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Boy's Chumash (grades 4 through 8) - Information & Registration (pdf) |
June 29 & 30 |
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Grandmasters (age 50 and over) - Bracket |
June 29 & 30, July 1 |
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Men’s Supermasters (age 40 and over) - Bracket |
June 29 & 30, July 1 & 2 |
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Under 19 High School Boys - Bracket |
June 30, July 1, 2 & 3 |
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Under 19 High School Girls - Pool Schedule & Bracket Gold/Silver |
June 30, July 1, 2 & 3 |
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Men’s Masters (age 30 and over) - Bracket |
July 4, 5 & 6 |
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Women’s Elite - Pool Schedule & Bracket |
July 4, 5, 6 & 7 |
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Men’s Elite - Bracket |
July 4, 5, 6 & 7 |
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Expected Teams for 2013 Shootout:
Men’s Elite Division: (20 teams): Adrenaline Tropics, All Out, Brine Elite, Colorado Mavs, Crease Beavers, Denver City Lax, FCA, Jammin Salmon, Lacrossewear, Lofers, Millenium Lacrosse Club, MN Chill, Prestige Lacrosse, Rocky Mtn Oysters, Southern Combat Americans, Team Gutman, Team Tama, The Big Green Herd, True Lacrosse, and Warrior X
High School Boys Division: (16 teams): ADRLN Jr. Tropics, Altitude Stickness, Baltimore Crabs, Black Hawks, Brady’s Bunch, Colorado, FCA Colorado West, FCA Lacrosse, Frost Lacrosse, Jr. Buddha’s Ballers, Lawrenceville Big Red, Laxachusetts, Local Favorites, Midwest Select, MN Chill, and Orange Lacrosse
Supermasters Division: (10 teams): Arizona Wildfire, C2C Magic Wands, CoBiz, Elder Statesmen, Middlebury, Moondoggies, Navy Old Goats, Princeton BCLF, Team ARTA, and Yellow Dog
Grandmasters Division: (9 teams): Air Force Graybirds, CLC, Eldest Statesmen, Los Viejos de C2C, Middlebury, Mr. BOH Lacrosse Club, Navy Grand Goats, Princeton BCLF, and Tombstone
Masters Division: (8 teams): Buddha’s Ballers, Jagermeister, Middlebury, Olympic Club, Power Tek, Silver Oyster, Team Adrenaline, and Team Hulu |
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June 29
Grandmasters
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Supermasters
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July 1
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2013 Registration & Contact Information |
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 Both the boy’s and girl’s U-19 tournament received coverage from iHigh.com, a full list of available footage can be seen at ihigh.com/vaillacrosse. |
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In the final day of the 40th Annual Vail Lacrosse Shootout three champions were crowned. In the U-19 Dr. Tom Watts Memorial High School Boys Showcase, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Lacrosse team earned their first Vail title. In the U-19 Girls High School Showcase Team HLA defended their 2011 title and defeated Heros 2013 winning their second Vail Lacrosse championship. The Supermasters championship was played between familiar foes as the Elder Statesmen knocked off 2011 winners C2C Magic wands.
With the 40th Vail Lacrosse Shootout in the book, seven champions were crowned over the nine days of tournament play.
Read more about the action in each division: HS Boys, HS Girls, Grandmasters, Supermasters |
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The second day of heavy rain in the Vail Valley wreaked havoc on the Shootout. The U-19 Girls Gold bracket semi-finals were moved to Sunday morning. The youth Chumash tournament canceled its afternoon games and the U-19 boys 3:00pm games finished well after 6:00pm.
In the Grandmasters (50 and over) championship game the Eldest Statesmen were victorious for the fourth year in a row. The men from Hobart are now a combined 12-0 in Grandmasters play since the inception of the division. The Statesmen outscored their opponents 36-11 this year, dominating in every game they played.
The semi-finals of the Supermasters division were both heavily lopsided games. Last year’s champions, C2C Magic Wands defeated Millennium / Rock-it Pocket by four goals, and look to repeat as Supermasters Champions. In the second semi-final the Eldest Statesmen ran over Yellowdog 20-6. Tomorrow the Supermasters championship will take place in Ford Park at 12:30pm.
In the Dr. Tom Watts Memorial U-19 Boys High School Boys Showcase, the local boys, Team Colorado won a thrilling overtime game over Brady’s Bunch to advance to the Championship game. In the other semi-final FCA easily dispatched Laxachusetts 11-4, to return to the championship game for the second time in two years.
In the U-19 Girls High School Gold Bracket, only half the games were played today. Heros 2013, Team 180, Team HLA and Puget Sound Select moved onto the semi-finals which will be played at 7:00am on Edwards.
Read more about the action in each division: HS Boys, HS Girls, Grandmasters, Supermasters, Zenmasters
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Weather was the name of the game Friday at the Vail Lacrosse Shootout. Delays impacted almost every division with several games not finishing till well after 5:00pm. However, the rain was a welcome respite from the dry, hot weather Colorado has been engulfed in and provided some much needed moisture to the Vail mountains.
The Grandmasters division championship will take place Saturday with a rematch of last year’s title game between Los Viejos and the Eldeststatesmen. The Statesmen look to win the division for the fourth straight year.
The Supermasters had their first day of bracket play and will have the semi-finals tomorrow at 10:30 and 12:30 in Ford Park. 2011 champions, the C2C Magic Wands, will take on Millennium/ Rock-it-Pocket in the first game. Yellowdog will face the Elderstatesmen in the final semi-final.
In the Dr. Tom Watts Memorial U-19 tournament, all the top seeds advanced to tomorrows semi-finals in Avon. Brady’s Bunch will take on Team Colorado and FCA matches up against Laxachusetts. The first semi-final is at 11:00 in Nottingham Park and the second is at 1:00pm.
The U-19 High School Girl finished their second day of pool play and now have been split into the Gold, Silver and Bronze brackets. The gold bracket quarter-finals will all be held at 10:30 in Edwards with the semi-finals at 2:15.
Both the boy’s and girl’s U-19 tournament will receive coverage from iHigh.com tomorrow, footage can be seen at ihigh.com/vaillacrosse.
Read more about the action in each division: HS Boys, HS Girls, Grandmasters, Supermasters |
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Thursday marked the beginning the second half of the tournament. In what was by far the busiest day of the 40th annual Vail Lacrosse Shootout, 55 teams competed in 59 games, on 12 fields, in four divisions across the Vail valley.
The Dr. Tom Watts Memorial U-19 High School Boys Showcase kicked off in Avon and Eagle Vail. In the HS Boys division FCA, Brady's Bunch, NE 3D Select, and Team Colorado won their conferences and will take the top seeds into the championship bracket.
The U-19 High School Girls Showcase took over four fields for it first day of pool play. Friday will see the second day of pool play for the U-19 girls, then they will break into gold, silver and bronze brackets.
On Ford Field, Athletic Field, and in Donovan Park, the Supermasters (40+) and the Grandmasters (50+) tournaments got underway. The Grandmasters semi-finals will take place tomorrow in Ford Park at 8:30 am. In the Ford West semi-final, the Eldest Statesmen (’09, ’10 & ’11 champions) will take on Middlebury. In the Ford East semi-final the Gravediggers face Los Viejos.
The Supermasters were split into four pools to start the tournament. C2C Magic Wands (2011 champions), Elder Statesmen, Yellow Dog and Millennium/Rock-it Pocket – all won their respective division will have the top seeds in tomorrow’s quarter finals in Ford Park at 12:30pm & 2:30pm.
Read more about the action in each division: HS Boys, HS Girls, Grandmasters, Supermasters
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In honor of the Vail Lacrosse Shootout the distributors have called in a favor and CROOKED ARROWS will be hosting 3 special screenings of the movie this weekend at the Vail Riverwalk Theater just a few miles down the road.
The theater will have some CROOKED ARROWS swag to hand out to a few lucky attendees including signed movie posters, apparel, and more.
Bring Your Team!
LOCATION
Riverwalk Theater (vailmovies.com)
34253 US Highway 6 (1st & Main Street)
Edwards, CO
(970) 476-5661
SHOWTIMES
10:30am this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
DIRECTIONS
Exit I-70 at the Edwards exit (#163); proceed south on Edwards Spur Road over the Eagle River toward the U.S. 6 traffic signal. The Riverwalk complex is located on the northeast corner of the U.S. 6/Eagle Spur Road intersection; Riverwalk Theatre is located at the corner of First and Main; parking is free. |
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Maverik Elite |
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Cole Roofing |
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Both of last year’s championship teams were defeated today in the final day of the Elite division. Cole Roofing took down Gang Green with a one-point difference in the Women’s division. On the Men’s side, Maverik Elite took down Merrill Lynch by six points after a brief lightning delay.
Read more about the action in each division: Men's Elite, Women's Elite
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It took about a quarter for Merrill Lynch to get their feet, but once they did they held onto the lead, despite Brine’s team of sharp shooters. As the game progressed Merrill Lynch started showing their strengths with sharp passing and quick shots to pull away with the win. Despite what the score may indicate, both Brine goalies played very well, but a deep Merrill roster kept them busy. Attackman Garret Thul, of Merrill Lynch, had an impressive four goals and one assist.
Maverik Elite swept past the Rocky Mountain Oysters in the second semi-final game of the day. Peter Baum had an impressive six goals for Maverik Elite, and long pole Matt Harris helped ward off goals with impressive defense. Chase Calkin and Garth Heth held their own on face-offs for the Oysters, winning a total of 15 between them.
Last year’s Champion Gang Green will take on Cole Roofing tomorrow in the Women’s Elite Championship game in what is sure to be an exciting competition.
Read more about the action in each division: Men's Elite, Women's Elite
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The Jagermeisters took home the first championship of the 40th Vail Lacrosse Shootout with an overtime win in Men’s Masters Finals on Monday. Jager returned to their championship ways winning their third Vail Masters title to add to the 2009 & 2008 championships.
In the Men’s elite quarter-finals all the top seeds advanced with the exception of Team Harrow. In the day’s first game on Ford Field, Team Harrow thought they had taken a one goal lead with less than a minute remaining, only to realize the bench had called a time-out before the goal. Brine Elite, then took possession of the ball and scored the game winning goal with less than 30 seconds left to win the game. Brine Elite will face Merrill Lynch / Lacrossewear at 1:00pm for the day’s first semi-final. The second semi-final will be a repeat of last year’s match-up. Maverik Elite will look for redemption after being upset last year by Rocky Mountain Oysters / Lax.com. The Maverik vs. Oysters game will take place at 3:00pm on Ford Field.
Pool play ended in the Women’s Elite division today. Quarter and semi finals will take place tomorrow in Edwards. Gang Green, Portland Purple, Cole Roofing, CRSLAX.com and LOfers won their pools and advanced through the first round of bracket play to the quarter-final games tomorrow on Athletic Field.
Read more about the action in each division: Masters, Men's Elite, Women's Elite
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The second day of action in the 40th annual Vail Lacrosse Shootout saw the semi-finals in the Men’s Masters Division. In addition, the highly anticipated Men’s and Women’s Elite tournaments got underway.
In the Masters division, Jagermeister cruised through the second round, and earned their spot in the championship game. In the second semi-final, the tournament’s new overtime rules were tested for the first time when Adrenaline knocked off last year’s champion Hulu. The Adrenaline vs. Hulu matchup was the most exciting game of the day with three goals in the last 1:15 of regulation.
The Men’s Elite division was active for the 40th time, and the Women’s Elite was back in full force. Last year’s champion Merrill Lynch stayed true to form and defeated newcomers, the Crease Beavers in the Men’s Elite. On the women’s side 2011 champion Gang Green cruised past Paradise City in their first game at the Shootout.
Read more about the action in each division: Masters, Men's Elite, Women's Elite |
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The first day of the Vail Lacrosse Shootout’s 40th tournament saw action in just one division, the Men’s Masters (30+). Last year’s champion, Team Hulu, moved on to the Championship Bracket. Joining Hulu in the semi-finals Jagermeister, Team Adrenaline and Olympic Club all won their first round games in convincing fashion.
Sunday will see a tremendous increase in the amount of “ball” being played in the valley as the Shootout action expands to six fields from Vail all the way down to Edwards. Men’s and women’s Elite brackets are set to begin with 20 teams competing on the men’s side and 15 teams in the women’s portion of the tournament.
Read more about the action: Masters
See the Men's Elite and Women's Elite pages for Sunday's Schedule
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