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2025 College Draft Prospect Profile: Scott Smith

By Topher Adams | May 1, 2025
By | There aren’t a ton of true close defensemen at the top of this year’s draft class, but Johns Hopkins defender Scott Smith is one of the few who could become a starter at the pro level. The 2024 First-Team All-American has slid a little bit down draft boards as the Blue Jays season…
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Outlaws sign Jack VanOverbeke from Archers

By Topher Adams | April 16, 2025
By | When the Denver Outlaws traded for Pat Kavanagh and re-signed Logan Wisnauskas and Eric Law, the offensive puzzle was almost completed. But there was one more piece head coach Tim Soudan wanted to add: another lefty. In steps Jack VanOverbeke. The Outlaws signed VanOverbeke to a two-year deal. The second-year attacker joined the…
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Denver Outlaws SSDM Zach Geddes

Outlaws sign All-Pro Zach Geddes from Chaos

By Topher Adams | April 15, 2025
By | The Denver Outlaws retooled their short-stick defensive midfield unit last week, signing Zach Geddes from the Carolina Chaos through the 2026 season. Geddes, a first-round pick in the 2022 College Draft, was a finalist for the George Boiardi Hard Hat Award and a second-team All-Pro last season. Denver moved quickly to sign Geddes,…
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Four goalie prospects who could replace Sean Sconone for Outlaws

By Topher Adams | April 7, 2025
By | Owen McElroy had a successful first year as Denver’s full-time starting goalie, filling in for an injured Sean Sconone after Opening Weekend. The Georgetown product re-signed with the Outlaws and is the team’s goalie of the present and future. However, with Sconone retiring and third-choice keeper Matt Knote signing with the California Redwoods,…
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Brendan Nichtern, 2022 Rookie of the Year, traded to Redwoods

By Topher Adams | March 29, 2025
By | The Denver Outlaws traded attackman Brendan Nichtern to the California Redwoods in exchange for the 26th overall pick in the 2025 College Draft. The trade is the second under new Redwoods general manager Joe Spallina. Nichtern was a core piece of the Chrome roster that finished second in the league in 2022, but…
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Denver Outlaws goalie Sean Sconone

Sean Sconone announces retirement from PLL

By Topher Adams | March 14, 2025
By | Sixes is a challenging format for goalies. They face more than a shot per minute. Most (74.5%) are on goal. And few (38.9%) are saved. “I’m not going to miss Romar Dennis and that 13-yard two-point arc, that’s for sure,” Sean Sconone joked. Sconone, who announced his retirement from professional lacrosse earlier this…
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Denver Outlaws attackman Logan Wisnauskas

Outlaws re-sign Logan Wisnauskas through 2027, solidifying Tewaaraton trio

By Topher Adams | February 25, 2025
By | The Denver Outlaws announced attackman Logan Wisnauskas is staying in the Orange and Black for the foreseeable future, signing an extension through the 2027 season. The first overall pick in 2022 missed almost all of last season with a lower body injury.  At no point in the offseason did Denver plan to move…
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Top takeaways as New York Charging advance to 2025 Maybelline WLL Championship Series finals

By Topher Adams | February 16, 2025
By | Palms: Too Many Mistakes and Missed Chances California was the last team of the four teams to slip into the knockout round, and against a loaded New York Charging team, needed elite execution to play for a title on Monday. That didn’t happen. The Palms struggled to threaten the Charging defense from the…
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Top takeaways from Guard’s first-ever WLL win

By Topher Adams | February 13, 2025
By | Boston Guard 18, Maryland Charm 13 Charm: Found Answers, But Mistakes Too Much To Overcome Maryland found its answers on offense. After a frustrating game one, where anything outside of Sydni Black dodges seemed to be tough sledding, the Charm showcased the methodical offense the team wanted. With Alex Aust Holman quarterbacking from…
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