Outlaws Add Nine in Supplemental Draft
December 5, 2006 - Major League Lacrosse (MLL)
Denver Outlaws News Release
DENVER - December 5, 2006 - The Denver Outlaws of Major League Lacrosse on Tuesday added nine players to their roster through the Supplemental Draft and one through a trade with New Jersey.
The team drafted M Greg Bastis (19th overall), A Ted Turnblacer (29th overall), D Ryan Schoenig (39th overall), M Nathan Kenney (39th overall), A/M Jamison Mullen (59th overall), D Corey Vann (69th overall), G Brian Sanders (79th overall), G Reed Sothoron (89th overall) and M Jamie Daue (99th overall).
In addition, the Outlaws acquired M Paul Gillette from the New Jersey Pride. The Pride selected Gillette with their first-round selection (5th overall) of the Supplemental Draft. In 11 MLL games for Baltimore and Boston, Gillette has a goal and three assists to go with 14 groundballs.
For those interested, the Outlaws will hold open tryouts at a to-be-determined date in April. For information, contact the Outlaws office at (720) 258-3600.
Season and group ticket deposits are now available for the Denver Outlaws inaugural season at INVESCO Field at Mile High. Season tickets for the Outlaws six home games are affordably priced, starting at less than $90. Call 720-258-3600 for ticket information.
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