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2002 Fall Ball Events
Fall Practices
Daily at 4 PM beginning on Friday, September 13th
Colorado School of Mines Tournament
Saturday, September 21st
Location: Colorado School of Mines in Golden, CO
Game Schedule:
University of Colorado at 10:30 AM
Western State College at Noon
University Northern Colorado at 1:30 PM
About: One-day tournament
Game Report:
CSU 7, CU 5 - 6 different goal scorers. Only Stanitz-Harper had 2. We led 6-2 with 12 minutes remaining, and then had to hold off yet another furious late Buff rally.
CSU 11, Western State College 4 - 3 goals for rookie Jon Carpenter
CSU 17, UNC 4 - 16 points for our starting attack - It looked like a "face-off and fast break" drill before I called off the dogs early in the 2nd half.
54 players played for CSU on this day.
Notes from the 4+ hour RMILL Fall Meeting
* 6 teams now in Division A and six in Division B. Fort Lewis and Utah Valley State College moved down. UNC and Boise State moved up.
* Weber State and Univ. Southern Colorado are out of the league
The A division is made up of:
Colorado State
Brigham Young
Colorado University
Utah U.
U Northern Colorado
Boise State U.
* Western State put in a proposal to have the RMILL Championships in Gunnison come April. I quickly put in a motion not to have them there. I want them closer to home (it
is seven hours away). This is crucial to my travel "budget". We put on the 2000 event. We traveled 9 hours squeezed on a bus to Durango with a senile, maniac bus driver in 2001, and
then we bussed all the way to Provo in 2002. Hell no, I don't want to go. By agreement of the league at the 1999 meeting, or whatever, the championships host would alternate years on one or
the other side of "The rock" (Utah/Colorado). So far this concept is not working that well for us.
Be careful what you wish for. My mouth has landed me on a committee to research the possibilities of holding the 2003 Championships in one of the Denver City Stadiums.
* It is almost a sure bet that this will be the final year for the USLIA championships to be held in St. Louis in May. They are looking at Florida, Colorado, and California.
They want the event to move because no one seems to pay attention to it in St. Louis. Well, someone must have, as we have welcomed 3 players from Missouri to our program this year. We have never
had a player from the "Show me state" before. The three are Joe Lauber G, and Dan Mcgrew M, from Kirkwood, and Pete Jokisch G, who played at Rockhurst.
CSU Alumni Game
Sunday, September 29th
Location: On the campus of CSU
About: a "function" will follow the game at a local establishment
Cost: $50 to play
Final score: CSU 19 CSU Alumni 6
It was great to see the whole CSU lacrosse extended family.
CSU Fall Invitational
Saturday, October 12th
Teams Expected: so far CSU#1 and #2, CU, Spot Men's Club, Ft. Lewis, and Galyon's Men's Club. We will play by college rules and have 25 minute halves.Team Fee:
$200 entry fee.
About: Teams are guaranteed 3 games. Two fields (Field #1 is the game field South of the Rec Center and Field #2 is the practice field North of the Rec Center). We will set up something
where players/teams can go and get an inexpensive meal and beverage following the games.
| Time |
Field #1 |
Field #2 |
| 10:00 |
CSU Green vs. Ft. Lewis |
Galyon's vs. CU |
| 11:10 |
SPOT vs. CSU Gold |
CU vs. Ft. Lewis |
| 12:20 |
Galyon's vs. SPOT |
CSU Green vs. CSU Gold |
| 1:30 |
SPOT vs. Ft. Lewis |
Galyon's vs. CSU Green |
| 2:40 |
CSU Gold vs. CU |
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CSU Green 8, Fort Lewis College 3
Kyle Klossner had 2 goals, and dominated the face-off
Galyan's Men's Club, 5 CU 4 2OT
CSU Gold 8, Spot Men's Club 2
6 players scored the 8 goals
Alex Smith played strong in goal early until the defense got going. After that, he saw very few shots the rest of the game or the rest of the day.
CU 10, Fort Lewis College 4
This score is a guess at best
Spot 7, Galyan's 5
CSU Gold 8, CSU Green 2
This was practice match-up all week
Tim had 2g, 1a in all three games
Galyan's (forfeit) did not play CSU Green
CSU (Green and Gold) 9, CU 2
Farquhar, Everett, Harper-Stanitz all had 2g, 1 a
Best of the West Tournament
Saturday, October 26th
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
About: Probably 14-16 teams, many that also go to St. Louis each May. Should play 3 games in one day.
Lodging: Staying at Amerisuites Hotel near UNLV, where the games are played.
When: Depart mid-day Friday, Return Monday .
Teams Expected: Brigham Young, Cal Poly, Chico St., Colorado St., Fort Lewis College, Sonoma St., U.C. Irvine, Univ. of Arizona, Univ. of Texas, Univ. of Utah, UNLV, USC, Utah St., and
Utah Valley St.
Results:
10:30 a.m. CSU 5 vs Cal Poly 2
Kelten Johnson - 1 goal, 2 assists
Kale Nelson - 2g
8-1 on face-offs - Phil Eichhorn, Clint Chafin
Shots - CSU 26, Cal Poly 7
Halftime score - CSU 3, Poly 1
1:30 p.m. CSU 10 vs Sonoma State 5
Nelson - 1g, 2a
Farquhar - 2g
Hasson - 1g, 1a
Shots - CSU 30, SSU 13
Halftime score - CSU 6, SSU 2
3:00 p.m. CSU 8 vs Chico State 5
Nelson - 2g, 2a
Everett - 2g, 1a
Farquhar - 3g
Shots - CSU 15, Chico 7
Halftime score - CSU 6, Chico 2
7:30 p.m. CSU 7 vs BYU 2
Nelson - 3g, 1a
Johnson - 1g, 2a
Bird - 2g
Disney - 1g, 1a
Face-offs - CSU 10, BYU 1
Shots - CSU 16, BYU 8
Halftime score - CSU 5, BYU 1 |
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Flip's Journal
Read a very interesting log of the CSU head coach's thoughts. |
All-Time Points Leaders
since 1998 season: G-A-Pts
1 Mike Roth ('01) 243-132-375
2 Mike Napolilli ('02) 170-160-330
3 Pat Shanley ('98) 138-68-206
4 Ryan Davis ('02) 107-66-173
5 Kelten Johnson ('04) 76-93-169
6 Nick Stanitz-Harper ('05) 123-37-160
7 Jim Hasson ('03) 74-46-120
8 Tim Farquhar ('05) 74-43-117
9 Ryan Ferrin ('00) 60-53-113
10 Brian Linehan ('99) 62-34-96
All-Time Save Leaders
since 1998 season: Saves
1 Alex Smith ('03) 232
2 Cale Vanvelkinburgh ('01) 188
3 Pete Jokisch ('06) 117
See Full Lists
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Schedule/Results
2003 Game Results
2/15 - Arizona - Win 6-5
2/22 - Colorado - Win 12-11 OT
2/25 - Northern Colorado - Cancelled
3/1 - Colorado College - Cancelled
3/2 - Illinois - Win 9-3
3/7 - Virginia Tech - Win 15-4
3/8 - Florida - Win 18-12
3/9 - Florida State - Cancelled
3/10 - Auburn - Cancelled
3/25 - Oregon - Win 17-8
3/29 - Boise State - Cancelled
3/30 - Galyan's - Cancelled
3/30 - Colorado College - Loss 12-11
4/2 - Denver U. Club - Cancelled
4/4 - BYU - Win 7-6
4/5 - Utah Valley State - Win 17-5
4/5 - Utah - Loss 4-5
4/8 - Sonoma State - Win 6-5
4/12 - Michigan - Win 11-6
4/19 - Colorado - Win 7-5
4/22 - Northern Colorado - Win 25-3
RMILL Play-Offs
4/25 - Utah - Win 13-2
4/26 - BYU - Win 8-7
USLIA National Championship
5/7 - Boston College - Win 18-2
5/8 - Texas A&M - Win 12-9
5/9 - Sonoma State - Win 8-6
5/10 - UC Santa Barbara - Win 6-4
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USLIA National Poll
Announced on 5/16/03
1 Colorado State (30) - 18-2
2 UC Santa Barbara - 21-2
3 Sonoma State - 17-3
4 Brigham Young - 13-6
5 Texas A & M - 20-4
6 Michigan - 16-5
7 Florida - 15-5
8 Simon Fraser - 13-3
9 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo - 11-8
10 Oakland - 15-3
11 Minnesota - Duluth - 18-3
12 Chico State - 12-5
13 Colorado - 11-9
14 Chapman - 12-7
15 Arizona - 9-8
16 Auburn - 10-6
17 UC San Diego - 10-4
18 Boston College - 12-3
19 Oregon - 11-5
20 Georgia Tech - 11-5
21 Washington U. - 8-7
22 Virginia Tech - 11-7
23 Stanford - 6-6
24 Texas Tech - 10-3
25 California - 10-5 |
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