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MLL Draft Live Blog

January 10, 2014, 5:58 pm
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The Outlaws selected Jeremy Noble (Denver, Midfield) with the sixth pick in the first round of the MLL Collegiate Draft. Noble scored 11 goals and had seven assists last season, but missed the second half of the season due to injury. He has 98 career points with DU (54 goals, 44 assists). Noble's Bio

In the second round with the 16th overall pick, Denver selected Brent Hiken (Stevensen, FOGO). Hiken won 71% of his faceoffs in 2013. Hiken's Bio

In the third round with the 22nd overall pick, the Outlaws selected Ty Souders (Lehigh, Defense). Souders is one of Lehigh's captains and had 35 groundballs and 19 caused turnovers in 2013 and 31 and 15 in 2012. Souders Bio

In the fourth round with the 30th overall pick, Denver selected Colin Dunster (Bryant, Midfield).  Dunster Bio

In the fifth round, with the 38th overall pick, the Outlaws selected Jamie Faus (Denver, Goalie). Faus Bio

In the sixth round, with the 43rd overall pick, the Outlaws selected James Connelly (Delaware, Defense)

With the 46th overall pick in the sixth round, the Outlaws select Nick Fernandez (Princeton, Midfield).

In the seventh and final round, Denver selected it's third player from the University of Denver, defensive midfielder Terry Ellis and Ben McIntosh (Drexel, Midfield).
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Outlaws Draft Nine in 2014 MLL Collegiate Draft

January 10, 2014, 9:12 pm
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DENVER– The Denver Outlaws drafted nine players, including three from the University of Denver in the 2014 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft.

The Outlaws opened their draft by choosing midfielder Jeremy Noble from the University of Denver with the sixth-overall pick. Noble has totaled 54 goals and 44 assists for 98 points in 44 career games through his first three years with the Pioneers. A 2013 Tewaaraton Award Watch List member, Noble is a two-time All-American at the University of Denver.

Denver’s next pick came at No. 16 overall, which the team used to select Brent Hiken, a faceoff specialist from Stevenson University. Hiken was a 2013 USILA Honorable Mention All-American who ranked fourth in the nation with a .709 faceoff percentage (202-of-285).

With their third selection, the Outlaws added defenseman Ty Sounders from Lehigh. Sounders is a two-time All-American, who has started all 50 games he has played and caused 42 turnovers with 95 ground balls in his three-year collegiate career.

The Outlaws used their fourth-round pick on Colin Dunster, a midfielder from Bryant University. Dunster ranked fourth in the NEC averaging 2.0 goals per game as a sophomore, leading the Bulldogs in points (50) and goals (36).

In the fifth round, the Outlaws selected goalie Jamie Faus, the second player from the University of Denver drafted by the Outlaws. Faus earned USILA honorable-mention All-America honors in 2011 and has posted an 8.71 goals-against average in 39 career games for the Pioneers. Faus has saved 328-of-595 shots in his three-year career, posting a 22-8 record with a .551 save percentage in the span.

Next, the Outlaws picked defenseman James Connelly from Delaware and midfielder Nick Fernandez from Princeton in the sixth round.

In the seventh round, Denver drafted midfielder Terry Ellis, the third member of the team’s 2014 draft class from the University of Denver.

The Outlaws concluded their selections by picking Ben McIntosh, a defenseman out of Drexel with the 62nd overall choice in the 2014 Collegiate Draft.

Overall, the Outlaws added four midfielders, three defensemen, one goalie and one faceoff specialist in the draft.

OUTLAWS 2014 COLLEGIATE DRAFT CHOICES
Round
Pick
Player
Position
College
1
6
Jeremy Noble
Midfield
University of Denver
2
16
Brent Hiken
Faceoff
Stevensen
3
22
Ty Souders
Defense
Lehigh
4
30
Colin Dunster
Midfield
Bryant
5
38
Jamie Faus
Goalie
University of Denver
6
43
James Connelly
Defense
Delaware
6
46
Nick Fernandez
Midfield
Princeton
7
54
Terry Ellis
Midfield
University of Denver
8
62
Ben McIntosh
Defense
Drexel

View the full 2014 MLL College Draft results here.

Season tickets for the Denver Outlaws are now available and include seven home games. Call 303-OUTLAWSto place your order.
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Outlaws Trade Kiekebelt for Groot

January 13, 2014, 8:06 pm
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DENVER– The Denver Outlaws acquired midfielder Dan Groot from Rochester in exchange for defenseman M.J. Kiekebelt, the team announced on Monday.

“Bringing a player on board with the experience of Dan Groot is a great acquisition for the team.” Outlaws General Manager Tony Seaman said. “Dan is a terrific transition player and someone that can help impact our team."

Groot is entering his sixth Major League Lacrosse season in 2014, and has totaled 12 goals with eight assists for 20 points to go with 78 ground balls in his first five seasons with Washington (2009), Denver (2010), Rochester (2011, ’13) and Ohio (2012).

A two-time American at the University of Maryland, Groot is currently an assistant coach at Rhodes College.

Kiekebelt, is entering his third MLL season in 2014, and has scored two goals, including a two-pointer with 24 ground balls in his first two seasons with Hamilton. He is currently an assistant coach at Cornell.

Season tickets for the Denver Outlaws are now available and include seven home games. Call 303-OUTLAWS to place your order.
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Children's Hospital Visit

January 17, 2014, 8:47 am
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Outlaws players Jeremy Sieverts and Chris Bocklet visited a 14 year old boy named Josiah at Children's Hospital on Thursday, January 16. Josiah is recovering from back surgery and his grandmother arranged for the visit as she knew Josiah was a huge Outlaws fan and the visit would brighten his spirtis.

Thank you to Tom Kimmel Photography and Josiah's family for sharing these photos of the visit with us. The Outlaws wish Josiah a speedy recovery and we can't wait to see you at an Outlaws game this season!







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OUTLAWS ACADEMY 2014 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

January 21, 2014, 9:34 am
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 OUTLAWS ACADEMY 2014 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

OUTLAWS ACADEMY 2014 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
The schedule includes events in Colorado and Oregon.

DENVER– As the lone Major League Lacrosse team in the Western United States, the Denver Outlaws Lacrosse Club understands its role in growing the sport of lacrosse and giving young players the chance to enhance their lacrosse skills in a professional and fun environment.  Through its various programs, participants of all levels will receive top-level instruction and learn to live, act, and play like a pro! The Outlaws Academy is a fully-integrated training and development program for youth lacrosse players, ages 7 and up, with the sole purpose of cultivating lacrosse players.
The Denver Outlaws Academy will be hosting a variety of exciting events for the upcoming 2014 season that will include a clinic series, the Faceoff Classic Youth Tournament, a lacrosse camp and an open tryout. 

The 2014 Youth Clinic Series:
The 2014 Youth clinic series will be hosted and run by the Denver Outlaws in locations throughout both Colorado and Oregon. The Youth Clinic Series will focus on developing and improving aspects of the game of lacrosse, for all skill level of players.

The Youth Clinics will be instructed by both Outlaws players and coaches, who will be focusing on player development stressing growth by establishing and reaching individual goals. They will also be creating a competitive and fun learning environment that prioritizes player’s skill development over winning. Beyond the field instructors will also be instilling values and life-skills that benefit players outside of lacrosse: teamwork, discipline, commitment. All of this will be done with the overall goal of growing players’ lifelong passion for the sport of lacrosse and The Denver Outlaws.

The 2014 Youth Clinics will be available to all boys in grades 3rd-8th and cost $30 per participant. The April 6thclinic and June 8th clinics, will be open to both boys and girls.

The Youth Clinic Series will be held at the following locations and dates:

Pre-season Kick-off at Player’s Bench, Denver
  • Sunday, February 23 from 1:00 – 2:30 pm
  • Players Bench Denver (4401 South Tamarac Pkwy)
Ft. Collins
  • Sunday, March 9 from 10 – 11:30 am
  • Edge Sports Center (4450 Denrose Court, Ft Collins)
Colorado Springs
  • Sunday, March 23 from 10 – 11:30 am
  • Colorado Springs Sports Center (2450 Canada Drive, Colorado Springs)
Portland, Oregon
  • Saturday, March 22 and Sunday, March 23 from 10:00 - 3:30
  • Learn from Denver Outlaws players, Drew Snider and Chris O'Dougherty along with University of Oregon Ducks players and/or coaches.
  • Lakeridge High School (1235 Overlook Dr, Lake Oswego, OR 97034)
Highlands Ranch
  • Sunday, April 6 from 1:00 – 4:00 pm
  • Plum Creek Park (10230 S. Westridge Village Parkway, 80129)
  • For Boys and Girls
Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver*
  • Sunday, June 8 from 1:00 - 4:00 PM
  • Sports Authority Field at Mile High
  • For Boys and Girls
Stapleton
  • Sunday, June 15 from 1:00 – 2:30 PM
  • Fred Thomas Park (2400 N Quebec St)
Goalie and Shooting Clinic, Denver
  • Friday, June 20 from 3:00 - 5:00
  • Rosamond Park, Denver
  • Specialty clinic for goalies and shooting
Boulder
  • Sunday, June 22 from 1:00 – 2:30
  • South Boulder Rec Center (1360 Gillaspie, 80305)
Broomfield
  • Friday, July 18 from 1:00 - 2:30
  • Broomfield County Commons

For more information and to register, visithttp://www.denveroutlaws.com/2014ClinicSeries

The Denver Outlaws 2014 Faceoff Classic – Youth Tournament :
The Denver Outlaws will be hosting a team tournament in Denver on July 12 and 13, 2014.This youth tournament is open to boys teams in the following three divisions: U13, U11, U9. Each team is guaranteed at least 5 games (4 Round Robin games and 1 game of a seeded single elimination tournament).
The Faceoff Classic will be held Saturday July 12th- 13th at Denver's South High School, including All City Stadium. The first day of the tournament each team will play 3 of the 4 round robin games that will decide the placement of each team in the seeded tournament. The final day, July 13th, will conclude with the last game of the round robin followed by the Faceoff Classic’s seeded tournament.
The Cost for each team will be $1500 dollars, which will include a minimum of 5 refereed games (50 minutes in length) and a commemorative Outlaws Academy gift.
Space is limited. Teams will be registered on a first come, first serve basis. A $250 non-refundable deposit is required to hold a spot. Full payment must be received by June 15, 2014.
For more information and to register, visithttp://www.denveroutlaws.com/2014faceoffclassic

The Denver Outlaws Open Tryouts:

The Denver Outlaws are holding an open tryout on Sunday, March 30 at Foothills Sports Arena. General Manager Tony Seaman and Assistant GM, Jon Cohen, will be looking for players to fill out their 40-man preseason active rosters for Training Camp, Practice Squads and potentially their 25-man regular season active roster.

The tryout will consist of a brief combine where players will run through competitive skill drills and game-like situations followed by a scrimmage.

The Tryout will be held Sunday, March 30 from 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM at Foothills Sports Arena (3608 S. Kipling Parkway, Denver 80235). Check in will be at 9:00 AM and the tryout will begin at 9:30 AM.
The cost of the tryout will be $150 dollars per participant; this cost will cover both lunch and a reversible Denver Outlaws Academy pinnie.
This open tryout will be limited to 44 players, so make sure to register today.
For more information and to register, visithttp://www.denveroutlaws.com/opentryout


– www.DenverOutlaws.com–

About the Denver Outlaws
Part of Major League Lacrosse’s 2006 western expansion, the Outlaws have made the playoffs in each of their eight seasons. The organization is managed by Edge Sports & Entertainment – a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Denver Broncos Football Club. For more information, contact the Outlaws at 303-OUTLAWS (688-5297) or visit www.DenverOutlaws.com.

About Major League Lacrosse
Major League Lacrosse (MLL), the premiere professional outdoor lacrosse league, commenced play in June of 2001.  The MLL is comprised of eight teams located in Boston, Charlotte, Chesapeake, Columbus, Denver, Florida, New York and Rochester. Major League Lacrosse was founded by Jake Steinfeld and is headquartered in Boston. For more information, please visit the official league website at www.majorleaguelacrosse.com.

About Edge Sports & Entertainment

Created in 2005, Edge Sports & Entertainment is a full-service event sports and entertainment company focused on the development of live events, event production, and broadcast. Edge Sports & Entertainment is owned by Pat Bowlen.
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Three Outlaws Named to Team USA's 30-Man Roster

February 5, 2014, 5:48 pm
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DENVER–Goalie Jesse Schwartzman, defenseman Lee Zink and midfielder Drew Snider were selected to the U.S. National Lacrosse Team’s 30-man roster.

The 30 players will convene again June 22 at a location to be determined as they prepare for the 2014 MLL All-Star Game on June 26. They will then hold one final training camp July 6-9 in Colorado Springs before the FIL World Championship. The roster will be trimmed down to 25 or 26 (23-man roster plus two or three alternates) just in time for the World Championship which begins in Denver on July 10.

"I can't say enough good things about all of the guys who have been a part of this process," said Team USA Head Coach Richie Meade in a statement. "Both the guys who are continuing on and the ones who aren't have been incredible on and off the field since we started working on this process a year and a half ago. You could make a good case for each of them to be on this list, but we are really excited about the group we've put together. We're ready to move from the evaluation phase into the preparation phase as we look ahead to Denver."

The Outlaws’ three selections tied for second most of any Major League Lacrosse team.

Season tickets for the Denver Outlaws are now available and include seven home games. Call 303-OUTLAWS to place your order.
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Sports and Entertainment Career Fair & Symposium | Denver Outlaws Lacrosse

February 25, 2014, 8:29 am
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The Denver Outlaws would like to invite you to participate in a Career
Fair & Symposium to be held at Sports Authority Field at Mile High
in the West Club Lounge on Tuesday, March 25, 2013 from 4:00 - 7:00 PM.



This event is open to any individuals interested in pursuing a career in the sports and entertainment industry.



Beginning at 4:00 PM each participant will have the opportunity to meet
face to face with company representatives at their respective tables in
regards to potential full time, part time and internship opportunities
that may be available.



At 6:00 PM we will begin our career panel where executives from the
sports & entertainment industry will discuss their career paths and
provide valuable advice for individuals interested in similar careers.
There will be an open question and answer segment directed to a panel of
speakers currently working in the sports and entertainment industry.



The professionals currently scheduled to speak at the symposium include: Andy Gorchov, General Manager, Sports Authority Field at Mile High; Aaron Cook, Director of Ticket Sales, Denver Outlaws; Sandy Young, Senior Marketing Manager, Denver Broncos; Chris Joswick, Director of Events, Kroenke Sports Enterprises/Pepsi Center and Walker Monfort, Director of Corporate Sales, Colorado Rockies.





The registration cost is $30 if you sign-up before Monday, March 24th ($40 the day of the event). The fee includes:

1. Attendance to the Career Fair & Symposium

2. Complimentary Parking

3. 1 Ticket to a 2014 Denver Outlaws Lacrosse game



To register for this event please click here.



Make sure you remember to bring multiple copies of your resume. The reccomended dress code is business casual.


 
Participating Companies:
Denver Outlaws Lacrosse
Denver Broncos/ Sports Authority Field at Mile High
Kronke Sports Enterprises
University of Denver
Colorado College Athletics
Denver Cutthroats Pro Hockey
 
For more details and to register, please click here.
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Jeremy Boltus ships to Afghanistan

February 28, 2014, 8:54 am
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 Article courtesy of www.majorleaguelacrosse.com



By: Paul Ryan

Lacrosse players have to make plenty of sacrifices in their life, but Denver Outlaws attackman Jeremy Boltus will be making an even bigger one. The West Point grad will be serving in the United States Army for the next nine months, choosing country before all.
Boltus will give up playing in the 2014 season and fly to Afghanistan to take part in the “War on Terror.” This is his first deployment, so his first tour will be part of OEF 14.
“It makes me proud that I can serve this great country and be a part of one of the greatest teams this country has ever assembled,” Boltus said.
The Baldwinsville, N.Y. native has been a fantastic player in his MLL career. He’s recorded 76 points in just 33 games, registering 30 points in his first two seasons in the league. He’s played for three teams in his three years as a pro, suiting up for Hamilton, Charlotte and Denver.
However, the safety of the United States and its people come before sport for Boltus. Before he left, Jeremy had this message for the lacrosse world:
“The typical outsider would never realize how close and supportive the fans of this game truly are. I want to thank everyone for reaching out and for the endless support as I make this journey overseas. You guys really are some of the best fans in the world.
“As I start this next chapter, I'm working with John Jiloty of Inside Lacrosse to try and document what I can and keep in touch with the lacrosse world. Keep an eye out for a blog in the near future and I look forward to following another great season in the MLL. Go Denver Outlaws, time to bring a Steinfeld Trophy back to the Mile High city.”
We here at Major League Lacrosse would like to wish Jeremy and all his U.S. Army teammates the best of luck and a safe return.

You can follow Jeremy and wish him luck on Twitter and Instagram here:

Twitter: @j_boltus2
Instagram: jboltus2
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Outlaws Workout of the Day

March 10, 2014, 2:02 pm
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The Outlaws Strength and Conditioning Coach, Chris Spangler, was at the stadium today doing a workout with Matt and Chris and Ken Clausen. Here is what they did:

Plyo Warmup
MWOD (Mobility Workout of the Day)- Speed ladders and cone work
WOD- partner races of 5-10-15-20 yard shuttle runs and 100 dynamic pushups and 100 ground to air 25 pound plates.
5 minute cool down.

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Outlaws Host Successful Clinics

March 24, 2014, 8:03 am
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The Outlaws Academy hosted three clinics this weekend in Portland, Oregon and Colorado Springs Colorado.
The Outlaws teamed up with the University of Oregon to host a pair of clinics on Saturday and Sunday at Lakeridge High School in Lake Oswego, just outside of Portland. Drew Snider and Chris O'Dougherty of the Outlaws along with players and coaches from U of O taught about 100 kids lacrosse fundamentals and drills.
On Sunday, 45 kids joined Outlaws player Matt Bocklet and coach Jon Cohen in Colorado Springs for a similar clinic. Boys in 3rd through 8th grade worked with the Outlaws on their lacrosse skills at this sold out clinic.
The Outlaws Academy is hosting more clinics throughout the year, including a boys and girls clinic in Highlands Ranch on Sunday, April 6th. For more information on this clinic and others, please click here.

A photo from Sunday's clinic in Portland, OR

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Outlaws Unveil Star Wars Jerseys for May 4th Game

March 25, 2014, 9:49 am
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The Denver Outlaws and the Ohio Machine will be donning Star Wars themed jerseys on May 4, 2014 at the Outlaws home opener. The game coincides with "May the Fourth Be With You" day which celebrates Star Wars and its iconic "May the Force Be With You" quote. This will be the first Star Wars game in Major League Lacrosse history.
Denver will be representing the Rebel Alliance with orange X-Wing Pilot jerseys and Ohio will represent the Imperial Storm Troopers with their white jerseys. All of the jerseys will be signed and auctioned off after the game with all proceeds benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project. The Outlaws collaborated with Lucas Films and Warrior on the design of the jerseys.
In addition to the jerseys, the Outlaws will be celebrating Star Wars during the entire game with character appearances and in-game promotions as well as music and video clips. The Outlaws are partnering with the local 501st Legion to provide the costumed Star Wars characters.
Outlaws season tickets start at just $88 and can be purchased by calling 303-OUTLAWS. Single game tickets, including tickets for the May 4 game, will go on Sale April 1 via  Ticketmaster.




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KEN CLAUSEN NAMED HEADSTRONG HUMANITARIAN OF THE MONTH

March 27, 2014, 8:55 am
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Clausen’s Lacrosse Mustache Madness helped raise money for the HEADstrong Foundation

DENVER– Outlaws defenseman Ken Clausen has been honored as the HEADstrong Humanitarian of the Month for his work with Lacrosse Mustache Madness.
Mustache Madness is an annual fundraising effort that was created as a way to raise funds to support the HEADstrong Foundation. Since its inception, the campaign has helped raise more than $400,000 to support the HEADstrong fight.
"I've always wanted to continue giving back to the community one way or another," Clausen said. "While I was at Virginia, I was helping out doing some student teaching and volunteering in the community. I first heard about this kind of campaign on vacation in Fiji, of all places, and I heard these guys talking about the Movember campaign that was going on over in Australia and it seemed to have been growing internationally. It sounded really cool and it worked well with me because I already had the finger 'stache and had some notoriety with this mustache [tattoo] on my finger and my stick so it plugged into things I was already known for.
"The lacrosse community as a whole is known as just such a special and tight knit community," he continued. "I mean the degrees of separation are everywhere, so I felt like an event [similar to Movember] could work really well within the community and people would hopefully unite around it. The concept of the event is to grow your mustache from October 19th through the end of November."
The HEADstrong Foundation and MLL entered into a partnership in January to help raise awareness about blood cancers to the extended lacrosse community and its fans.
The relationship between Mustache Madness and HEADstrong runs very deep, and just this past week at the 4th Annual HEADstrong Limelight Gala, Clausen was honored as the recipient of the Relentless Spirit Award for his hard work.
"It was the first time they had given this award," Clausen said. "I was incredibly honored to receive it and like I said at the event, I was completely honored to accept the award but it's really been a team effort. It wouldn't be possible without the support of the HEADStrong Foundation and the support of the lacrosse community. I consider it a team fight and everyone's been jumping in and helping out. It was an incredible honor to receive it and an amazing event that they put on and I was really grateful to be honored there."
For more information about Mustache Madness visit laxstachemadness.com.
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Denver Lacrosse Combo Pack on Sale Now

March 27, 2014, 9:40 am
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https://oss.ticketmaster.com/html/go.htmI?l=EN&t=outlaws&o=1561142&g=543

Two great teams and two great games for the price of one! Click here to buy now- use promo code DENVERLAX
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NO FEES? NO FOOLING!!

April 1, 2014, 10:11 am
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OUTLAWS SINGLE-GAME TICKETS ON SALE NOW
For a limited time, Outlaws single-game tickets can be purchased on Ticketmaster with no additional fees

DENVER– Denver Outlaws single-game tickets are on sale beginning today, the club announced on Tuesday.
Tickets start as low as $12 per game, and all extra fees will be waived if purchased through Ticketmaster before April 6. Clickhere to order single-game tickets.
The Outlaws will play seven home contests in 2014, including the annual July 4th fireworks celebration game. The team will host Ohio for its home opener on May 4 at 3 p.m. MDT. See below for a full promotional schedule:
DENVER OUTLAWS 2014 PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE
Day
Date
Opponent
Time*
Promotion
Sunday
5/4/2014
vs. Ohio
3 p.m.
May the Fourth be with You
Saturday
5/17/2014
vs. Rochester
7 p.m.
College Night
Friday
5/30/2014
vs. Charlotte
7:30 p.m.
Singles Night
Saturday
6/14/2014
vs. New York
7 p.m.
Comic Con Night & Film on the Field
Saturday
6/21/2014
vs. Chesapeake
5 p.m.
"Outlaw Cancer" Night & Paws at the Park
Friday
7/4/2014
vs. Boston
7 p.m.
Mile High 4th of July
Sunday
7/20/2014
vs. Florida
1 p.m.
Fan Appreciation Day
*All times MDT
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OUTLAWS ADD TWO FROM OPEN TRYOUT

April 3, 2014, 8:35 am
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The Outlaws added Noah Molnar and Nick Maggio to the roster

DENVER– The Outlaws signed two players to the roster from the club’s open tryouts held on Sunday, March 30.
Midfielder Noah Molnar and faceoff specialist Nick Maggio were both added from the MLL player pool after their performances at the team’s tryouts. The open tryout was the first in club history and was a part of the Outlaws Academy.
“It's always extra special when you are able to hold a tryout for interested MLL players who are registered in the MLL Player Pool and you identify several that you think have the ability to help your team,” Outlaws General Manager Tony Seaman said.
Maggio played collegiate lacrosse at Merrimack College, where he set school records for faceoff percentage, faceoff wins and ground balls during his senior season. He won 59 percent of his draws that year and picked up 87 ground balls. His 410 career ground balls ranked first among active players across all three NCAA divisions at the time of his graduation. A two-time NEILA All New England selection, Maggio has spent time on the Boston Cannons practice squad.
“Nick Maggio was more than impressive this past weekend as well with his ability to dominate faceoffs. We look forward to having him go against Anthony Kelly and Steven Robarge at training camp.  That contest will give us a much better idea of his potential as a MLL faceoff midfielder.”
Molnar was selected in the sixth round (45th overall) of the 2013 MLL Collegiate Draft by the Rochester Rattlers. He played collegiate lacrosse at Lehigh University, where he picked up 71 career ground balls in his four-year career with the Mountain Hawks.
“Noah Molnar was very impressive in his workouts this past Sunday at the Denver Outlaw tryouts. He is a big, strong and athletic lacrosse player who has the ability to help us as a defensive midfielder. We look forward to having him in training camp in two weeks.”
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OUTLAWS ADD FOUR PLAYERS FROM OPEN TRYOUTS

April 9, 2014, 9:39 am
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DENVER– The Outlaws signed four players to the roster from the club’s open tryouts held on Sunday, March 30. The team signed midfielder Noah Molnar and faceoff specialist Nick Maggio along with Midfielders Nic Bevacqua and Sam Spallitta. The open tryout was the first in club history and was a part of the Outlaws Academy.
“It's always extra special when you are able to hold a tryout for interested MLL players who are registered in the MLL Player Pool and you identify several that you think have the ability to help your team,” Outlaws General Manager Tony Seaman said.

Maggio played collegiate lacrosse at Merrimack College, where he set school records for faceoff percentage, faceoff wins and ground balls during his senior season. He won 59 percent of his draws that year and picked up 87 ground balls. Outlaws General Manager Tony Seaman stated, “Nick Maggio was more than impressive this past weekend as well with his ability to dominate faceoffs. We look forward to having him go against Anthony Kelly and Steven Robarge at training camp.  That contest will give us a much better idea of his potential as a MLL faceoff midfielder.”

Molnar was selected in the sixth round (45th overall) of the 2013 MLL Collegiate Draft by the Rochester Rattlers. He played collegiate lacrosse at Lehigh University, where he picked up 71 career ground balls in his four-year career with the Mountain Hawks. Molnar was “very impressive in his workouts this past Sunday at the Denver Outlaw tryouts. He is a big, strong and athletic lacrosse player who has the ability to help us as a defensive midfielder. “
Outlaws General Manager Tony Seaman said, “we were impressed with their (Nic and Sam) athletic ability as well as their ability to shoot the ball. Both deserve the opportunity to come into our first training camp and compete for a roster spot.”

Bevacqua earned All-America honors at Stevenson University. He currently works as a volunteer assistant coach at Colorado College.
Spallitta played MCLA lacrosse at Lindenwood University, totaling 105 goals with 28 assists for 133 points in 52 career games. He is a co-director at True Lacrosse.

In other recent roster transactions, the Outlaws waived midfielder Landon Carr and attackman Jeremy Boltus. Denver also claimed midfielder Dylan Sheridan from the league player pool.

Sheridan was a three-time MCLA All-American at Claremont McKenna College. A four-time WCLL first-team selection, Sheridan was named the 2006 West Coast Lacrosse League Player of the Year. He spent time on the Outlaws’ roster last season. Sheridan is currently an assistant coach at the University of Denver.
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Support Team USA with Outlaws Season Tickets!

April 16, 2014, 10:01 am
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Click here to purchase tickets and enter promo code TEAMUSA
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CLEAR BAG POLICY IN PLACE FOR ROCKY MOUNTAIN LACROSSE SHOWDOWN

April 17, 2014, 1:21 pm
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Denver Outlaws to host lacrosse tripleheader on April 19 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High

DENVER– The Denver Outlaws will host a lacrosse tripleheader beginning at 12 p.m. MDT on Saturday, April 19 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. The day includes a pair of high school contests as well as a local collegiate matchup.
Tickets, which include admission for all three games are $10 for students and $12 for adults if purchased in advance. Day-of-game tickets will be available for $15.
Opening the action will be Kent vs. Mountain Vista at 12 p.m. MDT. Following that game, Cherry Creek will host Arapahoe at 3 p.m. MDT in a rematch of last year’s Colorado 5A State Championship Game. Concluding the tripleheader is a matchup between the University of Colorado and Colorado State University, two of the top-ranked MCLA teams, at 6 p.m. MDT.
Click here to purchase tickets online through Ticketmaster.
The Sports Authority Field clear bag policy will be in place for this event. See below for more information on what items are allowed into the stadium. Click here to watch a video on the bag policy. Click here for a Q&A about the policy.
Prohibited Items Policy
The stadium’s clear bag policy is in effect for this event. All bags entering the stadium must meet the criteria noted below. There is no bag check tent available for fans that bring an unapproved bag; fans will need to take it back to their vehicle. All bags will be checked upon entry for prohibited items.

  • Hard-sided containers of any size or style including hard-sided coolers or thermoses.
  • Bags or containers larger than 12" x 6" x 12."
  • Alcohol.
  • Glass bottles or cans
  • Non-alcoholic beverages brought into the stadium must be in approved factory sealed plastic containers only. Water bottles, sport bottles or other approved types of beverage containers that are not factory sealed must be emptied prior to entering the stadium. They may be refilled once inside at any water fountain.
  • Large golf umbrellas or umbrellas with metal tips.
  • Firearms or weapons of any type.
  • Designated artificial noise makers such as whistles or air horns.
  • Signs or flags on sticks, regardless of the length.
  • Lacrosse Balls, footballs, Frisbees, inflatable balls.
  • Laser pointers of any type.
  • Fireworks.
  • Animals - with the exception of service animals for the disabled.
  • Any other items(s) deemed dangerous or unacceptable by security.

The following items are permitted into the stadium:

  • Clear bags no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" OR a one-gallon clear freezer bag (Ziploc or smaller)- All bags will be measured and subject to search prior to entry.
  • Fans may carry a small clutch bag or purse no larger than 6.5” x 4.5” with or without a strap
  • Diapers and wipes may be carried in a clear bag, however diaper bags are not permitted
  • Additional clothing, blankets, etc. are permitted if carried loosely or in approved clear bag
  • Small cameras, binoculars, and cell phones may be carried in loosely or in an approved clear bag, however camera cases and binocular cases are not permitted
  • Seat cushions must not exceed 18 inches wide and contain no pockets, zippers, or concealable areas
  • Each ticket holder, including children, may carry an approved clear bag and a clutch purse
  • Factory-sealed, soft-sided plastic bottles containing non-alcoholic beverages
  • Empty plastic water or Nalgene bottles.
  • Small, compact umbrellas are permitted; however, large golf umbrellas are not permitted.
  • Lacrosse sticks.
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What are the Outlaws thankful for?

November 27, 2013, 1:29 pm
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Watch this video to find out what some of your Outlaws players are thankful for this season!


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Outlaws Acquire Lang In Trade With Florida

December 2, 2013, 2:52 pm
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DENVER– The Denver Outlaws have acquired midfielder Roy Lang from Florida in exchange for goalie Adam Fullerton, the team announced on Monday.

Lang (6-3, 205 pounds) has scored 23 goals with three assists for 26 points in two Major League Lacrosse seasons. He opened his career with Rochester, scoring 14 goals with three assists for 17 points, while adding 26 ground balls in 13 games as a rookie.

“Roy Lang is an excellent all-around athlete and plays well at both ends of the field,” Outlaws General Manager Tony Seaman said. “He gives us the ability to transition the ball from the defensive end to the offensive end and is always a threat to score goals. His addition to our team gives us another all-around midfielder with valuable MLL experience.”

Last season, Lang tallied nine goals and picked up 27 ground balls in 12 games for Hamilton. He was originally drafted with the 11th overall pick in the 2012 MLL collegiate draft by Rochester.

A two-time All-American at Cornell University, Lang played 65 games with 43 starts and posted 68 goals with 23 assists for 91 total points with 127 ground balls and 32 forced turnovers in his college career.

Lang was traded from Rochester along with the 11th overall pick in the 2013 MLL Collegiate Draft to Ohio in exchange for midfielder Dan Groot and the 17th, 20th and 38th selections in the 2013 Collegiate Draft. He was later traded from Ohio to Hamilton along with Ohio’s first-round draft choice in the 2015 Collegiate Draft in exchange for goalie Scott Rodgers, defenseman Chad Wiedmaier and Hamilton’s second-round pick in the 2014 Collegiate Draft.


Fullerton, who is entering his seventh MLL season in 2014, has played 12 games, totaling 252 minutes in net and has allowed 56 goals with one two-pointer for a goals-against average of 13.3. He has made 64 saves with a .533 save percentage. In addition, he has made one postseason appearance, spending 1:30 in net. Fullerton spent the last five seasons (2009-13) with Denver after opening his career with Rochester (2008).

Fullerton, a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, was originally drafted by Rochester in the third round (28th overall) of the 2008 MLL Collegiate Draft.
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