2019 Vail Lacrosse Shootout: Elite Final Standings

Another one is in the books as the 2019 Vail Lacrosse Shootout closed out its 47^th annual tournament on July 7. The Men’s and Women’s Elite divisions concluded with their marquee events. On the women’s side, the Jammin’ Salmonettes took home their first championship trophy after many years of attending the Shootout. With perennial favorites Lacrossewear choosing not to attend this year’s tournament, the men’s trophy was up for the taking. In the end, ScoreBreak proved victorious for the first time in their Shootout career.

You can rewatch the 2019 Men’s and Women’s Elite Championship livestreams here.

2019 Vail Lacrosse Shootout Results For Sunday 7/7

Men’s Elite

ScoreBreak 10, Big Green Herd 5

It was a game of defense to start out the championship, where the first goal didn’t come until two minutes into the second quarter from Big Green Herd. Once the rain started, the points seemed to pour in as well, as ScoreBreak managed to put a six-point gap between them and the Herd during the middle of the game. While the Herd tried their best to kick it into overdrive on offense, it wasn’t enough to close the large lead ScoreBreak had gained.

 

Mohawk Tile Lacrosse Club 1, Rocky Mountain Oysters 0 (Forfeit)

Chiefs Elite 8, Black Seals 6

Finkel & Garf 6, Steve French 7

The Deli 9, Jammin’ Salmon 10

Team Gutman 1, Rogue 10

Final Standings

1^st – ScoreBreak

2^nd – Big Green Herd

3^rd – Mohawk Tile Lacrosse Club

4^th – Rocky Mountain Oysters

5^th – Chiefs Elite

6^th – Black Seals

7^th – Steve French

8^th – Finkel & Garf

All-Tournament Team

MVP
Nate Siekierski – ScoreBreak

Attack

Charlie Bertrand – ScoreBreak

Matt Soran – Mohawk Tile

Ryan Danehy – ScoreBreak

Midfield
John Bowler – ScoreBreak

Matt Paul – Big Green Herd

LSM
Jack Ambrose – Big Green Herd

Faceoff

Brett Boos – ScoreBreak
Defense

Paul Manuszak – Chiefs elite

Matt Kramer – Steve French

Kyle Karaska – ScoreBreak

Goalie
Ryan LaPlante – Rocky Mountain Oysters

Coach
Tom Keller – ScoreBreak

Women’s Elite

LAXaDAZEicalz 6, Jammin’ Salmonettes 7

In a thrilling championship game, Jammin’ Salmonettes dominated with an impressive defense. Salmonette’s goalie, Jenna Hoffman, had a whopping nine saves, and MVP Greenlaw tore up the field with five points and one assist.

Team Wild 8, Rage 10

It was a well-played game from start to finish for third place. Team Wild started the scoring, but Rage kept it going. There were three hat tricks, one by Team Wild’s All-Tournament player McDonough and two for Rage, Fanell and Lash.

U-Rad 6, The Tools 14

It was an early game to determine fifth place, but The Tools were wide awake and ready to go. While holding U-Rad to only three points each half, The Tools took off by scoring within the first four minutes and continued until their last point with thirty seconds remaining.

Final Standings

1^st – Jammin’ Salmonettes

2^nd – LAXaDAZEicalz

3^rd – Rage

4^th – Team Wild

5^th – The Tools

6^th – U-Rad

All-Tournament Team

Jammin’ Salmonettes – Kirstie Greenlaw (MVP)

Jammin’ Salmonettes – Molly Snively

Jammin’ Salmonettes – Allison Phelan

Jammin’ Salmonettes – Jenna Hofmann

LAXaDAZEicalz – Eliza Radochonski

LAXiDAZEicalz – Caitlin Derry

LAXiDAZEicalz – Hunter Gray

The Tools – Jessica Tobey       

The Tools – Brianna Martinez

Team Wild – Emma McDonough

Team Wild – Katie Ritter

Rage – Emily Wadds

Coach/Team Rep:

Rage – Sarah Cooper