MLL Supplmental draft results...

[shiftylax]

2007 Supplemental Draft Order Round 1

Round 1
1) Chicago - Athan Ianucci (Att.)
2) San Francisco (from Washington) - Steve Looney (Mid.)
3) Rochester - Gavin Prout (Att.)
4) Long Island - Joseph Canuso (GK)
5) New Jersey - Paul Gillette (Mid.)
6) Los Angeles - Brian Crockett (Mid.)
7) San Francisco - John Keysor (Mid.)
8) Boston - Joe Kostolansky (Att.)
9) Philadelphia (from Denver) - Brian Myers (Mid.)
10) Philadelphia Nolan Godfrey (Mid/FO) [Big ups.]

Round 2
11) San Francisco (from Chicago) - Joseph Vasold (Mid/FO)
12) Washington - Kyle Fiay (Midf.)
13) Rochester - Joe High (Att.)
14) Philadelphia (from Long Island) - Shaun Lyons (Mid.)
15) New Jersey - Michael Abou Jaoude (Def.)
16) Los Angeles - Justin Redd (Midfield)
17) San Francisco - Tim Treubig (Mid.)
18) Long Island (from Boston) - Andrew Lucas (Att.)
19) Denver - Greg Bastis (Mid.)
20) Philadelphia - Tom Melanson (Mid)

Round 3
21) Chicago - Jason Cappadoro (Att.)
22) Washington - Justin Berdeguez (Def.)
23) Rochester - James Plunkett (Mid,)
24) Long Island - Andy Blechman (Def.)
25) New Jersey - Oliver Berry (Def.)
26) Rochester (from Los Angeles) - Chris Scanlon (Mid.)
27) San Francisco - Judson Lattimore (Mid.)
28) Boston - Spencer Wright (Mid.)
29) Denver - Ted Turnblacer (Att.)
30) Philadelphia - Jason Motta (GK)

Rounds 4
31) Chicago - Will Phillips (A/M)
32) Washington - David Paolisso (Mid.)
33) Rochester - Matt Schuh (Def. Mid)
34) Long Island - Kevin Thibadeau (GK)
35) New Jersey - Zach Burke (Def.)
36) Los Angeles - Scott Falatach (Att./Mid)
37) San Francisco - Matthew Miller (Mid.)
38) Boston - Luke Daquino (Att.)
39) Denver - Ryan Schoenig (Def.)
40) Philadelphia - Keevin Galbraith (Def.)

Rounds 5
41) Chicago - Scott Davidson (Mid.)
42) Washington - Frank Luciano (Def.)
43) Rochester - Brandon Spillet (Att.)
44) Long Island - Jamie Coffin (Att.)
45) New Jersey - Chris Cercy (Mid/FO)
46) Los Angeles - Dan Marohl (Att./Mid.)
47) San Francisco - Ben Love (Def.)
48) Boston - Joshua Murray (Mid.)
49) Denver - Nathan Kenney (Mid.)
50) Philadelphia - David Tamberinno (Mid./FO)

Rounds 6
51) Chicago - William Cutler (Mid.)
52) Washington - Michael Fretwell (GK)
53) Rochester - Peter Milliman (Att.)
54) Long Island - Mike Abbott (Mid.)
55) New Jersey - Ian Rosenberger (Mid.)
56) Los Angeles - Nate Hill (Att./Mid.)
57) San Francisco - Matt Madalon (GK)
58) Boston - Daniel Holdridge (Mid.)
59) Denver - Jamison Mullen (Att./Mid)
60) Philadelphia - Marc Morley (Mid./Att)

Rounds 7
61) Chicago - Gregory Scott (Def.)
62) Washington - Neal Goldman (Att.)
63) Rochester - Brice Queener (Mid.)
64) Long Island - Glenn Adams (Mid.)
65) New Jersey - Jason Doneger (Att.)
66) Los Angeles - Matt Casey (Mid.)
67) San Francisco - Andrew Braziel (Def.)
68) Boston - Ryan Vilar (Mid.)
69) Denver - Corey Vann (Def.)
70) Philadelphia - Colin Achenbach (Att./Mid)

Round 8
71) Chicago - Bernard Cannon (Def.)
72) Washington - Christopher Collins (GK)
73) Washington (from Rochester) - Chris Gill (Att./Mid.)
74) Long Island - Greg Vetter (Def.)
75) New Jersey - Rob Parengkuan (Mid.)
76) Los Angeles - John Ryan Ciliberto (Mid.)
77) San Francisco - Brandon Hays (Def.)
78) Boston - Christopher Doyle (Mid.)
79) Denver - Andrew Sanders (Mid./Att.)
80) Philadelphia - Michael Holloway (Att./Mid.)

Round 9
81) Chicago - Darren Sasaki-Scanlon (Att.Mid.)
82) Chicago (from Washington) - Ryan Ward (Att./Mid.)
83) Rochester - Matthew Vinc (Def.)
84) Long Island - James Ireland (Mid.)
85) New Jersey - Mike Regan (Mid.)
86) Los Angeles - Jay Pfeifer (GK)
87) San Francisco - Jake McKenna (GK)
88) Boston - Jim Femminella (Att./Mid.)
89) Denver - Reed Sothoron (GK)
90) Philadelphia - Armando Polanco (Def.)

Round 10
91) Chicago - Robert Trasolini (Mid.)
92) Chicago (from Washington) - Jeff Pfeffer (Att./Mid.)
93) Rochester - Kevin Thibadeau (GK)
94) Long Island - Nick Russo (Mid.)
95) New Jersey - Greg Cattrano (GK)
96) Los Angeles - Yoshiro Hikichi (Def.)
97) San Francisco - Nick Dean (Att.)
98) Boston - Bakery Janneh (Mid./FO)
99) Denver - Jamie Daue (Mid.)
100) Philadelphia - Peter Cannon (Mid.)

[washjeff]

nice too see pfeifer again, i havent heard much out of him for a while.

[goalie1215]

new jersey looks like a threat for the 2007 title by adding cattrano to help the d to perform with the offense.

[BoiledEggs]

Wow chicago got ianucci and copadarro. Thats a pretty solid picks.

[MaKiMaKi13]

yea i was just about to say the machine picked up Ianucci good choice, and Rochester got prout, should be a pretty interesting MLL year

[laxn]

i think fiay is a typo for fiat. Anyways San Francisco made out really well, they got a lot of good midfielders, Looney and keysor. What i dont understand is why players that played last year are in here like falatach, keysor, neal goldman, jason doneger, gavin prout. Whats the deal there?

[VTLaxFan]

I think that Athan Ianucci will become a big-time attackman in a couple years. He is 6'4", tough, strong, and has some good stick skills.

[MaKiMaKi13]

I think that Athan Ianucci will become a big-time attackman in a couple years. He is 6'4", tough, strong, and has some good stick skills.

a lot of people compare him to John Grant Jr

[manup5183]

Thank god SF got Looney. He was one of my favorite players at Navy.

[HdGLaxWarrior]

Thank god SF got Looney. He was one of my favorite players at Navy.

how is that going to work? doesnt he have to serve a mandatory 6 years or something like that?

[wilsontopowell]

just to let everyone know colin achenbach was drafted and is the first minnesotan to get drafted as far as i know

[ReLaxin 13]

Wow that's awesome. Props to Achenbach. I thought he was a Dpole?

[AHA lax5]

70) Philadelphia - Colin Achenbach (Att./Mid)
Yea baby thats my boy Achenbach...glad to see him drafted because he is dirty...THE best to come outta Minnesota, land of the cold air....
And no he is mostly attack, but will probably have to play some mid, but he shouldnt have any trouble converting. But props to him, he was my coach this summer.

[cali feeder]

2007 Supplemental Draft Order Round 1
..................86) Los Angeles - Jay Pfeifer (GK).....................


He's gonna be one of the assistant coaches for our varsity squad, along with Sean Lindsay. I'm freakin psyched.

[navyboy28]

yo, looney is straight nasty. sf just jumped to the top of the west. how did catrano fall to the 10th?

[sirlaxalot125]

^^^ cat was rumored to have retitred
i think that san fran and the pride made some major pick ups
Of course i woulda picked a lot of diff people.

[HereICome]

If Fiay is a typo for Fiat then that is sooo sick because he played high school lacrosse here in Utah. Don't really think there are any pro lacrosse players from Utah. He also signed with the Philadelphia Wings. I thought Cattrano retired also.

[dram183]

if you read on insidelacrosse.com. cattrano is retiring, and they picked him just so they coudl have a retirement party for him

Ironically, Cattrano was also selected in the draft as New Jersey’s final selection in the tenth round, though his retirement is expected to stick.

“We’re actually having a Greg Cattrano Retirement Night the first night of the year,” explained Kelly.

from http://insidelacrosse.com/page.cfm?pagerid=2&news=fdetail&storyid=142054

[DashLAX18]

I think that Athan Ianucci will become a big-time attackman in a couple years. He is 6'4", tough, strong, and has some good stick skills.

Wait, (and im not bashing just asking), didn't Ianucci have an interview in inside lacrosse where he stated that he didn't think he had ever scored, or even taken a shot, left handed? I guess that's going to have to change if he is going to suceed in the MLL.

[RIT37FO]

Rochester used its last selection (10th round, 93rd overall) to take RIT attackman David Thiering. In 2006, Thering finished the season with 92 points (33+59) and led the Empire 8 in scoring. He also became RIT's all-time leading scorer with 293 career points (146+147), earning First Team All-American honors.

[RockStar]

......I guess that's going to have to change if he is going to suceed in the MLL.

Nope, switching ain't all it's cracked up to be.

See Team Canada in 2006 Worlds.......very little switching, still managed plenty of goals.

See Athan Ianucci - very little switching (if this is true...I've never seen him play field), yet good college numbers, and drafted first overall for pro lacrosse.

Goals are cheaper and easier in the pros anyway - if he made it through college without switching, why would he need to start in the pros?