2020 Denver Outlaws Media Guide
M E D I A 2 0 G U I D E 2 0 D E N V E R O U T L A W S . C O M P A G E 2 table of contents
about the Outlaws 04 Team background and history
letter from the president Team President Matt Bocklet shares his 06 vision for 2020
letter from the commissioner MLL Commissioner, Alexander Brown, 07 addresses the league amid 2020 crisis
front office 08 Members of the Outlaws front office
coaches and medical staff 12 List of team sponsors and partners D E N V E R O U T L A W S . C O M P A G E 3 table of contents
2020 location update 14 Updated location notes
2020 roster and player profiles 15 Alphabetical & numerical
pronunciation guide 49 Accurate guide to pronouncing team names
season year-by- year results 50 Results of all regular and post season games played by the Outlaws
in remembrance 65 to the past, the present, and the future of Outlaws Lacrosse 3 0 3 - O U T L A W S P A G E 4
Denver We seek to attain our mission by working hard to underline the following core values: Serve as trust-worthy and conscientious representatives of our fans, partners and community, Outlaws always putting them first every single day. MISSION STATEMENT Build fan loyalty through superior service, product excellence and maximizing customer value. The Denver Outlaws are an organization committed to Make our community a better place through innovative not only winning MLL Championships, but also to programs and a lead-by-example approach. growing new lacrosse fans, making a positive impact Be proactive and accountable in carrying out our on the community and providing superior mission. entertainment, value and service.
QUICK FACTS
FOUNDED 2006
PRESIDENT MATT BOCKLET
GENERAL MANAGER JON COHEN
HEAD COACH TONY SEAMAN
COLORS BLACK, SILVER AND ORANGE
ALL-TIME RECORD (PLAYOFFS) 124-62, .667 (12-10, .545)
MLL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (13) 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘16, ‘17, '18, '19
MLL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES (9) 2006, ‘08, ‘09, ‘12, ‘14, ‘16, ‘17, '18. '19
MLL CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES (3) 2014, '16, '18 3 0 3 - O U T L A W S P A G E 5 Denver Outlaws CORPORATE OFFICES OUTLAWS CONTACTS
Office address: 4045 Pecos St. #210-1, Denver CO 80211 Director of Operations: Regan Mullen Telephone: 303-OUTLAWS email: [email protected] Website: DenverOutlaws.MajorLeagueLacrosse.com Office: (720)673-8551
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Outlaws Family and Supporters,
The year 2020 has changed the world. Through the recent, uncertain times, we have been challenged to adapt in adversity, called to change in brokenness, and united to make each other stronger. Major League Lacrosse and the Denver Outlaws have existed to pursue excellence since day one, and we remain committed to sustainably developing and growing the league. These efforts have been improved to reflect this complicated and rapidly evolving situation, but all the while this reminds us that we are part of a broader society with a responsibility to look out for one another.
Major League Lacrosse, the Denver Outlaws, and the entire lacrosse community are thankful for fans and supporters understanding the patience exercised in order to return to play in the safest and most appropriate way possible. Though lacrosse has been missed in the last few months, the Denver Outlaws and Major League Lacrosse have been working to put together a magical season that will be remembered forever. We are sensitive to the times, but we are proactive in responding to the needs from within the league and those affected by the league. We have all been working tirelessly to plan and prepare for a 2020 season, and we are grateful to reach an outcome that provides something for everyone.
Throughout our history, lacrosse has helped us get through difficult times. And lacrosse will continue to be here for the community, facing any challenge together. Each and every one of us can make a difference, and we at the Denver Outlaws are proud to present the 2020 season.
Best wishes,
Matt Bocklet, Outlaws Team President P A G E 6 P A G E 8
FRONT OFFICE
DIRECTOR OF SPONSORSHIP
Chris Bukowski [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Regan Mullen [email protected] (720)673-8551
DIRECTOR OF TICKET SALES
Matt Hogan [email protected] (720)673-8561
SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
Drew Galyardt [email protected] (720)457-2905 P A G E 9
Matt Bocklet, Team President
"I am excited by the opportunity to lead an organization that has had such a profound impact on my career and my life."
A Johns Hopkins University graduate, Matt Bocklet takes over one of the most successful MLL teams in the league's history. The Outlaws have competed in nine MLL Championships, most recently in the 2019 season. The Matt Bocklet took over as team president in 2020 after an Outlaws have won three Championships while Bocklet illustrious career playing and working in the front office for served as team captain ('18, '16 and '14). The Outlaws have the Outlaws. won 124 games in their fourteen-year history. Bocklet will leverage his leadership experience on the field, in the Bocklet previously ran Outlaws Academy, managing all community and from past business ventures to build on levels of the valuable revenue generating venture and the franchise's success. community engagement outlet for the Outlaws. He also served as the team's Defensive Coordinator in 2019. Before retiring from play in 2018, Bocklet served as a star Outside of the Outlaws, Bocklet is an owner of X10 defenseman for the Outlaws. He was a captain for all Lacrosse, serves as the Director of Team 91 Colorado, and three of the team's Championship titles, is the franchise's coached Cherry Creek High School, winning the 2019 all-time leader in games played (144), appeared in five(5) State Championship. Bocklet spent 6 years as the Head All-Star Games, is ranked third all-time in MLL for ground Coach at Highlands Ranch High School, where he was balls, and in recognition of such a prestigious career, had named CHSAA Coach of the Year in 2014. He also serves his number (#7) retired by the Outlaws in 2019. on the Young Professionals Board for Denver City Lax. P A G E 1 0
Jon Cohen, General Manager
"The Outlaws have had a ton of success over the last couple decades and a championship is always the expectation. That is the hope this year."
Jon Cohen enters his 14th season with the Outlaws in 2020 He helped lead the 2013 Outlaws to becoming the first team and second as general manager. in MLL history to finish a season undefeated. Denver set 21 team records and 10 MLL records in 2013 on its way to Cohen, the Outlaws' longest tenured coach, has served as become the first team in MLL history and just the fourth team Director of Player Personnel (2018), Assistant GM/Coach (2013- in North American major pro sports to finish a regular season 18), Head Equipment Manager (2008-12) and Visiting Team undefeated. Liaison (2007) for Denver. Cohen graduated from the University of Nevada Las Vegas in Denver boasts a 114-60 (.655 pct.) record in Cohen’s time with 2009, majoring in Hospitality Management. He played the club, which represents the best record in the league in that lacrosse at UNLV where he was an All American and span. In his six years as Assistant General Manager, Denver Academic All-American defender. amassed a 55-29 (.655 pct.) record and won the major League Lacrosse Championship in 2014, '16 and '18. Before moving to Colorado, Cohen was a two-time Nevada high school state champion coach at Bishop Gorman in 2008 In 2016, Cohen helped lead the Outlaws to its tenth MLL and 2009. Playoff appearance, sixth MLL Championship appearance, and second MLL Title in franchise history. P A G E 1 1
Tony Seaman, Head Coach
Seaman helped lead the Outlaws to their third Steinfeld Trophy win in five seasons in 2018, thanks in large part to his success in that season's supplemental and collegiate drafts. Seaman enters his ninth overall season with the Outlaws and second as head coach. Serving as the team's general manager Seaman tutored 85 All-Americans during coaching career at the from 2012-18, Seaman assembled rosters that featured 43 MLL University of Pennsylvania (1983-91), Johns Hopkins University (1991- All-Stars, 13 All-MLL selections and seven year-end MLL award 99) and Towson University (1999-2011). He registered a 247-153 winners. Seaman is also the most recent winner of the MLL (.618 pct.) career coaching record at the college level and his teams Coach of the Year award (2019). As head coach, the Outlaws reached the NCAA Tournament 19 times during his career. have earned a 17-13 (.567 pct.) record, making it to the Championship game in both 2018 and '19. He is the only coach to be named the NCAA National Coach of the Year at two different schools (Penn – 1983, ’84 and Towson – 2001), In his seven years as the team’s general manager, the Outlaws and is the only coach in NCAA Division I lacrosse history to lead amassed a league-best 66-32 (.673 pct.) record and won three three different schools to the NCAA tournament (Penn – 6 times, MLL Championships. Johns Hopkins – 8 times and Towson – 5 times).
Seaman joined the Outlaws after spending the previous 28 years In 1994, Seaman coached the United States National Team in the coaching at the collegiate level. He currently serves as a member 1994 ILF World Championships in Manchester, England, leading the of the prestigious NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Committee. In U.S. to the gold medal. his first five years as GM, the Outlaws set a league record for Seaman and his wife Guri have a daughter, Barb, who played wins in a five-year span and delivered Denver its first and second lacrosse at Penn and a son, Greg, who played for Princeton MLL Championships. University. P A G E 1 2
COACHES & MEDICAL STAFF
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
John Grant Jr.
Grant Jr. enters his fourth season as offensive coordinator and second as a Player-Coach, having come out of retirement in 2019.
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Ken Clausen
Clausen enters his first season as defensive coordinator for the Outlaws after a four-year MLL lacrosse career in Denver.
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER
Randall Neal
Neal is in his second season with the Denver Outlaws. He graduated with his Bachelors of Science from Lindenwood University in 2010 and earned his Masters in Sports Science and Rehabilitation from Logan University in 2018.
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH
Chris Spangler
Chris Spangler is entering his 25th year of coaching lacrosse where he has had the privilege of coaching youth, high school and collegiate lacrosse teams throughout Colorado. TEAM ORTHOPEDIC DOCTOR
Dr. Phil Stull
Specializing in Sports medicine & general orthopedics, Dr. Stull graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 1984. P A G E 1 3 2020 SEASON LOCATION
LACROSSE FANS MISSED THEIR SPRING SEASONS AND ARE NOW EAGER AND EXCITED TO SEE A RETURN OF THE GAME. WE LOOK FORWARD TO RETURNING TO ANNAPOLIS AND AGAIN PROVIDING THE VERY BEST OUR SPORT HAS TO OFFER.
- MLL COMMISSIONER, SANDY BROWN
Games will be played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, the home of 2019 MLL Champions, the Chesapeake Bayhawks. Major League Lacrosse has had a presence in the Chesapeake region since the inception of the league in 2001. In 2019 MLL hosted the All- Star Game at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Hosting the league’s 20th anniversary season in Annapolis builds on the great lacrosse tradition of the region. P A G E 1 4 2020 OUTLAWS SCHEDULE
JULY 18 - 7:00 PM (ET) JULY 19 - 4:00 PM (ET) JULY 21 - 7:00 PM (ET) JULY 22 - 7:00 PM (ET) JULY 24 - 7:00 PM (ET) P A G E 1 5 2020 OUTLAWS ROSTER College: Tabbed a preseason and midseason All-American by Inside Lacrosse Magazine his senior year, helped captain the team and started all 19 games for the Saints during his senior year... earned his second consecutive All-America award earning the high honor from the USILA as a second-team selection… He earned his third consecutive All-Liberty League selection and was additionally voted the Offensive Player of the Year in the league as a junior… Healey earned First-Team All-Liberty League honors and was the Liberty League Rookie of the Week twice (Mar. 24 and Apr. 14)... All-America honors and led the Saints offensively with 70 points on 31 goals and 39 assists… First-Team All-Liberty League honor for the second consecutive year and led the league in assists while finishing second CONOR in the league in points as a sophomore. Personal: He was chosen a US Lacrosse All-American and was a First Team selection for All-New England, All-State and All-Central HEALEY Massachusetts. (HEE-LEE) ATTACK ##11 6-0 • 170 • Rookie • St. Lawrence Hometown: Southborough, Mass. Previous School: Northfield Mt. Hermon Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st• Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
HEALEY AT A GLANCE
A rookie out of St. Lawrence, Canton, N.Y. All-Liberty League First Team and All-ECAC Second Team honors (2019) Selected to play in the DIII USILA/Nike North-South Game USILA/Nike All-America Second Team (2019 IMLCA NCAA DIII All-East Region First Team (2019) Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft 2019: Pless played in seven games for Denver, recording 12 ground balls, five caused turnovers and one goal... Made his MLL debut in the season-opening win at New York (5/31)... Recorded three ground balls and caused two turnovers at Atlanta (6/2)... Scored his first career goal and caused a turnover in the win at Atlanta (6/8)... Corralled two ground balls in his return to the lineup vs. New York (8/24)... Tallied four ground balls and one caused turnover in a win at New York (9/7).
College: Played in 60 career games at Rutgers and totaled 115 ground balls, 59 caused turnovers and eight points (1 goal, 7 assists)... Named Honorable Mention All-American (USILA), Second Team All-Big Ten and All-ECAC as a senior defender in 2019... KYLE Played long-stick midfield his first three seasons.
Personal: Kyle Pless was born on April 29, 1997 in Highlands Ranch, PLESS Colo... Was a US Lacrosse All-American as a junior and senior at Highlands Ranch (Colo.) High School where he was also a two-time All-State honoreee... Helped Highlands Ranch advance to its first DEFENSE ever Colorado State semifanls appearance in lacrossse... Played club lacrosse for 3D Colorado
5-10 • 180 • 2nd Yr. • Rutgers Born: April 29, 1997 in Highlands Ranch, Colo. High School: Mountain Vista High School, Highlands Ranch, Colo. ##22 Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 7 Postseason Games Played: 0
PLESS AT A GLANCE
A second-year defenseman out of Rutgers who has recorded five caused turnovers, 12 ground balls and one goal in seven career games played. Played in seven games for Denver in 2019, recording one goal, 12 ground balls and five caused turnovers.Totaled 58 caused turnovers and 115 ground balls in 60 games played at Rutgers. Earned Honorable Mention All-America accolades as a senior at Rutgers in 2019. Drafted by Denver in the seventh round (63rd overall) of the 2019 MLL Collegiate Draft. College: Totaled 75 games played during his college career, starting 70 of them... Scored 87 goals and 100 assists as a midfielder... Finished with a career shots on goal percentage of 62.5.
Personal: From Highlands Ranch, CO... Played lacrosse at Mountain Vista HS.
CHRISTIAN ##33 BARKER
MIDFIELD
6-1 • 175• 1st Yr. • Wesleyan Born: May 8, 1997 Previous school: Mountain Vista HS Hometown: Highlands Ranch, CO Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st• Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
BARKER AT A GLANCE
A first-year midfielder out of Wesleyan U., Middletown, CT. Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft. 2019: Begley played in 16 regular-season games for Denver, recording 27 ground balls, six caused turnovers and four points (3 goals, 1 assist)... Played in both postseason contests... Was one of three Outlaws to play in all 16 regular-season games for Denver... Corralled two ground balls in his MLL debut at New York (5/31)... Scored his first career goal, tallied an assist and caused two turnovers at Atlanta (6/2)... Corralled a season-high five ground balls in a win vs. New York (8/24)... Totaled three ground balls and one caused turnover vs. Chesapeake (9/14)... Caused one turnover in the semifinals win vs. Boston (10/4)... Recorded one ground ball in the championship game vs. Chesapeake (10/6).
College: Played 65 career games at Loyola from 2015-18 and totaled BRIAN 118 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers... Added 14 goals and six assists for 20 points in his collegiate career... Was a multiple-time All-Patriot League selection and was annually recognized as one of BEGLEY the top defensive midfielders in the country. Personal: Brian Begley was born May 28, 1996 in Morristown, N.J... SHORT-STICK DEF. MIDFIELD Was a four-year letter-winner in lacrosse and hockey at Morristown (New Jersey) High School... Earned high school All-America honors as a senior in 2015. 5-10 • 185 • 2nd Yr. • Loyola Born: May 28, 1996 in Morristown, N.J. High School: Morristown (N.J.) High School Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2018 ##44 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 16 Postseason Games Played: 2
BEGLEY AT A GLANCE
A second-year short-stick defensive midfielder out of Loyola who has caused six turnovers, corralled 27 ground balls and totaled four points (3 goals, 1 assist) in 16 career regular-season games played. Played in 16 games for Denver in 2019, recording 27 ground balls, six caused turnovers and four points (3 goals, 1 assist). Appeared in 65 career games at Loyola from 2015-18 and totaled 118 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers. Recognized as one of the top SSDMs in the country and was a multiple-time All-Patriot League selection at Loyola. Drafted by Denver in the 2018 MLL Supplemental Draft. 2019: Picked up by Outlaws in 2019 Player Pool... Named Cascade Rookie of the Week in pivotal win against Chesapeake... scored five goals in eight games played with the Outlaws, in addition to a 2- point goal.
College: Started in all 17 games at midfield as a senior... Totaled eight goals and six assists... Appeared in 16 games as a junior, making 10 starts at midfield..scored seven goals... Appeared in four games for the 2017 National Champions.
Personal: Parents are Kris and Jacqueline Snider … brother, Drew, played lacrosse at Maryland (2008-12) and currently plays professionally for the Denver Outlaws ... Drew is also a member of WILL Team USA … father played lacrosse at Virginia SNIDER MIDFIELD ##55
6-2 • 220 • 2nd Yr. • Maryland Born: Aug. 8, 1995 Hometown: Seattle, Wash. Previous School: Salisbury School Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular Season Games Played: 8 Postseason Games Played: 0
SNIDER AT A GLANCE
A second-year midfielder out of Maryland. USILA National Team of the Week (5/1/18). Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (5/1/18). Named Cascade Rookie of the Week for his role in the Outlaws win over the Chesapeake Bayhawks. Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2019 Supplemental Draft. College: (2020 season shortened due to COVID-19): Played and started all five games as UAlbany's goalkeeper ... Had a 15.40 goals against average and .432 save percentage as a senior... Albany’s main goalkeeper during his junior season, making 13 starts... Posted an 11.54 goals-against average and 51 percent save rate ... Grabbed a season high of five ground balls against Yale (4/19)... Played 24:50 vs. Yale in NCAA Semifinal round (5/26), saving seven shots (58.3%) with five goals allowed.
Personal: Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse at Legend High... All- time saves leader in state of Colorado... Three-time all-state and all- league player... Led Legend to its first-ever playoff game... Four-time NATE team MVP and three-time team defensive player of the year... Two- time team captain... Finish with 74.9% save percentage in career... SIEKIERSKI MVP in All-State game... Member of DECA and FBLA in high school. (SUH-KIRS-KEE) GOALIE ##66 6-3 • 210 • Rookie • Albany Born: Nov. 20, 1997 Hometown: Parker, CO Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
SIEKIERSKI AT A GLANCE
A rookie goaltender out of Albany. Selected No. 41 overall by the Denver Outlaws in the 2020 MLL Collegaite Draft. 2019: Adler played in 15 regular-season games for Denver, winning a league-best 58.3% of faceoffs (256-of-439) while adding 110 ground balls and eight points (5 goals, 3 assists)... Played in both postseason contests, winning 28-of-56 faceoffs (50%) and corralling 17 ground balls... Named to the MLL All-Star Game for the first time in his career.
2018: Played in seven regular season games and ranked third in MLL by winning 57.9 percent of faceoffs (131-of-227)... Led the Outlaws with 48 ground balls and ranked 10th in MLL, despite playing in just seven games.
2017: Played in three games as a rookie, recording one goal and 19 MAX ground balls while winning 46-of-83 faceoffs (55.4%)... Recorded 13 ground balls at Chesapeake (8/3), an Outlaws season-high. ADLER College: Dominated in the face-off circle during his career at Bentley, finishing fourth in Division II in face-off winning percentage (ADD-LER) (67.9%) as a senior and ranking third in ground balls per game (9.54)... Ranked third in face-off winning percentage (.728) and fourth FACEOFF in ground balls per game (9.15) as a junior.
5-10 • 180 • 4th Yr. • Bentley Personal: Max Adler was born on July 6, 1994 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla... Born: July 6, 1994 in Rockville Centre, N.Y. Son of Matt and Dana... Has one sibling, Michael. High School: Northfield Mount Hermon, Mount Hermon, Mass. Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2017 MLL Year: 4th • Year with Outlaws: 4th Regular Season Games Played: 25 Postseason Games Played: 4 ##99
ADLER AT A GLANCE
A fourth-year faceoff specialist from Bentley University that's won 177-of-310 (57.1%) of faceoffs taken in 10 career games played. Played in seven regular season games in 2018 and ranked third in MLL by winning 57.9 percent of faceoffs (131-of-227). Won a career-high 71.8 percent of faceoffs (28-of-39) in a matchup against Trevor Baptiste on July 4, 2018. Played for Team Israel in the 2018 FIL World Lacrosse Championship and served as the team's primary faceoff specialist. Made his professional debut on July 15, 2017 at Ohio. Finished fourth in Division II in faceoff-win percentage (67.9 percent) as a senior at Bentley and ranked third in ground balls per game (9.54). Drafted by Denver in the seventh round (61st overall) of the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft. 2019: Jackson played in 16 regular season games and semifinals with Atlanta, totaling 7 points (4 goals, 3 assists) and 7 ground balls.
College: Part of a senior class that finished fifth in the country in wins with 49…17th fastest Pioneer to 100 career points, doing so in 59 career games …Played in 65 career games, tallying 111 points on 82 goals and 29 assists…Netted six game-winning goals and nine man-up goals…Picked up 39 ground balls and forced five turnovers...Senior CLASS Award Finalist (2019)…All-BIG EAST Second Team (2019)…BIG EAST Midfielder of the Week (4/1/19)…Preseason Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-America...2018 Media Honorable Mention Midseason All-America...2018 and 2019 BIG EAST Preseason Team...Elite 90 Award Winner (2017)…USILA Honorable COLTON Mention All-America selection (2017, 2018 and 2019)…All BIG EAST First Team (2017 and 2018). JACKSON Personal: Was a four-year varsity player at Rock Canyon High School in Highlands Ranch, CO... Majored in Business/Accounting at DU.... Colton Jackson is from Englewood, CO. MIDFIELD
6-1 • 200 • 2nd Yr. • Denver Born: Aug. 2, 1996 Hometown: Englewood, CO ##1100 Acquired: Trade Deal with Philadelphia, 2020 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 16 Postseason Games Played: 0
JACKSON AT A GLANCE
A second-year midfielder out of the University of Denver who has recorded 7 points (4 goals, 3 assists) in 16 career games played with Atlanta in 2019. Saw action in 65 games from 2016-19 at the University of Denver and recorded 111 points (82 goals, 29 assists). Drafted by Atlanta at 26th overall in the 2019 MLL Collegiate Draft.Acquired by Denver in trade with Philadelphia Barrage (2020). 2019: Newbold played in 13 games for Denver and led MLL with five two-point goals, totaling 16 points, 41 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers... Scored his first career goal and caused two turnovers in a win at Boston (6/29)... Scored a two-point goal in the fourth quarter and recorded two ground balls in a win vs. Atlanta (7/11)... Scored two goals for the first time in his career and added five ground balls at Dallas (8/17)... Netted a two-point goal and added three ground balls and one caused turnover in a home win vs. New York (8/24)... Scored a two-point goal in the second consecutive game in a home win vs. Boston (8/31)... Became the first player in Outlaws history to score a two-point goal in three consecutive games in a win at New York ANDREW (9/7)... Totaled three ground balls vs. Chesapeake (9/14). College: Played in 47 games at Sacred Heart from 2011-2014…Totaled 43 ground balls and 27 caused turnovers his senior year...Named All- NEWBOLD NEC First Team and to the NEC All-Tournament Team in 2014. DEFENSE ##1122 6-3 • 210 • 2nd Yr. • Sacred Heart Born: July 14, 1992 in Loveland, Ohio High School: Loveland (Ohio) High School Acquired: MLL Player Relocation, 2019 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular season games Played: 13 Postseason Games Played: 0
NEWBOLD AT A GLANCE
A second-year defenseman out of Sacred Heart who has recorded 16 points (10 goals, 5 2pt. goals, 1 assist), 41 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers in 13 career games played. Played in 13 games for Denver in 2019 and led MLL with five two-point goals, totaling 16 points, 41 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers. Earned First-Team All-NEC honors as a junior and senior at Sacred Heart. Led the Pioneers with 43 ground balls and 27 caused turnovers as a senior in 2014. Acquired by Denver in 2019 MLL Player Relocation. 2019: Spent the first three weeks of the season on the practice squad... Recorded four ground balls and one caused turnover in his season debut vs. Dallas (6/27)... Did not play at Boston (6/29)... Corralled two ground balls in a win vs. Chesapeake (7/4).
2018: Played vs. Florida (6/16) and recorded one ground ball and one caused turnover.
College: Played in 51 games at Vermont from 2015-18, totaling 54 ground balls and 31 caused turnovers... named to America East Commissioner's Honor Roll in 2015. GRAHAM Personal: Graham Bocklet was born in Waccabuc, N.Y... Starred as a prep at John Jay High School in Cross River, N.Y... Is a first cousin of BOCKLET Outlaws defensive coordinator Matt Bocklet.
LONG-STICK MIDFIELD
5-11 • 160 • 3rd Yr. • Vermont ##1133 Hometown: Waccabuc, N.Y. Previous School: John Jay Acquired: MLL Player Pool, 2018 MLL Year: 3rd • Year with Outlaws: 3rd Regular Season Games Played: 5 Postseason Games Played: 0
BOCKLET AT A GLANCE
A third-year defenseman out of the University of Vermont who's totaled seven ground balls and two caused turnovers in three career games played. Saw action in one game as a defenseman with the Outlaws in 2018. Played collegiately at Vermont where he recorded 31 caused turnovers and 54 ground balls in 51 games played. Is a cousin of Outlaws president, Matt Bocklet. Acquired by Denver through the MLL Player Pool in 2018. College: (2020 season shortened due to COVID-19): Finished the season ninth in the NCAA in goals against average (8.89) and save percentage (.585)... Earned All-Conference First Team and started all 15 games as a junior... Finished the season seventh in the NCAA with a .563 save percentage and 10th in the NCAA with a 9.70 goals against average ... Led the country with a .609 save percentage while starting every game for the Catamounts as a sophomore ... Became the first Cat to record 11 wins in a single season and finished with 12 ... Fourth in the country with a 7.72 goals against average.
Personal: Is the son of Ken and Nadine Washuta ... Has two brothers, Harrison and Andrew ... Both brothers are 2015 alumni of Clarkson University and played lacrosse with the Golden Knights ... Was born NICK in Princeton, New Jersey ... Participated in robotics at The Blake School, ultimately earning the Engineer Award (2015) and Leadership WASHUTA Award (2016) ... Majored in mechanical engineering. (WAH-SHU-TA) GOALIE 6-3 • 195 • Rookie • Vermont ##1188 Hometown: Orono, MN Previous School: The Blake School in Minneapolis, MN Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
WASHUTA AT A GLANCE
A rookie goaltender out of Vermont. No. 11 overall by Denver in the 2020 Collegiate Draft. American East First Team All-Conference (2019). American East All-Academic Team (2018-20). Inside Lacrosse Third Team All-American (2018). Inside Lacrosse Midseason Second Team All- American (2018) College: Caruso played just two years at Salisbury, but was twice named the top player at his position and in 2007 was named the National Player of the Year. Along with being the National Long-Stick Midfielder of the Year in both 2006 and 2007, he was also named the Capital Athletic Conference's Player of the Year twice – and still stands as the only defensive player in league history to be named the men's lacrosse Player of the Year twice in their career. In his two years, the Sea Gulls posted a 43-1 record winning the national championship in 2007. CHASE CARUSO ##2200 (CA-RU-SO) LONG-STICK MIDFIELD
5-11 • 180• 1st Yr. • Salisbury Born: Nov. 10, 1984 Hometown: Huntington, N.Y. Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st• Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
CARUSO AT A GLANCE
Two-Time Men’s Lacrosse Letter-winner National Player of the Year (2007) First-Team All-American (2007) Two-Time National Long-Stick Midfielder of the Year (2006 & 2007) Two-Time CAC Player of the Year (2006 & 2007) Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft. 2019: Was in the Chesapeake Bayhawks system during the 2019 season.
College: Played defense before moving to long-stick midfielder ... played in 52 total games... named Academic All-Big Ten ... made first career start on defense, with a career-high five ground balls and a caused turnover in season-opening win over Robert Morris as a junior ... named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 6, 2018).
Personal: First Team All-American … four-year varsity starter and three-time team captain … named to first team all-state for last three seasons … named first team all-conference for junior and senior seasons … led team to 2015 Utah State Championship and number GARRETT four ranking in the West … parents are David and Kimberly … has a brother, Matthew, who is team captain for Pfieffer University men’s MICHAELI lacrosse. (MI-CHAE-LEE) DEFENSE
6-3 • 205 • 2nd Yr. • Rutgers ##2211 Born: March 1, 1997 Hometown: Draper, UT Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
MICHAELI AT A GLANCE
A second-year defenseman out of Rutgers Selected by the MLL's Chesapeake Bayhawks in the 2019 Collegiate Draft. Picked up by Denver in the 2020 Supplemental Draft 2019: Rexrode played in 16 games for Denver, totaling a team-high 16 caused turnovers to go with 35 ground balls... Was one of three Outlaws to play in all 16 regular-season games for Denver.
2018: Selected by Florida in the second round (16th overall) of the 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft... Played in three games with Florida, totaling three caused turnovers and two ground balls... Was acquired by Denver midseason via the MLL Player Pool.
College: Played in 55 career games at Rutgers and recorded 111 ground balls and 55 caused turnovers... Earned All-America and first- team All-Big Ten honors as a junior and senior... Named 2018 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year as a senior... Named three-time MICHAEL Academic All-Big Ten.
Personal: Michael Rexrode was born on Feb. 12, 1996 in Leesburg, REXRODE Va.... Starred as a prep at Loudoun County High School where he was a two-time US Lacrosse All-American... Also played three years (REX-RODE) of varsity football and earned All-Conference honors as an all- purpose player. DEFENSE
6-0 • 180 • 3rd Yr. • Rutgers Born: Feb. 12, 1996 in Leesburg, Va. High School: Loudoun County High School, Leesburg, Va. Acquired: MLL Player Pool, 2018 ##2222 MLL Year: 3rd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 19 Postseason Games Played: 2
REXRODE AT A GLANCE A third-year defenseman out of Rutgers who played three games with Florida in 2018. Recorded 19 caused turnovers and 37 ground balls in 19 career games played.Played in 16 games for Denver in 2019, totaling a team-high 16 caused turnovers to go with 35 ground balls. Caused three turnovers and corralled two ground balls in three games played with Florida in 2018. Was the 2018 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and was a two-time All-American at Rutgers. Acquired by Denver through the MLL Player Pool in 2018. 2019: Hayes played in 16 games for Denver, recording five points (4 goals, 1 assist), 39 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers... Played in both postseason games and totaled four ground balls... Was one of three Outlaws to play in all 16 regular-season games for Denver... Recorded two ground balls in his MLL debut at New York (5/31)... Scored his first career goal in a home win vs. Chesapeake (7/4)... Recorded a career-high five ground balls in a home game vs. Dallas (7/21)... Scored a goal in his second consecutive game at Dallas (8/17)... Recorded his first career assist and set a new career best with four caused turnovers in a home win vs. Boston (8/31)... Tied his career high with five ground balls and added one caused turnover at Chesapeake (9/20)... Recorded two ground balls in the championship CHARLIE game vs. Chesapeake (10/6). College: Played in 58 games at Detroit Mercy from 2015-18... Totaled 20 points on 14 goals and six assists while forcing 55 turnovers in his HAYES final two seasons... Earned first-team All-MAAC accolades as a senior in 2018 and second-team All-MAAC as a junior... Named Detroit Mercy Athletic Director's Honor Roll as a sophomore, junior and SHORT-STICK DEF. MIDFIELD senior.
Personal: Charlie Hayes was born Aug. 8, 1996 in Shelby Township, Mich... Earned All-State honors as a junior and senior at Eisenhower 5-11 • 180 • 2nd Yr. • Detroit Mercy High School... Was a three-sport athlete in high school, lettering in Born: Aug. 8, 1996 in Shelby Township, Mich. lacrosse, football and basketball... Majored in business High School: Eisenhower High School, Shelby administration at Detroit Mercy. Township, Mich. Acquired: MLL Player Signee, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 16 Postseason Games Played: 2 ##2233 HAYES AT A GLANCE
A second-year midfielder out of Detroit Mercy who has recorded 39 ground balls, 12 caused turnovers and five points (4 goals, 1 assist) in 16 career games played. Played in 16 games for Denver in 2019, recording 39 ground balls, 12 caused turnovers and five points (4 goals, 1 assist). Totaled 20 points on 14 goals and six assists while forcing 55 turnovers in his final two collegiate seasons at Detroit Mercy. Signed by the Outlaws via the MLL Player Pool prior to the 2019 season. 2019: Grant Jr. played in 14 games for Denver, recording 39 points (21 goals, 18 assists) and 13 ground balls... Played in both postseason games, totaling eight points (6 goals, 2 assists)... Named to the MLL All-Star Game for the fifth time in his career... Broke MLL's regular- season career scoring record (Paul Rabil, 571 points) in a seven-point performance (2 goals, 5 assists) at home vs. New York (8/24).
2017: Announced his intentions to retire on April 19, 2017 and immediately joined the Outlaws' coaching staff as offensive coordinator.
2016: Played in six regular season games with Denver before being JOHN traded to Ohio on June 28, 2016. 2015: Played in 10 games with Denver, totaling 42 points on 24 goals GRANT JR. and 18 assists. 2014: Led Denver to the franchise's first MLL Title... Played in 12 games and totaled 54 points on 28 goals and 26 assists. ATTACK 2013: Helped lead Chesapeake to its second consecutive MLL Championship... Played in 11 games and recorded 32 points on 20 goals and 12 assists. 6-2 • 220 • 15th Yr. • Delaware Born: Nov. 7, 1974 in Peterborough, Ont. 2012: Won the MLL Championship with Chesapeake... Played in 10 Previous School: SUNY Morrisville, Morrisville, N.Y. Acquired: MLL Player Pool, 2019 games and totaled 32 points on 20 goals, one 2pt. goal and 11 assists. MLL Year: 15th • Year with Outlaws: 5th Regular Season Games Played: 150 2011: Played in three games with Hamilton before being traded to Postseason Games Played: 17 Long Island where he played seven games... Totaled 22 points on the season (12 goals, 10 assists).
2010: Appeared in 11 games for Toronto, recording 36 points on 19 goals, four 2pt. goals and 13 assists. GRANT JR. AT A GLANCE 2009: Played just one regular season game with Toronto and scored A 15th-year attackman who ranks first in Major five goals... Played both postseason games and helped lead the League Lacrosse history (reg. and postseason) in team to a second consecutive MLL Championship victory. career goals (387) and points (631). Played in 14 games for Denver in 2019, recording 39 2008: Totaled 64 points in 12 regular season games with Toronto... points (21 goals, 18 assists) and 13 ground balls. Scored five goals and added two assists in the postseason while Named to the 2019 MLL All-Star Game. guiding the team to a championship victory. Broke MLL's all-time scoring record (reg. and postseason) on June 8, 2019. Broke MLL's career regular-season scoring record on 2007: Played 12 games with Rochester and set the league's all-time Aug. 24, 2019. single-season scoring record with 71 points (44 goals, 2 2pt. goals, Came out of retirement on May 25, 2019 and rejoined 25 assists)... Was named MLL Offensive Player of the Year... Set the Denver Outlaws. career highs for ground balls (27) and shots (127). Prior to 2019, had played most recently for the Ohio Machine in 2016 and scored 10 goals in the team’s 2006: Saw action in 11 games for Rochester and totaled 49 points on final regular-season game. 28 goals, two 2 pt. goals and 19 assists. Served as the Outlaws' offensive coordinator for the 2017 and '18 seasons. 2005: Made his return to Major League Lacrosse after missing the Played three seasons with Denver (2014-16) and previous three seasons... Played in 12 games, recording 21 goals, two totaled 112 points (59 goals, 53 assists) in 28 games. 2pt. goals and 17 assists for 40 points. Named MLL MVP in 2007 and '08, and won five MLL Championships with four different teams. 2001: Played in all 14 games a rookie with Rochester... Totaled 59 Played 17 seasons in the National Lacrosse League where he was a two-time league MVP and nine-time points on 41 goals, three 2pt. goals and 15 assists... Was named MLL All-NLL selection. Offensive Player of the Year. College: Played two seasons at SUNY Morrisville before transferring to Delaware for his final two collegiate seasons... Earned USILA All-America honors as a junior in 1998... Scored 110 points (56 goals, 54 assists) in 1999 and was named the USILA National Collegiate Player of the Year... Led Delaware to its first ever NCAA quarterfinal appearance.
Personal: John Grant Jr. was born Nov. 7, 1974 in Peterborough, Ont... His father, John Grant Sr., was a star in the Ontario Lacrosse Association and was a member of the original Philadelphia Wings... Serves as an assistant coach at Air Force. ##2244 College: Totaled 55 games played during his college career, starting 34 of them... Scored 95 goals and 45 assists as an attack... Finished with a career shots on goal percentage of 58.6. ##2255 JACK O'CONNELL
ATTACK
6-2 • 210 • Rookie • Dickinson Born: Jan. 27, 1996 Previous School: Westminster Hometown: Sands Point, N.Y. Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st• Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
O'CONNELL AT A GLANCE
A rookie attackman out of Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA All-American at Dickinson (2019) Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft. 2018: Played in 11 games with the Bayhawks, recording 4 points (3g, 1a) including a 2-pt goal…10 ground balls and a caused turnover. College: Played in 52 career games, scoring nine goals and adding five assists…Converted from an offensive midfielder in high school to a LSM…Picked up 120 ground balls and forced 21 turnovers, taking a high percentage of the wings for faceoff specialist Trevor Baptiste… Shot 27.3 percent.
Personal: 2014 US Lacrosse High School All-American...Two- timeMost Valuable Player at Sacred Heart Prep...Four-time first-team all-conference selection...Also played three years of high school football at middle linebacker... Chose the University of Denver because of its great lacrosse program, athlete academic support and SEAN the family atmosphere at Denver. MAYLE (M-AI-L) LONG-STICK MIDFIELD ##3322
6-1 • 200 • 2nd Yr. • Denver Born: January 12, 1996 Hometown: Redwood City, CA Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
MAYLE AT A GLANCE
A second-year LSM out of Denver University. No. 6 Overall Pick in the 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft (Chesapeake Bayhawks) Picked up by the Denver Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft 2018 Tewaaraton Award Watch List BIG EAST Midfielder of the Week (2/12/18, 3/19/18) 2018 Media Honorable Mention Midseason All- America 2018 BIG EAST Preseason Team...BIG EAST First Team (2016 and 2017) College: Totaled 103 goals, 73 assists... Started and played in all games throughout his four-year college career... Finished fourth on the team in points (30), fourth in goals (18) and third in assists (12)... Recorded at least one point in all but one game and notched five games with at least three points... had six multi-goal games, including two hat tricks... Recorded 100th career point at Harvard (Mar. 3, 2018).
Personal: A three-time US Lacrosse All-American who was a four- year member of the lacrosse team at Southern Regional High School … Enjoyed stellar junior and senior seasons as he combined for 252 points … Scored 93 goals and tacked on 43 assists as a junior … DYLAN Capped off his career by netting 76 goals and adding 40 assists as a senior. JINKS ATTACK ##3344
5-10 • 190• Rookie • Hartford Born: Jan. 20, 1997 Hometown: Cedar Run, N.J. Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st• Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
JINKS AT A GLANCE
A rookie attackman out of Rutgers. American East Rookie of the Year (2016) American East All-Rookie Team (2016) American East Academic Honor Roll (2017) 100th Career Point (March 3, 2018) Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft College: 2014 MAAC Faceoff Specialist of the Year... Broke own program record and MAAC record with 151 groundballs which was the 15th highest total in NCAA single-season history... Ranked eighth nationally in groundballs per game (8.88) and 15h in faceoff percentage (.588)... Won 15 or more faceoffs seven times... Won a career-high 22 faceoffs at UAlbany (4.22)... Picked up a program single-season record 125 groundballs which ranked sixth nationally in 2013... Ranked fifth nationally with 229 faceoffs won and 420 faceoffs taken ranked fourth nationally.
Personal: A four-year started at Daniel Hand... A three-time All-Area selection... A two-time All-League First Team honoree for his work as CASEY a faceoff specialist. DOWD FACEOFF ##3388
5-9 • 220 • 1st Yr. • Siena College Hometown: Madison, CT Acquired: MLL Supplemental Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
DOWD AT A GLANCE
A first-year faceoff specialist out of Siena College, Loudonville, N.Y. Entered the 2015 season ranked 17th in NCAA history in groundballs (359) and 23rd in faceoffs won (616). MAAC Faceoff Specialist of the Year (2014) Drafted by Dallas, 2019. Picked up by the Outlaws in the 2020 Supplemental Draft. 2019: Knight played in eight games for Denver, posting an 0-2 record, 11.48 goals-against average and 47.8 save percentage... Made his season debut (38 seconds) in relief of Dillon Ward and recorded his first career save in the win at Atlanta (6/8)... Did not play vs. Dallas (6/27), at Boston (6/29), vs. Chesapeake (7/4) and vs. Atlanta (7/11)... Allowed one goal in 1:49 of game action vs. Dallas (7/21)... Saw extended action for the first time in his career and made six saves on 15 shots in 45 minutes of play vs. Boston (8/3)... Made two saves on three shots in 12:55 of action vs. Boston (8/31)... Did not play at New York (9/7) and vs. Chesapeake (9/14)... Made his first career start and made 13 saves on 25 shots (52.0%) in the regular- CHRISTIAN season finale at Chesapeake (9/20). 2018: Appeared in one game for Denver as a backup goalie.
College: Played in 56 career games at Cornell and posted a 30-24 KNIGHT record... Recorded a .511 save percentage and impressive 10.76 goals against average... Named USILA second-team All-America as a GOALIE senior and was All-Ivy League all four seasons of his college career.
Personal: Christian Knight was born on Nov. 28, 1994 in Baltimore... 6-1 • 195 • 3rd Yr. • Cornell Was a three-year letter winner at Boys' Latin School of Maryland and Born: Nov. 28, 1994 in Baltimore served as the team captain his senior season... Also starred in High School: Boys' Latin School, Baltimore football and basketball as a prep. Acquired: MLL Player Pool, 2018 MLL Year: 3rd • Year with Outlaws: 3rd Regular season games Played: 15 Postseason Games Played: 0 ##4400
KNIGHT AT A GLANCE
A third-year goalie out of Cornell that appeared in one game as a backup goalie in 2018. Played in eight games for Denver in 2019, posting an 0-2 record, 11.48 goals-against average and 47.8 save percentage Earned USILA Second-Team All-America honors as a senior at Cornell in 2018. Signed by the Outlaws via the MLL Player Pool in 2018. College (2020 Season shortened due to COVID-29): Started in all eight contests during his senior season... Ranked first on the team in goals (22) and second in points (23)... One of six players to record double-digit points... One of four with double-digit goals... Scored in all eight games.
Personal: Played lacrosse at Ponte Vedra High School and competed one year at USMAPS... Named a US Lacrosse All-American and Under Armour South All-American... two-time North Florida Player of the Year... third generation to go to West Point... wanted to go to West Point since he was two years old. MILES SILVA MIDFIELD ##4422
6-4 • 225 • Rookie • Army West Point Hometown: Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
SILVA AT A GLANCE
A rookie attackman out of Arm y West Point. Competed one year at USMAPS. Named a US Lacrosse All-American and Under Armour South All-Anerican. Drafted No. 47 overall by the Denver Outlaws in the 2020 Collegiate Draft. 2019: Played in 12 games with Dallas... Picked up 10 goals and two assists, as well as a career-high 17 turnovers.
2018: Picked up by Dallas prior to the 2018 season... Played in 14 games and racked up 20 points.
2017: Played one game with the Outlaws before being traded to Charlotte... Played one game while with Charlotte.
2016: Played four games with the Outlaws... Totaled three goals and 3 assists. BRIAN College: Five-year member with the Blue Hens... Earned a spot on the preseason All-CAA team... Team co-captain... Ranked one of the top midfielders in the Colonial Athletic Association... Team's active career leading goal-scorer with 30 goals to go with 21 assists during KORMONDY his fifth year... Played in 44 career games with 33 starts and scored 51 points... Posted 10 multiple goal games in his career... Had 38 MIDFIELD groundballs and 10 caused turnovers.
Personal: Born Oct. 15, 1991 ... son of Kevin and Martha Kormondy ... marketing and management major at Delaware ... took part in internship with Bridge Financial Group during the summer ... father 6-2 • 220 • 5th Yr. • Delaware played football at NCAA Division III Union (N.Y.) College. Born: Oct. 15, 1991 Hometown: Highlands Ranch, CO Previous School: Mullen HS Acquired: Trade Deal with Conn., 2020 MLL Year: 5th • Year with Outlaws: 3rd Regular Season Games Played: 32 ##4444 Postseason Games Played: 0
KORMONDY AT A GLANCE
A fifth-year midfielder out of Delaware. Selected in the sixth round of the 2015 Collegiate Draft (Ohio Machine). Traded to the Denver Outlaws prior to the 2016 season. Played four games in 2016 with Denver, traded to Charlotte in 2017, and picked up by Dallas in 2018. Had a standout year with Dallas, playing in 14 games, nailing 12 goals and finishing with 20 points, helping the Rattlers reach the championships in 2018. Acquired by Denver in trade with Hammerheads (2020) 2019: Lee played in 11 games for Denver, leading the team with 46 points (38 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 7 assists) and 25 ground balls... Scored two goals and corralled one ground ball in his MLL debut at New York (5/31)... Totaled a team-high six points on five goals and one assist at Atlanta (6/2)... Totaled four points (3 goals, 1 assist) in a home win vs. Atlanta (7/11)... Scored two goals, including a two-point goal, in a home game vs. Dallas (7/21)... Tied his career-high with six points (5 goals, 1 assist) vs. Boston (8/3)... Totaled five points on three goals and two assists in a home win vs. New York (8/24)... Set a new career high with seven points (5 goals, 2 assists) in a win vs. Boston (8/31)... Scored four goals in a win at New York (9/7)... Netted four goals for the second consecutive game in a home matchup with Chesapeake (9/14)... Did not play in the regular-season finale at RYAN Chesapeake (9/20).
College: Is RIT's all-time career leader in goals (237) and points LEE (373)... Served as team captain his senior year…Named First Team USILA All-American as a sophomore, junior and senior. ATTACK
5-9 • 175 • 2nd Yr. • RIT Born: May 6, 1994 in Sharon, Ont. ##4455 High School: The Hill Academy, Vaughan, Ont. Acquired: MLL Player Relocation, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 11 Postseason Games Played: 0
LEE AT A GLANCE
A second-year attackman out of the Rochester Institute of Technology who has totaled 46 points (38 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 7 assists) in 11 career games played. Played in 11 games for Denver in 2019, leading the team with 46 points (38 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 7 assists) and 25 ground balls. Finished his collegiate career as RIT's all-time leader in goals (237) and points (373). Plays for the Colorado Mammoth of the National Lacrosse League.Acquired by Denver in 2019 MLL Player Relocation. College (2020 season shortened due to COVID-19): Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American his senior season... Helped back the second-best socring defense in the nation (7.25) ... Finished the year fourth on the team in ground balls (23) ... Recorded an assist and five caused turnovers during the abbrevaited 2020 season ... Finished his career with 76 ground balls, 19 caused turnovers and three assists ... All-Patriot League Second Team his junior season ... Started in all 18 contests ... Core member of the second-best scoring defense in the country (8.61 goals allowed per game) ... Produced a season-high 51 ground balls, ranking second on the team.
Personal: Father played club lacrosse at James Madison and is his TOM biggest influence in his love of lacrosse. RIGNEY DEFENSE ##4466
6-3 • 225 • Rookie • Army West Point Hometown: Nokesville, Va. Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
RIGNEY AT A GLANCE
A rookie defender out of Arm y West Point. Selected 1st round, 5th overall by the Outlaws in the 2020 Collegiate Draft. 2020 Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All- American 2020 Team Captain 2019 All-Patriot League Second Team. 2019: Jasinski played in 10 games with Dallas (3) and Denver (7), totaling 14 points (9 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 4 assists) and 12 ground balls... Played in both postseason games, totaling one goal and two ground balls... Was signed by Denver on July 24... Scored two goals in his Outlaws debut vs. Chesapeake (8/10)... Scored two goals for the second time in as many games played with Denver in a road matchup with Dallas (8/17)... Scored two goals, including his first career two-point goal, and added one assist in a home win vs. Boston (8/31)... Scored one goal and corralled one ground ball in the semifinals win vs. Boston (10/4)... Recorded one ground ball in the championship game vs. Cheaspeake (10/6).
College: Played in 61 career games at Ohio State from 2016-19 and JACK totaled 97 points (61 goals, 36 assists)... Ranked second on the team in scoring as a senior with 32 points on 21 goals and 11 assists... Totaled 28 points (17 goals, 11 assists) as a junior... Played in all 21 JASINSKI games as a sophomore and recorded 27 points (16 goals, 11 assists)... Played in 13 games and made five starts as a true freshman, totaling (JA-SEENS-KEE) seven goals and three assists for 10 points. MIDFIELD Personal: Was a High School All-American and three-time first-team all-state honoree at Oak Mountain High School in Birmingham, Ala... Majored in Sports Industry at Ohio State.... Jack Jasinski was born in 5-7 • 165 • 2nd Yr. • Ohio State Birmingham, Ala. Hometown: Birmingham, Ala. Acquired: Trade Deal with Dallas, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 8 Postseason Games Played: 2 ##5500
JASINSKI AT A GLANCE
A second-year midfielder out of Ohio State who has recorded 14 points (9 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 4 assists) in 10 career games played with Dallas and Denver. Saw action in 61 games from 2016-19 at Ohio State and recorded 97 points (61 goals, 36 assists). Was signed by Denver off of Dallas' practice squad midway through the 2019 season. Drafted by Dallas in the fourth round (35th overall) of the 2019 MLL Collegiate Draft. Played in 3 games with Dallas and 7 games with Denver in the regular season, 2019, totaling 14 points (9 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 4 assists) and 12 ground balls. 2019: Aslanian played in 14 regular-season games as a rookie, totaling 42 points (22 goals, 20 assists) and 18 ground balls... Played in both postseason games, recording six points (5 goals, 1 assist) including one game-winning goal... Named a finalist for MLL Rookie of the Year... Totaled three points on two goals and one assist while adding three ground balls and a caused turnover in his professional debut at New York (5/31)... Scored two goals and added an assist in the win at Atlanta (6/8)... Scored his first career hat trick and added an assist for four total points in a road win at Boston (6/29)... Scored the game-winning goal and totaled five points (4 goals, 1 assist) in his postseason debut, a semifinals win over Boston (10/4)... Scored one goal in the championship game vs. Chesapeake (10/6).
CHRIS College: Played in 63 collegiate games at Hobart, totaling 192 points on 98 goals and 94 assists... Scored a career-high 59 points (25 goals, 34 assists) as a senior in 2019... Earned second-team All-NEC ASLANIAN honors and was named a USILA Senior All-Star in 2019... Served as team captain and won the William H. Dobbin '40 Memorial Award as a junior... named second-team All-NEC as a sophomore in 2017... (AS-LA-NEE-AN) Named the NEC Rookie of the Year after starting all 17 games and ATTACK ranking second on the team in goals, assists and points as a true freshman in 2016. 6-3 • 190 • 2nd Yr. • Hobart Born: May 20, 1996 in Westfield, N.J. Personal: Chris Aslanian was born on May 20, 1996 in Westfield, High School: Westfield (N.J.) High School N.J... Studied economics at Hobart. Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 12 Postseason Games Played: 2 ##5577
ASLANIAN AT A GLANCE A second-year attackman out of Hobart who has totaled 42 points (22 goals, 20 assists) in 14 career regular-season games played. Was named a finalist for Rookie of the Year after totaling 42 points (22 goals, 20 assists) in 14 regular- season games played for Denver in 2019. Scored 192 points (98 goals, 94 assists) in 63 career collegiate games at Hobart. Named a USILA Senior All-Star in 2019 and earned second-team All-NEC honors. Drafted by Denver in second round (18th overall) of the 2019 MLL Collegiate Draft. 2019: Schlosser played in 12 games for Denver, recording 24 points (17 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 6 assists) and 11 ground balls... Named to the MLL All-Star game for the first time in his career... Nominated for the 2019 Player's Choice Award, given annually to the best teammate in MLL as voted on by the players... Scored his first career two-point goal in a four-point effort at home against Boston (8/31)... Totaled four points (3 goals, 1 assist) for the second consecutive game in a win at New York (9/7)... Tied his career bests in goals (3) and points (4) vs. Chesapeake (9/14).
2018: Was one of six Outlaws to play in all 14 games... Scored a goal in 12 consecutive games to open the season, including hat tricks in MIKIE four of those games... Recorded three points in six consecutive games (6/2-7/22).
2017: Played in one game as rookie, scoring one goal and tallying an SCHLOSSER assist in the season finale at Chesapeake (8/3).
(SH-LAW-SUHR) College: Played in 56 career games at Michigan, recording 50 goals MIDFIELD and 13 assists for 63 total points... Scored three game-winning goals in his career and corralled 51 ground balls... Named preseason All- 6-2 • 180 • 4th Yr. • Michigan Big Ten prior to the start of his senior season. Born: April 16, 1995 in Davis, Calif. High School: Davis Senior High School, Davis, Personal: Mikie Schlosser was born April 16, 1995 in Davis, Calif.... Calif. Earned high school All-America honors as a junior and senior at Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2017 Davis Senior High School... Served as team captain in his MLL Year: 4th • Year with Outlaws: 4th sophomore, junior and senior seasons. Regular season games Played: 23 Postseason Games Played: 4 ##5599
SCHLOSSER AT A GLANCE
A fourth-year midfielder out of the University of Michigan who has totaled 52 points (41 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 10 assists) in 27 career games played.Played in 12 games for Denver in 2019, recording 24 points (17 goals, 1 2pt. goal, 6 assists) and 11 ground balls.Named to the MLL All-Star Game in 2019 for the first time in his career.Nominated for the 2019 Player's Choice Award, given annually to the best teammate in MLL as voted on by the players.Tallied 26 points in 14 games played for Denver in 2018 on 23 goals and 3 assists while shooting .365 from the field.Named preseason All-Big Ten prior to his senior season at Michigan.Drafted by Denver in the sixth round (54th overall) of the 2017 MLL Collegiate Draft. 2019: Stuart played in nine games for Denver, recording four points (1 goal, 3 assists), 11 ground balls and seven caused turnovers... Made his MLL debut and recorded one ground ball in the season- opening win at New York (5/31)... Tallied his first career point on an assist in the win at Atlanta (6/8)... Caused one turnover in a home win vs. Chesapeake (7/4)... Scored his first career goal and added four ground balls in a home game vs. Dallas (7/21)... Tallied two assists and three caused turnovers in his return to the lineup vs. Boston (8/31)... Caused two turnovers and recorded one ground ball vs. Chesapeake (9/14)... Did not play in the regular-season finale at Chesapeake (9/20). College: Named first-team All-Southern Conference at long stick midfield... Led the team in cause turnovers (17) and finished second TAYLOR in ground balls (37) during his senior year... Notched one goal and five assists while appearing in all 12 games of his junior year... Tied season high with four ground balls on four occasions. STUART Personal: Member of the U19 British Columbia Team... Received MVP honors of the 2011 Field Lacrosse Provincial Championships. LONG-STICK MIDFIELD
6-0 • 190 • 2nd Yr. • Bellarmine Born: Aug. 1, 1994 in Port Moody, B.C. High School: Heritage Woods Secondary ##6688 School, Port Moody, B.C. Acquired: MLL Player Relocation, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular season games Played: 9 Postseason Games Played: 0
STUART AT A GLANCE
A second-year midfielder out of Bellarmine University who has recorded four points (1 goal, 3 assists), 11 ground balls and seven caused turnovers in nine career games played. Played in nine games for Denver in 2019, recording four points (1 goal, 3 assists), 11 ground balls and seven caused turnovers. Was a two-time first-team All-Southern Conference honoree at Bellarmine.Plays for the Colorado Mammoth of the National Lacrosse League. Acquired by Denver in 2019 MLL Player Relocation. 2019: Spent his rookie season on the College Inactive List and did not play in a game.
College: Part of two BIG EAST Champion teams (2018, 2019)... Set the Georgetown record for career goals at 153... His eight goals were the most in an NCAA Tournament game for the Hoyas in program history... BIG EAST Attack Player of the Week three times... BIG EAST All-Academic... BIG EAST freshman of the Year and Second Team All- BIG EAST after leading the Hoyas in scoring as a freshman.
Personal: A four-year letter-winner in lacrosse and a two-year letter- winner in ice hockey … Selected as a captain of the lacrosse team during his junior and senior seasons … A two-time All-American and a DAN three-time all-county selection during his high school career … Helped lead Ward Melville to a National Championship during his BUCARO sophomore season scoring 57 goals and 30 assists on the year. (BU-CA-RO) ATTACK ##7777 6-2 • 195 • 2nd Yr. • Georgetown Born: Aug. 10, 1997 Hometown: East Setauket, N.Y. Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2019 MLL Year: 2nd • Year with Outlaws: 2nd Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
BUCARO AT A GLANCE
A second-year attackman out of Georgetown. Totaled 226 points on 153 goals and 73 assists in 57 games played at Georgetown University. Named USILA Second-Team All-American and was a Tewaaraton Award Nominee as a senior in 2019. Drafted by Denver in the first round (ninth overall) of the 2019 MLL Collegiate Draft. College: One of four captains at Boston... Appeared in all games from 2016-2019... Scored a goal in 34 straight games, tied for the longest streak in the nation... Became the program's all-time leading goal scorer thanks to a hat trick in 16-11 win at Sacred Heart... Became program's all-time leading point producer when he collected career-high nine points in 18-11 win over No. Loyola... Ended college career with 153 goals, 41 assists and 194 points...Recorded 12 hat tricks.
Personal: Born on June 18, 1996 ... Son of Susan, Robert and Kerri (stepmother) … Older brother Elliott played three seasons at BU, graduating in 2016 … Father, Robert, played lacrosse at Harvard … JAMES majored in business administration and management. BURR ATTACK ##8800 6-2 • 220 • 1st Yr. • Boston Born: June 18th, 1996 Hometown: Hamilton, Mass. Acquired: Trade Deal with Boston, 2020 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
BURR AT A GLANCE
A first-year attackman out of Boston. Acquired by Denver in trade with Boston (2020) First Team All-Patriot League (2019) Patriot League All-Tournament Team (2018, 2019) Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week (4/15/19) College (2020 season shortened due to COVID-19): Part of two BIG EAST Champion teams (2018, 2019) while at Georgetown...credited with 26 caused turnovers while collecting 29 ground balls during his fourth year with the Hoyas...Played all five games for the Fighting Irish at the SSDM position...finished the season with nine ground balls and four caused turnovers before season was cancelled in March 2020.
Personal: Has one older brother, Christopher, who plays lacrosse with the Denver Outlaws, one younger brother, Griffin and one younger sister, Maggie... Named a team captain for his senior season ... Selected as an All-American following his senior seasons ... Two- PAT time First Team All-State and two-time First Team All-Fitch District selection. ASLANIAN (AS-LA-NEE-AN) SHORT-STICK DEF. MIDFIELD ##8888
6-2 • 205 • Rookie • Notre Dame Hometown: Westfield, N.Y. Acquired: MLL Collegiate Draft, 2020 MLL Year: 1st • Year with Outlaws: 1st Regular Season Games Played: 0 Postseason Games Played: 0
ASLANIAN AT A GLANCE
A rookie midfielder out of Notre Dame. Graduate season spent at Notre Dame, playing all five games before season was cancelled due to COVID-19. Played four years at Georgetown, part of two BIG EAST Champion teams. No. 26th overall pick in the 2020 Collegiate Draft (Chesapeake Bayhawks). Traded to the Denver Outlaws prior to the start of the 2020 season P A G E 4 9 P A G E 4 9 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
max ADLER chris & pat ASLANIAN dan BUCARO (ADD-ler) (as-la-nee-an) (bu-ca-ro)
chase CARUSO jack JASINSKI sean MAYLE (ca-ru-so) (ja-seens-kee) (m-AI-l)
garrett MICHAELI michael REXRODE mikie SCHLOSSER (mi-chae-lee) (rex-rode) (sh-LAW-suhr)
nick WASHUTA (wah-shu-ta) P A G E 5 0 2019 SEASON REVIEW AND SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS
P A G E 6 1 OUTLAWS CAREER LEADERS & RECORD BOOK 80%+ FACEOFF PERCENTAGE: Outlaws: Max Adler, 23-of-24; at Chesapeake, 8/10/19 Playoffs: Has never happened 5+ GOALS: Opponents: Greg Gurenlian, 30-of-35; at New York, 7/9/15 Outlaws: Ryan Lee - 5 Goals, 2 Assists; vs. Boston, 8/31/19 Playoffs: Has never happened Playoffs: Eric Law — 5 Goals, 3 Assists; vs. Ohio, 8/20/16 20+ SAVES: Opponents: Jack Curran - 5 Goals, 0 Assists; at Dallas 8/17/19 Outlaws: Jack Kelly, 26 saves, 42 SOG; at Florida, 5/6/18 Playoffs: Stephen Berger — 5 Goals, 1 Assist; vs. Long Island, 8/21/10 Playoffs: Has never happened 6+ GOALS: Opponents: Drew Adams, 22 saves, 37 SOG; at New York, 4/21/18 Outlaws: Chris Cloutier — 6 Goals, 3 Assists; vs. Boston, 7/4/18 Playoffs: Kip Turner, 23 saves, 34 SOG; vs. Boston, 8/22/09 Playoffs: Eric Law — 9 Goals, 0 Assists; vs. Charlotte, 8/24/13 25+ SAVES: Opponents: Mark Cockerton — 6 Goals, 0 Assists; vs. Boston, 7/4/18 Outlaws: Jack Kelly, 26 saves, 42 SOG; at Florida, 5/6/18 Playoffs: Jeff Zywicki — 6 Goals, 0 Assists; at Rochester, 8/24/08 Playoffs: Has never happened 7+ GOALS: Opponents: Mickey Jarboe, 25 saves, 30 SOG; at Los Angeles, 7/15/07 Outlaws: Eric Law — 7 Goals, 4 Assists; vs. Florida, 6/16/18 Playoffs: Has never happened Playoffs: Eric Law — 9 Goals, 0 Assists; vs. Charlotte, 8/24/13 FEWER THAN 10 GOALS ALLOWED: Opponents: Josh Byrne — 7 Goals, 0 Assists; at Chesapeake, 8/3/17 Outlaws: Dillon Ward, 8 GA; vs. Boston, 8/31/19 Playoffs: Has never happened Playoffs: Jack Kelly, 4 GA (3 Quarters); vs. Rochester; 8/12/17 2+ 2PT. GOALS: Opponents: Brian Phipps, 9 GA; at Chesapeake, 9/20/19 Outlaws: Jeremy Sieverts — 2 2pt. Goals; vs. Boston, 5/31/13 Playoffs: Kip Turner, 6 GA; vs. Chesapeake, 8/26/12 Playoffs: Has never happened 75%+ SAVE PERCENTAGE: Opponents: Joe LoCascio — 2 2pt. Goals; at New York, 4/21/18 Outlaws: Jack Kelly, 13-of-17 (76.5%); vs. Ohio, 6/7/18 Playoffs: B. Hunt (Chesapeake) - 2 2pt Goals; at Denver 8/26/12 Playoffs: Has never happened 5+ ASSISTS: Opponents: Tyler Fiorito, 9-of-11 (81.8%); at Denver, 6/21/14 Outlaws: Mike Bocklet — 5 Assists; vs. Florida, 07/19/15 Playoffs: Brett Queener, 10-11 (90.9%); at Rockester, 8/24/08 Playoffs: Matt Kavanagh — 5 Assists, 4 Goals; vs. Dallas, 8/18/18 Opponents: Rob Pannell — 6 Assists, 2 Goals; at New York, 4/21/18 Playoffs: K. Cromwell — 5 Assists, 1 Goal; vs. Long Island, 08/21/10 6+ ASSISTS: 20+ GOALS: Outlaws: Has never happened Outlaws: 22; vs. Boston, 8/31/19 Playoffs: Matt Kavanagh — 6 Assists, 0 Goals; vs. Rochester, 8/12/17 Playoffs: 22; vs. San Francisco, 8/25/06 Opponents: 20; vs. Chesapeake, 5/13/18 Opponents: Rob Pannell — 6 Assists, 2 Goals; at New York, 4/21/18 Playoffs: 20; vs. Philadelphia, 8/27/06 Playoffs: Has never happened 10+ ASSISTS: 7+ ASSISTS: Outlaws: 16; vs. Boston, 7/4/18 Outlaws: Has never happened Playoffs: 11; vs. New York, 8/16/14 Playoffs: Has never happened Opponents: 11; vs. Chesapeake, 5/13/18 Opponents: T. Schreiber - 7 Assists, 1 Goal; at Denver, 5/29/15 Playoffs: 12; vs. Ohio, 8/19/17 Playoffs: Has never happened TWO PLAYERS WITH 5 POINTS: 8+ POINTS: Outlaws: Ryan Lee (7 points, 5 goals, 2 assists) and Brendan Kavanagh (5 points, 3 Outlaws: Chris Cloutier — 9 Points, 6 Goals, 3 Assists; vs. Boston, 7/4/18 goals, 2 assists) vs. Boston, 8/31/19 Playoffs: Mike Bocklet - 8 points, 4 goals, 4 assists; at New York, 8/13/16 Playoffs: Chris Bocklet (6 points, 6 goals) and Mark Matthews (5 points, 1 goal, 4 Opponents: Lyle Thompson - 8 points, 6 goals, 2 assists; at Chesapeake, 8/3/17 assists); vs. Long Island, 8/25/12 Playoffs: R. Colsey (Philadelphia) - 8 points, 6 goals, 2 assists; at Denver, 8/27/06 Opponents: Ryan McNamara (5 points, 3 goals, 2 assists) and Jack Curran (5 points, 9+ POINTS: 5 goals); at Dallas, 8/17/19 Outlaws: Chris Cloutier — 9 Points, 6 Goals, 3 Assists; vs. Boston, 7/4/18 Playoffs: M. Holman (6 points, 4 goals, 2 assists) and P. Baum (5 points, 2 goals, 3 Playoffs: Matt Kavanagh — 9 Points, 4 Goals, 5 Assists; vs. Dallas, 8/18/18 assists); vs. Ohio, 8/19/17 Opponents: Jordan Wolf (Rochester) - 9 points, 5 goals, 4 assists; vs. Rochester, 5/27/17 THREE PLAYERS WITH 5+ POINTS: Playoffs: Has never happened Outlaws: John Grant Jr. (7 points, 2 goals, 5 assists), Chris Aslanian (5 points, 3 goals, 10+ POINTS: 2 assists), and Ryan Lee (5 points, 3 goals, 2 assists); vs. New York, 8/24/19 Outlaws: Max Adler - 11 Ground Balls; vs. New York, 8/24/19 Playoffs: Mike Bocklet (8 points, 4 goals, 4 assists), Jeremy Sieverts (6 points, 3 goals, Playoffs: Has never happened 3 assists), and M. Kavanagh (5 points, 5 goals); at New York, 8/13/16 Opponents: J. Wolf - 10 points, 6 goals, 4 assists; vs. Rochester, 6/18/16 Opponents: Rob Pannell (5 points, 1 goal, 4 assists), Kevin Crowley (5 points, 5 goals) Playoffs: Has never happened and Brendan Kearns (5 points, 3 goals, 2 assists); at New York, 9/7/19 11+ POINTS: Playoffs: Has never happened Outlaws: Eric Law — 11 Points, 7 Goals, 4 Assists; vs. Florida, 6/16/18 TWO PLAYERS WITH 8+ GROUND BALLS Playoffs: Has never happened Outlaws: Mike Bocklet (9) and Matt Bocklet (9); vs. Chesapeake, 7/27/17 Playoffs: Max Opponents: John Grant Jr. - 14 Points, 7 goals, 2 2PG, 4 Assists; vs. Rochester, 6/16/07 Adler (9) and Zach Currier (9), at Chesapeake, 8/11/18 Playoffs: Has never happened Opponents: Stephen Kelly (13) and Isaiah Davis-Allen (12); vs. Chesapeake, 5/13/18 10+ GROUND BALLS: Playoffs: Joel White (9) and Drew Simoneau (8); at Dallas 8/18/18 Outlaws: Max Adler — 13 Ground Balls, 1 Goal; at Chesapeake, 8/3/17 6+ GOALS IN A QUARTER: Playoffs: Has never happened Outlaws: 6 Goals in 3rd Quarter; at Atlanta, 8/4/18 Opponents: Joe Nardella — 11 Ground Balls, 0 goals; at Atlanta, 8/24/18 Playoffs: 6 Goals in 3rd Quarter; at New York, 8/13/16 Opponents: 6 goals in 1st Playoffs: Greg Gurenlian — 15 Ground Balls, 0 Goals; at New York, 8/13/16 Quarter; at Atlanta, 8/4/18 15+ GROUND BALLS: Playoffs: 8 Goals in 4th Quarter; vs. Ohio, 8/19/17 Outlaws: Matt Bocklet — 15 Ground Balls, 0 Goals; at Florida, 7/11/16 15+ GOALS IN A HALF: Playoffs: Has never happened Outlaws: 15 Goals in 1st Half; at Denver, 7/4/17 Playoffs: Has never happened Opponents: Greg Gurenlian — 18 Ground Balls, 1 goal; at New York, 7/9/15 Opponents: 16 Goals in 2nd Half; at Denver, 5/13/18 Playoffs: Greg Gurenlian — 15 Ground Balls, 0 Goals; at New York, 8/13/16 Playoffs: Has never happened 25+ FACEOFF WINS: 10+ MARGIN OF VICTORY: Outlaws: Max Adler, 28-of-39; vs. Boston, 7/4/18 Outlaws: 25-11, vs. Boston 7/4/18 Playoffs: Has never happened Playoffs: Has never happened Opponents: Stephen Kelly, 26-of-44; vs. Chesapeake, 5/13/18 Opponents: 23-12; at Atlanta, 5/14/16 Playoffs: 16-6; vs. Chesapeake, 8/26/12 Playoffs: Paul Cantabene, 27-of-36; vs. Philadelphia, 8/27/06 POINTS: SAVES: GAME-WINNING GOALS: 1. Mundorf, Brendan – 347 1. Schwartzman, Jesse - 1,353 1. Sieverts, Jeremy - 4 (2014) 2. Sieverts, Jeremy – 257 2. Kelly, Jack - 468 2. Law, Eric - 3 (2016) 3. Eric Law – 256 3. Tierney, Trevor - 329 Sieverts, Jeremy - 3 (2012) 4. Snider, Drew – 233 4. LaPlante, Ryan - 68 Langtry, Brian - 3 (2009) 5. Langtry, Brian – 186 5. Cipriano, Charlie - 61 Law, Mike - 3 (2006)
GOALS: SAVE PCT. (MIN 40 SV): GROUND BALLS: 1. Mundorf, Brendan – 229 1. Tierney, Trevor - .560 1. Adler, Max - 110 (2019) 2. Snider, Drew – 174 2. Cipriano, Charlie - .550 2. Bocklet, Matt - 101 (2016) 3. Law, Eric – 170 3. Schwartzman, Jesse - .545 3. Bocklet, Matt - 83 (2015) 4. Sieverts, Jeremy – 146 4. Kelly, Jack - .544 4. Snider, Geoff - 78 (2008) 5. Brown, Matt - 138 5. Fullerton, Adam - .494 5. Snider, Geoff - 76 (2007)
TWO-POINT GOALS: GOALS AGAINST AVG.: SHOTS ON GOAL: 1. Sieverts, Jeremy - 30 1. Schwartzman, Jesse - 11.8 1. Lee, Ryan - 76 (2019) 2. Langtry, Brian - 12 2. Kelly, Jack - 12.5 2. Bocklet, Chris - 69 (2013) Sonke, Jeff - 12 3. Smith, Alex - 12.6 3. Snider, Drew - 67 (2015) 3. Sims, Josh - 9 4. Cipriano, Charlie - 13.3 Law, Mike= 67 (2006) 4. Seibald, Max - 7 Tierney, Trevor - 13.3 4. Sieverts, Jeremy - 66 (2016) Mundorf, Brendan - 66 (2012) ASSISTS: GOALIE WINS: 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 118 1. Schwartzman, Jesse - 72 FACEOFF ATTEMPTS: 2. Law, Eric - 85 2. Kelly, Jack - 22 1. Adler, Max - 439 (2019) 3. Sieverts, Jeremy - 83 3. Tierney, Trevor - 14 2. Snider, Geoff - 363 (2008) 4. Langtry, Brian - 75 3. Cercy, Chris - 358 (2006) 5. Grant Jr., John - 71 GAMES PLAYED: 4. Kelly, Anthony - 354 (2013) 1. Bocklet, Matt - 129 5. Snider, Geoff - 338 (2007) POWER-PLAY GOALS: 2. Zink, Lee - 110 1. Westervelt, Drew - 21 3. Schwartzman, Jesse - 106 FACEOFF WINS: 2. Brown, Matt - 19 4. Mundorf, Brendan - 90 1. Adler, Max - 256 (2019) 3. Law, Eric - 18 5. Sieverts, Jeremy - 88 2. Kelly Anthony - 195 (2013) 4. Snider, Drew – 17 3. Snider, Geoff - 188 (2007) 5. Bocklet, Chris - 14 Cercy, Chris - 188 (2006) 4. Snider, Geoff - 175 (2008) POWER-PLAY ASSISTS: POINTS: 5. Kelly, Tom - 174 (2017) 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 30 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 59 (2012) Kelly, Tom - 174 (2016) 2. Sieverts, Jeremy - 14 2. Law, Eric - 58 (2018) 3. Sims, Josh - 11 3. Bocklet, Chris - 55 (2013) FACEOFF PCT. (MIN 100 ATT): 4. Langtry, Brian - 9 4. Grant Jr., John - 54 (2014) 1. Hiken, B. - .619 (65-105) (2016) Grant Jr., John - 9 5. Law, Eric - 52 (2014) 2. Kelly, A. - .584 (87-149) (2012) Law, Eric - 52 (2017) 3. Adler, M. - .583 (256-439) (2019) GAME-WINNING GOALS: 4. Kelly, A. - .567 (169-298) (2015) 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 10 GOALS: 5. Kelly, T. - .567 ()174-307) (2017) Sieverts, Jeremy - 10 1. Bocklet, Chris - 42 (2013) 2. Law, Eric - 9 2. Law, Eric - 40 (2018) SAVES: 3. Snider, Drew – 6 3. Brown, Chris - 38 (2006) 1. Kelly, Jack - 194 (2017) Westervelt, Drew - 6 Lee, Ryan - 38 (2019) 2. Schwartzman, Jesse - 193 (2008) 4. Bocklet, Mike - 37 (2017) 3. Tierney, Trevor - 188 (2006) GROUND BALLS: 5. Law, Eric - 36 (2014) 4. Ward, Dillon - 187 (2019) 1. Bocklet, Matt - 638 Mundorf, Brendan - 36 (2007) 5. Schwartzman, Jesse - 184 (2013) 2. Zink, Lee - 244 3. Kelly, Anthony - 205 TWO-POINT GOALS: SAVE PCT. (MIN 100 SV.): 4. Snider, Drew - 196 1. Sonke, Jeff - 8 (2006) 1. Schwartzman, Jesse - .597 (2013) 5. Snider, Geoff - 163 2. Sieverts, Jeremy - 7 (2014) 2. Tierney, Trevor - .586 (2006) Sieverts. Jeremy - 7 (2012) 3. Schwartzman, Jesse - .566 (2011) SHOTS ON GOAL: Sims, Josh - 7 (2006) 4. Schwartzman, Jesse - .560 (2014) 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 415 3. Sieverts, Jeremy - 6 (2013) 5. Schwartzman, Jesse - .551 (2008) 2. Sieverts, Jeremy - 348 3. Snider, Drew - 313 ASSISTS: GOALS AGST AVG. (MIN. 9 GP): 4. Law, Eric - 272 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 27 (2012) 1. Schwartzman, Jesse - 9.7 (2013) 5. Langtry, Brian - 234 2. Grant Jr., John - 26 (2014) 2. Schwartzman, Jesse - 9.9 (2011) 3. Powell, Ryan - 23 (2008) 3. Schwartzman, Jesse - 11.0 (2012) FACEOFF ATTEMPTS: 4. Law, Eric - 20 (2017) 4. Schwartzman, Jesse - 11.3 (2009) 1. Kelly, Anthony - 1104 Langtry, Brian - 20 (2008) 5. Kelly, Jack - 11.8 (2017) 2. Snider, Geoff - 738 Aslanian, Chris - 20 (2019) 3. Kelly, Tom - 837 GOALIE WINS: 4. Hennessey, Andrew - 430 POWER-PLAY GOALS: 1. Schwartzman, Jesse - 14 (2013) 5. Cercy, Chris – 358 1. Bocklet, Chris - 9 (2013) 2. Schwartzman, Jesse - 11 (2012) 2. Cloutier, Chris - 7 (2018) 3. Kelly, Jack - 9 (2017) FACEOFF WINS: Westervelt, Drew - 7 (2011) Schwartzman, Jesse (2009) 1. Kelly, Anthony - 610 Westervelt, Drew - 7 (2009) Tierney, Trevor - 9 (2006) 2. Kelly, Tom - 456 4. Snider, Drew - 6 (2013) 3. Adler, Max - 433 Brown, Matt - 6 (2009) 4. Snider, Geoff - 373 5. Hennessey, Andrew - 225 POWER-PLAY ASSISTS: 1. Mundorf, Brendan - 7 (2012) FACEOFF PERCENTAGE (MIN 100 ATT): Sims, Josh - 7 (2009) 1. Adler, Max - .578 2. Mundorf, Brendan - 6 (2011) 2. Kelly, Anthony - .553 3. Four Players - 5 (----) 3. Kelly, Tom - .545 4. Cercy, Chris - .525 5. Hennessey, Andrew - .523 SAVES: POINTS: SCORE: 1. at Chi., 8/5/06 (29) 1. E. Law: 11 (7, 4, 0) vs. Fla., 6/16/18 1. vs. Fla., 6/16/18 (26) 2. vs. Che., 6/21/14 (28) 2. Mi. Bocklet - 10 (5, 5, 0) vs. Fla., 7/19/15 vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (26) 3. vs. L.A., 6/9/07 (27) B. Mundorf - 10 (6, 4, 0) vs. Ham., 5/14/11 2. vs. Box., 7/4/18 (25) vs. Cha., 6/29/13 (27) 3. M. Kavanagh - 9 (5, 4, 0) vs. Dal., 8/18/18* 3. vs. Atl., 7/4/17 (24) 4. vs. Bal., 6/3/06 (26) C. Cloutier - 9 (6, 3, 0) vs. Bos., 7/4/18 vs. Bos., 5/31/13 (24) J. Grant Jr. - 9 (6, 3, 0) at Ohio, 7/26/14 vs. Chi., 5/20/06 (24) SHORTHANDED GOALS: M. Law - 9 (4, 3, 2) vs. Bal., 6/3/06 vs. Bal., 6/3/06 (24) 1. at Bos., 8/9/08 (2) 2. 12 times, last at Roc., 7/28/16 (1) GOALS: POINTS: 1. E. Law vs. Fla., 6/16/18 (7) 1. vs. Fla., 6/16/18 (42) GOALS IN ONE QUARTER: C. Bocklet vs. Fla., 7/19/15 (7) vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (42) 1. vs. Chi., 5/20/06 1st (11) J. Grant Jr. vs. Roc., 6/20/15 (7) 2. vs. Bal., 6/3/06 (36) 2. vs. Cha., 7/14/12 1st (10) M. Brown vs. L.A., 7/1/06 (7) 3. vs. Atl., 7/4/17 (35) vs. Roc., 6/26/07 4th (10) vs. Ham., 6/8/13 (35) 3. vs. Atl., 7/4/17 2nd (9) TWO-POINT GOALS: 4. vs. L.A., 7/1/06 (34) vs. L.A., 5/17/08 2nd (9) 1. J. Sieverts vs. Bos., 5/31/13 (2) vs. L.A., 5/17/08 (34) vs. S.F., 6/14/08 3rd (9) J. Sieverts at Cha., 4/28/12 (2) at Ham., 7/28/12 (34) at Chi., 6/30/07 1st (9) M. Seibald vs. Bos., 7/3/11 (2) B. Langtry at Chi., 6/7/09 (2) GOALS: GOALS IN ONE HALF: B. Langtry vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (2) 1. vs. Bos., 7/4/18 (25) 1. vs. Roc., 6/26/07 2nd (18) J. Sonke at L.I., 7/29/06 (2) 2. vs. Fla., 6/16/18 (24) 2. at Chi., 6/30/07 1st (15) M. Law vs. Bal., 6/3/06 (2) 3. vs. Atl., 7/4/17 (22) 3. vs. L.A., 5/17/08 1st (14) J. Sonke at S.F., 5/28/06 (2) at Ohio, 7/26/14 (22) vs. L.A., 7/1/06 1st (14) J. Sims vs. Chi., 5/20/06 (2) vs. Ham., 6/8/13 (22) vs. Chi., 5/20/06 1st (14) vs. Chi., 7/4/07 (22) ASSISTS: vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (22) MARGIN OF VICTORY: 1. M. Kavanagh vs. Roc., 8/12/17 (6) 1. vs. Bos., 7/4/18 14 (25-11) 2. M. Kavanagh vs. Dal., 8/18/18 (5) ASSISTS: vs. Ohio, 6/22/13 14 (19-5) Four Others — 5 1. vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (16) vs. Cha., 7/14/12 14 (21-7) vs. Bos., 7/4/18 (16) 2. vs. Ham., 6/8/13 13 (22-9) GROUND BALLS: vs. Fla., 6/16/18 (16) vs. Roc., 5/18/13 13 (20-7) 1. G. Snider vs. Chi., 7/4/07 (17) 3. at Che., 7/31/14 (15) 2. M. Bocklet at Fla., 6/11/16 (16) 4. at Che., 8/3/17 (14) 3. M. Adler at Che., 8/3/17 (13) at Bos., 7/19/12 (14) G. Snider vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (13) 4. M. Bocklet at Roc. 7/28/16 (12) GROUND BALLS: M. Adler vs. Che. 7/4/19 (12) 1. vs. Fla., 7/19/15 (53) 2. vs. Cha., 7/14/12 (51) FACEOFF WINS: 3. vs. Che., 5/24/15 (49) 1. M. Adler vs. Bos., 7/4/18 (28) at L.I., 6/3/11 (49) G. Snider vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (28) 4. at Dal., 4/29/18 (48) 2. C. Cercy vs. Chi., 5/20/06 (27) 3. G. Snider at Chi., 6/2/07 (27) POWER-PLAY GOALS: 4. T. Kelly at Fla., 6/11/16 (26) 1. at Ham., 8/10/13 (5) vs. Fla., 6/16/18 (5) FACEOFF PCT. (MIN 10 ATT): 2. vs. Cha., 6/29/13 (4) 1. M. Adler at. Che, 8/10/19 (.958) vs. Ham., 5/5/12 (4) 2. T. Kelly vs. Ohio, 7/23/17 (.893) vs. Ham., 5/14/11 (4) 3. A. Kelly at Ohio, 4/19/15 (.800) 3. 10 times (last: vs. N.Y., 7/25/15) (3) 4. A. Hennessey vs. L.I., 6/25/11 (.793) 5. A. Kelly vs. Che., 5/24/15 (.774) TWO-POINT GOALS: 1. vs. Bos., 5/31/13 (4) SAVES: at Cha., 4/28/12 (4) 1. T. Tierney at Chi., 8/5/06 (29) vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (4) 2. J. Schwartzman vs. Che. 6/21/14 (28) vs. Bal., 6/3/06 (4) 3. J. Schwartzman vs. Cha., 6/29/13 (27) 2. at Tor., 6/27/09 (3) T. Tierney vs. L.A., 6/9/07 (27) at L.A., 7/8/06 (3) 4. J. Kelly vs. Fla., 5/6/18 (26) vs. S.F., 6/10/06 (3)
SHOTS ON GOAL: 1. at Che., 8/3/17 (48) 2. vs. Chi., 5/20/06 (47) 3. at Chi., 8/5/06 (46) at L.A., 7/8/06 (46) 4. vs. L.A., 7/1/06 (45)
FACEOFF WINS: 1. vs. Roc., 6/26/07 (28) 2. at Chi., 6/2/07 (27) vs. Chi., 5/20/06 (27) 3. at Fla., 6/11/16 (26) vs. Chi., 7/4/07 (25) vs. S.F., 6/10/06 (25)
FACEOFF PCT. (MIN 10 ATT): 1. vs. Ohio, 7/23/17 (.862) 2. at Ohio, 4/19/15 (.800) vs. L.I., 6/25/11 (.800) 3. at L.I., 6/3/11 (.783) 4. vs. Che., 5/24/15 (.774) vs. Cha., 7/14/12 (.774) P A G E 6 5
IN REMEMBRANCE P A G E 6 4
Though the team was released by the Bowlen family Denver Outlaws (shortly following the passing of Pat in summer '19), the Outlaws are deeply embedded with the core values of Pursuit of Excellence a winning team and will continue to uphold those values.
THEN, NOW, AND BEYOND Under the dynamic leadership of Pat Bowlen, the Outlaws are the winningest franchise in MLL history When Pat Bowlen founded Denver's Major League (124-62, .666), earning a playoff berth 13 of the team's Lacrosse team in 2006, and since then, the Outlaws 14 seasons and three championship titles. have remained faithful to Pat's vision for excellence and winning attitude. The Denver Outlaws will continue to pursue excellence in the memory of Pat and dedicate every future victory in part to the man who started it all.