NLL Colorado Mammoth

Prout named second-team All-Pro

May 9, 2007 - National Lacrosse League (NLL)
Colorado Mammoth News Release


DENVER - Colorado Mammoth forward Gavin Prout has been named a second-team All-Pro by the National Lacrosse League.

Prout ranked fourth in the league with 59 assists this season and scored 30 goals to lead the Mammoth with 89 points. The Mammoth captain made his fifth NLL All-Star Game appearance this year and led his team to the West Division title and its fifth consecutive playoff berth.

"Gavin is a tremendous player and great leader of our team both on and off the floor," Mammoth general manager Steve Govett said. "It is nice to see him honored again this season because he is one of the game's best."

Prout, who has averaged better than 84 points per season during his six-year career, eclipsed the 500-point mark this season en route to his fourth All-Pro distinction. He was a second-team choice in 2002 for the New York Saints and in 2004 after his first season with the Mammoth. He was a first-team selection in 2006 after his first season as the Mammoth's captain.

2007 NLL All-Pros

First team

Dan Dawson, Forward, Arizona Sting

John Grant, Forward, Rochester Knighthawks

John Tavares, Forward, Buffalo Bandits

Steve Toll, Transition, Rochester Knighthawks

Ryan Cousins, Defense, Minnesota Swarm

Anthony Cosmo, Goaltender, San Jose Stealth

Second team

Colin Doyle, Forward, San Jose Stealth

Casey Powell, Forward, New York Titans

Gavin Prout, Forward, Colorado Mammoth

Lewis Ratcliff, Forward, Calgary Roughnecks

Shawn Williams, Forward, Rochester Knighthawks

Nick Patterson, Goaltender, Minnesota Swarm

Mammoth All-Pros

Year First team Second team

2007 Gavin Prout

2006 Gavin Prout Jay Jalbert

2005 Gary Gait

2004 Gary Gait Gavin Prout

Gee Nash

2003 Gary Gait

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