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BOSTON CANNONS NOTES MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE CHAMPIONS: 2011 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE RUNNER-UPS: 2004 AMERICAN DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 2004, 2005 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS: 2010, 2011 KELLER A. DINAN [email protected] BOSTONCANNONS.COM/GAMENOTES BOSTON CANNONS (3-0; - GB) VS DENVER OUTLAWS (2-1; 1.0 GB) Saturday, June 29, 2019 • 5:02 PM EST • Veterans Memorial Stadium • Quincy, MA Nick Marrocco (3-0; 11.00 GAA) vs Dillan Ward (2-1; 13.05 GAA) Game #4 • Home Game #3 • TV: NBC Sports Boston • Mobile: NBC Sports MY TEAMS App • Radio: N/A THE CHAMPS COME INTO TITLETOWN: The JUNIOR CANNONS: The Boston Cannons Denver Outlaws, the 2018 MLL Champions, announced in October the creation of a Junior come into Quincy to even the Den/Bos series, Cannons program. This program offers elite 10-10 while Boston looks to get their fourth junior athletes the opportunity to wear the win against the Outlaws on home-turf. Lead by Boston Cannons Shield and represent the best veteran and MLL Career Scoring Leader John lacrosse players in New England. With two Grant Jr, Cannons Goalie Nick Marrocco looks teams at the U11 (graduating classes of 2026- to get his first win against the Outlaws in his 2027) and U13 (graduating classes of 2024- young MLL career. 2025) level, these teams will compete in two local showcase games in Boston and at least COCKERTON LOOKS TO CHASE HISTORY: MEDIA INFORMATION one other showcase event in another Major Cannons Attackman Mark Cockerton is League Lacrosse city, prior to a Cannons away Gameday materials – including game notes, currently in the lead in goals scored in MLL with game. stat packs, & post-game interviews – will be 12 on the season. Cockerton has had at leaset available for download online. two goals socred since joining the team in Cannons’ Head Coach Sean Quirk and Assistant 2018. Coach Ben Rubeor will take point on these new teams. These programs will be held to the THE MATCH-UP 2019 Stats Cockerton MLL Rank same professional standards of the Boston Games 3 - Cannons, as they will wear Cannons uniforms, The Boston Cannons look to go 4-6 since Goals 12 1st including their helmets. 2008 on home turf against the Outlaws, SOG 21 2nd while getting outscored by Denver in that NEW STADIUM, NEW EXPERIENCE: The GPG 4.00 1st span, 123-128. Cannons and the City of Quincy announced a new partnership in December that made Cockerton is on pace to record 64 total points VS THE OUTLAWS Veterans Memorial Stadium the home of the this season, which would break his personal Boston Cannons beginning in the 2019 season. best of 47 while with the Ohio Machine in All-Time (Since 2008) ….………………….10-10 As part of the multi-year agreement, the 2017. With Cockerton gettting all his points In Boston …………………………….……..…..3-7 Cannons will make a significant investment to mostly from scoring goals, the regular season In Denver…………..……..…………………….7-3 enhance the historic stadium. goals record could be in play for Cockerton. 2018…………………………….……….………......0-1 Following the annoucnemnt in March, the City In Boston……………………………………..…..0-0 GRANT JR. VS. DEFENSE: Denver’s Offensive of Quincy & the Cannons finalized an In Denver…...………………………..………….0-1 Coordinator and Attackman John Grant Jr is agreement that resulted in the Cannons making his comeback known to all of the investing over $1.5 million in major lacrosse community. Most recently, breaking improvements at the stadium. As part of the CANNONS TEAM LEADERS the All-Time MLL scoring record against the multi-year agreement, the Cannons will make Atlanta Blaze on June 8. Grant is still a scoring significant improvements at the historic Field ___ . threat, which will make Defensive Coordinator stadium to greatly expand and enhance the Goals………………………………….Cockerton (12) John Klepacki think about his defensive experience of fans and all other users of the 2 Point Goals………………….………Denhoff (1) matchups. The Cannons have the lowest goals stadium. These included a new Daktronics Assists…………………………………...……Sands (8) against average in the league, with thanks to scoreboard, an all-new Champions Club, new Points………………………………...Cockerton (13) Goalie Nick Marrocco and the Cannons long folding seats within the stadium, and new Shots………………………………….Cockerton (26) pole defenders. landscape to create a family friendly SOG…………………………………….Cockerton (17) Grant, who has six points (three goals, three enviroment. GB...………………………………………Reisman (22) assists) this season, has come out as saying he FO…………………………...………Reisman (45-87) isn’t where he would like to be physically, but Goalies __ . he is doing it for the love of the game, and for Games Played…………….………… Marrocco (3) his daughter who had never seen him play Minutes…………………….....Marrocco (180:00) before. Grant has scored 32 goals against GAA………………………….…….Marrocco (11.00) Boston since 2001, and will attempt to add on Saves……………………………….… Marrocco (41) to that total in 2019. Boston Cannons Game Notes CANNONS ACTIVE ROSTER Page 2 # PLAYER POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT MLL EXPERIENCE (TEAM EXPERIENCE) COLLEGE 1 NICK MARROCCO GOALIE 6’0” 180 LBS 2 YR (2 YR) GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY (’18) 4 JAY DRAPEAU MIDFIELD 5’10” 170 LBS ROOKIE LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MARYLAND (’19) 11 P.T. RICCI DEFENSE 5’10” 195 LBS 10 YRS (3 YR) LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MARYLAND (’09) 12 ZACH GOODRICH MIDFIELD 6’2” 200 LBS ROOKIE TOWSON UNIVERSITY (’19) 13 JOHN UPPGREN ATTACK 5’11” 190 LBS 6 YRS (4 YRS) TUFTS UNIVERSITY (’16) 15 SHAWN EVANS ATTACK 5’8” 175 LBS 3 YRS (1 YR) BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY (’05) 17 RYLAND REES LSM 6’2” 210 LBS ROOKIE STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY (’19) 18 TIM EDWARDS MIDFIELD 6’2” 195 LBS 3 YRS (2 YRS) CANISIUS COLLEGE (’15) 20 TATE BOYCE GOALIE 5’10” 189 LBS ROOKIE PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (’19) 22 WILL SANDS ATTACH 5’10” 183 LBS ROOKIE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY (’18) 23 CHALLEN ROGERS MIDFIELD 6’4” 220 LBS 3 YRS (3 YRS) STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY (’16) 25 KYLE DENHOFF MIDFIELD 6’0” 190 LBS 6 YRS (1 YR) SAIT JOHN FISHER COLLEGE (’12) 28 ZED WILLIAMS ATTACK 6’2” 185 LBS 2 YRS (1 YR) UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (’17) 32 KEVIN REISMAN FOS 5’11” 210 LBS 3 YRS (1 YR) LIMESTONE COLLEGE (’17) 41 MARK COCKERTON MIDFIELD 5’11” 185 LBS 4 YRS (1 YR) UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (’14) 44 MATT DDZIAMA MIDFIELD 6’0” 190 LBS ROOKIE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (’19) 47 KYLE JACKSON ATTACK 5’9” 166 LBS 2 YRS (2 YRS) UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (’16) 50 JAMES LEARY DEFENSE 5’10” 185 LBS 2 YRS (1 YR) UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT (’18) 55 SCOTT HOOPER DEFENSE 6’1” 200 LBS 2 YRS (1 YR) UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (’18) 57 MATT BERTRAMS MIDFIELD 5’9” 185 LBS 3 YRS (1 YR) UNIVERSITY OF ALBANY (’15) 77 JUSTIN PUGAL LSM 6’2” 230 LBS ROOKIE STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY (’19) 80 JAMES FAHEY III DEFENSE 6’2” 225 LBS 6 YRS (4 YRS) UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS (’14) 88 CONNOR O’HARA ATTACK 6’0” 175 LBS ROOKIE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY (’18) 92 MIKE SKUDIN DEFENSE 6’2” 205 LBS 8 YRS (1 YR) HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY (’12) - CHARLIE FORD LSM 6’2” 205 LBS 2 YRS (1 YR) GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY (’17) PRACTICE SQUAD # PLAYER POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT MLL EXPERIENCE (TEAM EXPERIENCE) COLLEGE 5 CAL DEARTH MIDFIELD 6’3” 215 LBS 3 YRS (3 YRS) BOSTON UNIVERSITY (’17) 7 MARTIN BOWES MIDFIELD 6’2” 210 LBS 7 YRS (4 YRS) UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD (’12) 33 CODY O’DONNELL LSM 6’0” 190 LBS 2 YRS (2 YRS) BRYANT UNIVERSITY (’18) 35 DOMINICK CALISTO DEFENSE 6’0” 190 LBS 3 YRS (1 YR) BOSTON UNIVERSITY (’17) 96 BILL O’BRIEN MIDFIELD 6’4” 235 LBS ROOKIE SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY (’10) - BENNY BORGOGNONE DEFENSE 5’9” 175 LBS ROOKIE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY (’18) MLL COLLEGE INACTIVES # PLAYER POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT MLL EXPERIENCE (TEAM EXPERIENCE) COLLEGE 2 JAMES BURR ATTACK 6’0” 190 LBS ROOKIE BOSTON UNIVERSITY (’19) 3 NATE SOLOMON ATTACK 5’10” 189 LBS ROOKIE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY (’19) - CHARLIE DURBIN MIDFIELD 6’0” 185 LBS ROOKIE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY (’19) - TYSON BOMBERRY DEFENSE 6’0” 227 LBS ROOKIE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY (’19) MLL INACTIVES # PLAYER POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT MLL EXPERIENCE (TEAM EXPERIENCE) COLLEGE 4 TOM KENNEDY MIDFIELD 5’11” 190 LBS 2 YR (2 YR) BRYANT UNIVERSITY (’18) MLL INJURY RESERVE INACTIVES # PLAYER POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT MLL EXPERIENCE (TEAM EXPERIENCE) COLLEGE 81 JAKE WITHERS FOS 5’11” 200 LBS 3 YRS (1 YR) OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY (’17) 3 Boston Cannons Game Notes 2018 BOSTON CANNONS SCHEDULE Page 3 GAME # DATE TIME OPPONENT RESULT STREAK GOALS ASSISTS ATTENDANCE 1 JUNE 1 5:00 PM EST NEW YORK W, 14-13 W1 14 6 5,025 2 JUNE 9 4:00 PM EST @ DALLAS W, 16-10 W2 16 8 3,412 3 JUNE 22 5:00 PM EST NEW YORK W, 18-11 W3 18 9 3,621 4 JUNE 29 5:00 PM EST DENVER - - - - - 5 JULY 7 1:30 PM EST @ DALLAS - - - - - 6 JULY 11 12:00 PM EST @ NEW YORK - - - - - 7 JULY 13 8:00 PM EST @ ATLANTA - - - - - 8 JULY 20 5:00 PM EST ATLANTA - - - - - - JULY 27 - MLL ALL-STAR GAME - - - - - 9 AUGUST 3 6:00 PM EST @ DENVER - - - - - 10 AUGUST 10 5:00 PM EST ATLANTA - - - - - 11 AUGUST 17 7:00 PM EST @ CHESAPEAKE - - - - - 12 AUGUST 24 5:00 PM EST DALLAS - - - - - 13 AUGUST 31 5:00 PM EST DENVER - - - - - 14 SEPTEMBER 7 5:00 PM EST CHESAPEAKE - - - - - 15 SEPTEMBER 14 8:00 PM EST @ ATLANTA - - - - - 16 SEPTEMBER 21 5:00 PM EST DALLAS - - - - - BOSTON CANNONS PLAYERS Pronunciation Guide: • Tyson Bomberry: TIE-SON BOMB-BERRY • Jay Drapeau: DRAY-POE • Matt Dziama: JA-MA • Nick Marrocco: MA-ROC-KOO • Benny Borgognone: BOR-GEE-ONN-EE • P.T.
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Paige Gadsby, MLL [email protected] Major League Lacrosse and CONNY Youth Lacrosse Ask Athletes "What Does Lacrosse Mean To You" Eight winners from the essay contest will be part of the Semi-Final Game in Fairfield, CT Boston, MA (April 5, 2016) - What does lacrosse mean to you? One simple question can ultimately give eight kids the chance of a lifetime: the chance to be a part of a Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Semi-Final Game. MLL announced today an essay contest in conjunction with CONNY Youth Lacrosse (CONNY) that will give youth lacrosse players the opportunity to participate as a ball boy/girl during the 2016 Semi-Final Game at Rafferty Stadium at Fairfield University on Saturday, August 13. “We’re excited to be working closely with CONNY again, on this Semi-Final Game and providing kids the opportunity through this essay contest to be part of the action so close to the field,” says MLL Commissioner David Gross. The essay contest is open to all youth lacrosse players ages 12 and up. Those interested in the chance to join the playoff action must submit an essay of up to 500 words, double-spaced, answering the question, “What does lacrosse mean to you?” Jack Couch, Secretary of CONNY Lacrosse, will review the submitted essays and a selection committee will choose eight deserving winners. “CONNY is thrilled to be teaming with the MLL once again on our essay contest," says President Emeritus of CONNY Bob Russell. "The opportunity for all of our players and their families to be gifted with the chance to not only watch the best lacrosse players in the world compete, but to be an integral part of the game will make for an amazing experience.” CONNY is one of the preeminent volunteer-run associations for youth lacrosse in the United States.