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    Denver Outlaws (PLL)

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    For the MLL team, see Denver Outlaws (MLL).
    Denver Outlaws
    Full nameDenver Outlaws Lacrosse Club
    Founded2019
    LeaguePremier Lacrosse League
    ColorsBlack, Orange, Silver
         
    Head coachTim Soudan
    Championships0 PLL Championships
    1 Championship Series Win (2023)
    Websitepremierlacrosseleague.com/teams/denver-outlaws

    The Denver Outlaws are a professional men's field lacrosse team in Premier Lacrosse League (PLL). Formerly known as Chrome Lacrosse Club, they were one of the six founding members of the PLL for the 2019 season. They were rebranded to the Denver Outlaws in 2023 when the PLL assigned home cities to each team.[1]

    Roster[edit]

    2023 Chrome Lacrosse Club
    No. Name Nation­ality Position Height Weight College Grad Year High School Hometown Ref.
    0 Mike Messenger Canada SSDM 6 ft 2 in 225 lbs Limestone 2016 Lord Tweedsmuir Surrey, British Columbia
    1 JT Giles-Harris** United States Defense 5 ft 10 in 200 lbs Duke 2021 St. Joseph Regional Nyack, New York [2]
    2 Colin Heacock United States Midfield 6 ft 3 in 210 Maryland 2017 Boys' Latin Catonsville, Maryland [3]
    3 Eli Salama Canada LSM 6 ft 2 in 205 lbs RIT 2018 Dr. Charles Best Coquitlam, British Columbia [4]
    5 Mike Manley (C) United States Defense 6 ft 2 in 225 lbs Duke 2012 Penn Yan Academy Penn Yan, New York

    [5]

    6 Will Haus United States SSDM 6 ft 0 in 190 lbs Duke 2015 Palmyra Palmyra, Pennsylvania

    [6]

    8 Nick Grill United States Defense 5 ft 8 in 185 lbs Maryland 2021 Bridgewater-Raritan Bridgewater, New Jersey [7]
    9 Troy Hettinger United States LSM 6 ft 2 in 185 lbs Jacksonville 2023 Marriotts Ridge Ellicott City, Maryland
    12 Logan Wisnauskas United States Attack 6 ft 3 in 215 lbs Maryland 2022 Boys' Latin Sykesville, Maryland [8]
    14 Cole Williams United States Midfield 6 ft 5 in 215 lbs Johns Hopkins 2021 Loyola Marriottsville, Maryland [9]
    19 Jesse King Canada Midfield 6 ft 3 in 220 lbs Ohio State 2014 Claremont Victoria, British Columbia [10]
    20 Brendan Nichtern United States Attack 6 ft 0 in 185 lbs Army 2022 Massapequa Massapequa, New York [11]
    21 Justin Anderson United States Midfield 6 ft 0 in 195 lbs North Carolina 2021 Centennial Las Vegas, Nevada [12]
    22 Cross Ferrara United States Attack 6 ft 2 in 200 lbs Salisbury 2023 Appoquinimink Greenville, Delaware
    24 Owen McElroy United States Goalie 6 ft 1 in 190 lbs Georgetown 2022 Avon Old Farms Ridgewood, New Jersey [13]
    25 Connor Farrell United States Faceoff 6 ft 2 in 240 lbs LIU Post 2019 Sachem East Holtsville, New York

    [14]

    26 Sam Handley United States Midfield 6 ft 5 in 230 lbs Penn 2023 Jesuit Portland, Oregon [15]
    29 Jordan MacIntosh (C) Canada Midfield 6 ft 2 in 200 lbs RIT 2011 Holy Trinity Oakville, Ontario

    [16]

    34 Ryan Terefenko United States SSDM 6 ft 0 in 195 lbs Ohio State 2021 Wilson Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania [17]
    36 Jesse Bernhardt (C) United States Defense 6 ft 1 in 210 lbs Maryland 2013 Lake Brantley Longwood, Florida [18]
    39 Alex Smith United States SSDM 6 ft 2 in 195 lbs Maryland 2022 St. Andrew's Bethesda, Maryland
    50 Sean Sconone United States Goalie 5 ft 11 in 270 lbs UMass 2019 East Islip East Islip, New York [19]
    57 Greg Weyl United States Defense 6 ft 2 in 205 lbs Mercyhurst 2018 Pittsford Pittsford, New York [20]

    *Indicates unavailable to travel list

    **Indicates PUP list

    Source:[21][22]

    (C) indicates captain[23]

    Coaching staff[edit]

    • Head coach – Tim Soudan
    • Offensive coordinator – Vacant
    • Defensive coordinator – Jacques Monte

    All-time draft selections[edit]

    2019

    Rnd. Pick # Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
    1 3 Zach Goodrich Midfield Towson Colonial Athletic Association McLaughlin Award Winner (Best Midfielder in College), First-Team All-American, First-Team CAA: *Note* (Goodrich chose to play in the MLL for the Boston Cannons who drafted him with the 3rd pick in the 2019 draft)
    2 10 Chris Sabia Defense Penn State Big Ten Conference First-Team All-American, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, First-Team Big Ten
    3 15 Max Tuttle Midfield Sacred Heart Northeast Conference Third-Team All-American, First-Team Northeast Conference
    4 22 Connor Farrell Faceoff Long Island Post East Coast Conference Division II First-Team All-American, USILA Division II Faceoff Player of the Year

    2020 Entry Draft

    The 2020 player entry draft occurred on March 16 for teams to select players arriving from rival Major League Lacrosse. On March 4, Paul Burmeister and NBCSN hosted an entry draft lottery for selection order. Out of 100 balls to select from, Waterdogs had 40, Chrome had 25, Atlas had 15, Archers had 10, Chaos had 6, Redwoods had 3, and the champion Whipsnakes had 1.

    Rob Pannell was announced to be transferring to the PLL on March 9, followed by 15 other players the following day, which comprised the selection pool for the entry draft. A total of 14 players were selected in the entry draft with remaining new players entering the league player pool.

    Draft results
    Rnd. Pick # PLL Team Player Pos. College
    1 2 Chrome Jesse Bernhardt Long Stick Midfield Maryland
    2 9 Chrome Donny Moss Defense Adelphi

    2020 College Draft

    Rnd. Pick # PLL Team Player Pos. College Conference Notes
    1 4 Chrome Tom Rigney Defense Army Patriot League *Note* Rigney chose to play in the MLL for the Denver Outlaws who drafted him with the 5th pick in the 2020 draft
    2 9 Chrome Reece Eddy Defense Boston Patriot League

    2021 Entry Draft

    Draft results
    Rnd. Pick # PLL Team Player Pos. College
    1 5 Chrome Randy Staats Attack Syracuse
    2 13 Chrome Sean Sconone Goalie UMass
    3 21 Chrome Colin Heacock Attack Maryland

    2021 College Draft

    Rnd. Pick # PLL Team Player Pos. College Conference Notes
    1 3 Chrome JT Giles-Harris Defense Duke ACC
    2 12 Chrome Ryan Terefenko Midfield Ohio State
    3 20 Chrome Justin Anderson Midfield North Carolina ACC
    4 28 Chrome Jackson Morrill Attack Denver

    2022 College Draft[edit]

    Rnd. Pick # Player Pos. College
    1 1 Logan Wisnauskas Attack Maryland
    2 9 Brendan Nichtern Attack Army
    3 17 Ryan McNulty Defense Loyola
    4 25 Owen McElroy Goalie Georgetown

    2023 College Draft[edit]

    Round Pick Player Position College
    1 4 Sam Handley Midfield Penn
    2 12 Troy Hettinger LSM Jacksonville
    3 20 Jack Myers Attack Ohio State
    4 28 Cross Ferrara Attack Salisbury

    Season-by-season records[edit]

    Year W L % Regular season finish Playoffs
    2019 2 8 .200 6th in League Did not qualify
    2020 3 1 .750 2nd in League Lost elimination round vs. Chaos 19–14
    2021 2 7 .300 8th in League Did not qualify
    2022 7 3 .700 2nd in League Lost elimination round vs. Chaos 11-3
    2023 Championship Series 3 2 .600 3rd in League Won Championship vs. Atlas 24-23
    Totals 17 21 .447 Total Playoff Record 0–2
    Playoff Win % = .000

    Season results[edit]

    2019
    Week Location Date Opponent Result
    1 Boston, Massachusetts June 1, 2019 Archers L 12–13 (OT)
    2 New York, New York June 8, 2019 Whipsnakes L 11–12 (OT)
    3 Chicago, Illinois June 16, 2019 Atlas L 12–13
    4 Baltimore, Maryland June 22, 2019 Redwoods L 11–13
    5 Atlanta, Georgia June 29, 2019 Chaos L 14–15 (OT)
    6 Washington, DC July 7, 2019 Chaos W 19–11
    All-Star Break Los Angeles, California July 21, 2019 Bye Bye
    7 Denver, Colorado July 28, 2019 Archers L 7–9
    8 San Jose, California August 10, 2019 Whipsnakes W 20–16
    9 Hamilton, Ontario August 17, 2019 Atlas L 14–17
    10 Albany, New York August 24, 2019 Redwoods L 18–7
    Playoffs Round 1 Columbus, Ohio September 6–7, 2019 Atlas L 17–8
    Playoffs Round 2 New York, New York September 14, 2019 Archers L 12–10
    2020
    Game Location Date Opponent Result
    1 Herriman, Utah July 25, 2020 Chaos W 13–9
    2 Herriman, Utah July 28, 2020 Redwoods W 12–11
    3 Herriman, Utah July 30, 2020 Archers L 12–13
    4 Herriman, Utah July 31, 2020 Waterdogs W 13–12
    5 (Elimination) Herriman, Utah August 4, 2020 Chaos L 14–19
    2021
    Game Location Date Opponent Result
    1 Foxborough, Massachusetts June 6, 2021 Redwoods L 11–14
    2 Kennesaw, Georgia June 13, 2021 Waterdogs L 9–14
    3 Baltimore, Maryland June 27, 2021 Whipsnakes W 16–6
    4 Hempstead, New York July 2, 2021 Archers W 8–7
    5 Hempstead, New York July 4, 2021 Atlas L 10–16
    6 Eagan, Minnesota July 11, 2021 Waterdogs L 6–12
    7 Colorado Springs, Colorado July 30, 2021 Atlas L 10–19
    8 Colorado Springs, Colorado August 1, 2021 Chaos L 12–14
    9 Albany, New York August 14, 2021 Cannons L 10–13

    PLL award winners[edit]

    Dave Huntley Sportsmanship Award

    • Connor Farrell: 2019

    Rookie of the Year

    • Brendan Nichtern, 2022

    Dave Pietramala Defensive Player of the Year

    • JT Giles-Harris, 2022

    Brendan Looney Leadership Award

    • Jordan MacIntosh, 2022

    Dick Edell Coach of the Year

    • Tim Soudan, 2022

    Head coaches[edit]

    # Name Term Regular Season Playoffs
    GP W L Pct GP W L Pct
    1 Dom Starsia 2019 10 2 8 .200 2 0 2 .000
    2 Tim Soudan 2020– 33 13 20 .394 2 0 2 .000

    All-time record vs. PLL clubs[edit]

    Opponent Won Lost Percentage Streak
    Archers 1 4 .200 Won 1
    Atlas 0 5 .000 Lost 5
    Cannons 0 1 .000 Lost 1
    Chaos 2 3 .400 Lost 2
    Redwoods 1 3 .250 Lost 1
    Waterdogs 1 2 .333 Lost 2
    Whipsnakes 2 1 .667 Won 2
    Totals 7 19 .269

    References[edit]

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    9. ^ "Cole Williams". Premier Lacrosse League. Retrieved 2022-06-01.
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