10th... After Saturday’s home game, the Grizzlies head back on the road and will play Lindenwood next Tuesday in St. Charles, Missouri before resuming WILA play next Thursday (Apr. 9) at Rockhurst... The Grizzlies are 0-4 all-time against Lindenwood, which was a WILA member in 2012... This will be the Grizzlies’ third game against the Lions in St. Charles. —Team Notes continued on page 3— 2015 WILA Men’s Lacrosse News & Notes (Cont.) Week 7 • April 1 TEAM NOTES (CONT.)... Previous Colorado Mesa Mavericks (4-2, 3-0 WILA) WILA Players of the Week Week #1 (Feb. 25) www.cmumavericks.com Offensive: Michael Beckham, Rockhurst* Twitter: @cmumavericks, @COMesaMLax Defensive: Tyrone Blackmon, Rockhurst Top Offensive Player: Michael Beimford (#8, Sr., A, 5-11, Centennial, *-Also named as USILA NCAA Division II National Player of the Week Colo./Ohio State/Cherry Creek HS) Week #2 (Mar. 3) Beimford scored three goals and assisted on another (4 points) in CMU’s 2-game spring Offensive: Jake Martin, Rockhurst break trip to the southeast... He scored two goals on five shots, four of which were on goal, Defensive: Mike Boehm, Rockhurst in the 9-7 win at Shorter (Ga.) on Wednesday (Mar. 25)... He then added a goal and an Week #3 (Mar.
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