Minnesota High School Prognostication/Discussion

[gopherlax27]

True we lost two years ago to an overrated Jefferson squad (haugen and aricson [spelling?]), but being that most of the blake team was either in 8th or 9th grade at the time and playing varsity, they were able to learn and a lot it obviously has helped them this year. Good luck to blake and I predict a blow out in the championship game....blake by 7.
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[Rob Graff]

Blake wins.

12-9.

Nice crowd - between 600 and 800.

[Npaulseth]

Can someone give a summary of the game?

[BlakeLax42]

Thank you to all who came out to support MBSLA lacrosse.

It was a fabulous championship game between two great teams.


Gongratulations to all pariticpants on well played contests.

HM

[Gopherlax29]

I couldn't make it out there but who got coach,asst coach, man of the year etc.. and the tourney MVPs?

[Npaulseth]

I know that Joe Gaston (former teammate) got assistant Coach of the year.

[Gopherlax6]

assistant coach of the year went to the assistant of Apple Valley. Jordan Seivold got tourney MVP, while David Jadin received Defensive MVP honors, thanks to Apple Valley for an incredible championship game! It was a great season!

[Dulax31]

I believe Brant Chalupsky from the good old Prior Lake was coach of the year.

[BlakeLax42]

Tournament MVP - Jordan Seivold, Blake Midfielder
Offensive MVP - Casey Mithun, Apple Valley Attackman
Defensive MVP - David Jadin, Blake LSM

Assistant Coach of the Year - Joe Gaston, Apple Valley
Coach of the Year - Brant Chalupsky, Prior Lake
Man of the Year- Hank Marotske, Blake/President MBSLA

Congrats to all...

Look forward to another great MBSLA season in 2006!

[Sonny]

Valley rally comes up short in lacrosse final:
http://www.mnsun.com/story.asp?city=Eagan&story=159732

[Rob Graff]

Stony Brook M-Lax Announces 2005 Recruiting Class

Stony Brook, N.Y. - Stony Brook University head men's lacrosse coach Lars Tiffany is pleased to announce the 2005 recruiting class. Nine newcomers will don a Seawolf uniform next spring in a class that features seven freshmen and two transfers. The newcomers will enroll at Stony Brook in the fall and begin play with the Seawolves in the spring of 2006.

Joining the Seawolves next year will be Phil Cavallo (Cedarhurst, N.Y./Lawrence/Binghamton), Ryan Crimi (West Islip, N.Y./West Islip), Taylor Eason (Freeport, N.Y./Freeport), Dan Forsyth (Plymouth, Minn./Armstrong), Chris Gignilliat (Cicero, N.Y./Cicero-No. Syracuse), Patrick Kujan (Mastic Beach, N.Y./William Floyd), Mike Lashomb (Watertown/Watertown IHC), Nick Maturro (West Islip, N.Y./West Islip /UMass) and Caz Rubacky (Germantown, Md./Seneca Valley


Forsyth, Stony Brook's first lacrosse player from the state of Minnesota, enjoyed an outstanding three-sport career at Armstrong High School where he was a two-time All-State and All-Conference selection at midfield. Forsyth also starred as a member of the football and hockey teams, garnering All-Conference and All-Area honors as a linebacker and tight end. "Dan's best lacrosse is ahead of him," Tiffany said. "The athleticism Dan possesses will give him the opportunity to get on the field early in his career. And his intense love for the game will motivate him to focus and improve every day."

From Laxpower.