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Sat, Dec 2
19:00:00
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Sat, Dec 2
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Sat, Dec 9
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Sat, Dec 9
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Sat, Dec 9
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Sat, Dec 9
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Sat, Dec 9
22:00:00
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Sun, Dec 10
16:00:00
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3
Fri, Dec 15
22:00:00
Saskatchewan
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Sat, Dec 16
13:00:00
Albany
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Sat, Dec 16
19:30:00
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Sat, Dec 16
19:30:00
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Sat, Dec 16
22:00:00
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WK
4
Fri, Dec 22
20:00:00
Toronto
Panther City
Fri, Dec 22
21:00:00
Georgia
Colorado
Sat, Dec 23
19:00:00
Vancouver
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WK
5
Fri, Dec 29
18:30:00
Philadelphia
Halifax
Fri, Dec 29
19:30:00
Georgia
Buffalo
Fri, Dec 29
22:00:00
Rochester
San Diego
Sat, Dec 30
16:00:00
New York
Toronto
Sat, Dec 30
21:00:00
Las Vegas
Calgary
Sat, Dec 30
21:00:00
Vancouver
Colorado
Sun, Dec 31
20:00:00
Albany
Saskatchewan
WK
6
Sat, Jan 6
19:00:00
Halifax
Albany
Sat, Jan 6
19:30:00
Panther City
Georgia
Sat, Jan 6
19:30:00
Colorado
Buffalo
Sun, Jan 7
15:00:00
New York
Philadelphia
WK
7
Fri, Jan 12
18:30:00
Toronto
Halifax
Fri, Jan 12
22:00:00
San Diego
Las Vegas
Sat, Jan 13
19:00:00
Buffalo
Rochester
Sat, Jan 13
19:00:00
Saskatchewan
Philadelphia
Sat, Jan 13
19:30:00
Panther City
New York
Sat, Jan 13
19:30:00
Albany
Georgia
Sat, Jan 13
21:00:00
San Diego
Colorado
Sat, Jan 13
22:00:00
Calgary
Vancouver
WK
8
Fri, Jan 19
19:30:00
New York
Buffalo
Sat, Jan 20
19:00:00
Georgia
Toronto
Sat, Jan 20
19:00:00
San Diego
Albany
Sat, Jan 20
20:00:00
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Sat, Jan 20
21:00:00
Calgary
Colorado
WK
9
Fri, Jan 26
22:00:00
Colorado
Vancouver
Sat, Jan 27
18:00:00
Rochester
Halifax
Sat, Jan 27
19:00:00
Buffalo
Toronto
Sat, Jan 27
19:30:00
Georgia
New York
Sat, Jan 27
19:30:00
San Diego
Philadelphia
Sat, Jan 27
22:00:00
Panther City
Las Vegas
WK
10
Fri, Feb 2
19:00:00
Halifax
Philadelphia
Fri, Feb 2
19:30:00
Vancouver
Georgia
Fri, Feb 2
21:00:00
New York
Calgary
Sat, Feb 3
19:00:00
Las Vegas
Albany
Sat, Feb 3
19:30:00
Rochester
Buffalo
Sat, Feb 3
20:00:00
Panther City
Saskatchewan
Sat, Feb 3
21:00:00
Toronto
Calgary
Sun, Feb 4
18:00:00
Colorado
San Diego
WK
11
Fri, Feb 9
18:30:00
Las Vegas
Halifax
Fri, Feb 9
20:00:00
Colorado
Panther City
Sat, Feb 10
19:00:00
Georgia
Rochester
Sat, Feb 10
19:00:00
Calgary
Toronto
Sat, Feb 10
19:30:00
San Diego
New York
Sat, Feb 10
22:00:00
Saskatchewan
Vancouver
WK
12
Fri, Feb 16
18:30:00
Buffalo
Halifax
Fri, Feb 16
22:00:00
Philadelphia
Las Vegas
Sat, Feb 17
19:00:00
Colorado
Albany
Sun, Feb 18
19:00:00
Halifax
Calgary
WK
13
Fri, Feb 23
21:00:00
New York
Colorado
Fri, Feb 23
22:00:00
Georgia
San Diego
Sat, Feb 24
19:00:00
Las Vegas
Rochester
Sat, Feb 24
19:00:00
Vancouver
Toronto
Sat, Feb 24
19:30:00
Albany
Buffalo
Sat, Feb 24
20:00:00
Halifax
Saskatchewan
Sat, Feb 24
21:00:00
Philadelphia
Calgary
Sun, Feb 25
16:00:00
Georgia
Panther City
WK
14
Fri, Mar 1
19:00:00
Georgia
Halifax
Fri, Mar 1
20:00:00
San Diego
Panther City
Fri, Mar 1
22:00:00
Toronto
Las Vegas
Fri, Mar 1
22:00:00
Buffalo
Vancouver
Sat, Mar 2
13:00:00
Calgary
Philadelphia
Sat, Mar 2
19:00:00
New York
Albany
Sat, Mar 2
21:00:00
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Sat, Mar 2
22:00:00
Toronto
San Diego
Sun, Mar 3
16:00:00
Rochester
Panther City
WK
15
Fri, Mar 8
19:00:00
Vancouver
Albany
Fri, Mar 8
19:30:00
Calgary
Georgia
Fri, Mar 8
19:30:00
Saskatchewan
Buffalo
Sat, Mar 9
17:00:00
Colorado
Toronto
Sat, Mar 9
19:00:00
Albany
Rochester
Sat, Mar 9
19:30:00
Las Vegas
New York
Sat, Mar 9
22:00:00
Halifax
San Diego
Sun, Mar 10
15:00:00
Panther City
Philadelphia
WK
16
Fri, Mar 15
18:30:00
Panther City
Halifax
Fri, Mar 15
21:00:00
San Diego
Calgary
Fri, Mar 15
22:00:00
Las Vegas
Vancouver
Sat, Mar 16
19:00:00
Rochester
Albany
Sat, Mar 16
19:00:00
Toronto
Buffalo
Sat, Mar 16
19:30:00
Philadelphia
Georgia
Sat, Mar 16
20:30:00
New York
Saskatchewan
WK
17
Fri, Mar 22
20:00:00
Buffalo
Panther City
Fri, Mar 22
21:00:00
Albany
Calgary
Sat, Mar 23
19:00:00
Halifax
Toronto
Sat, Mar 23
19:00:00
Vancouver
Philadelphia
Sat, Mar 23
19:30:00
Saskatchewan
New York
Sat, Mar 23
21:00:00
Rochester
Colorado
Sat, Mar 23
22:00:00
Las Vegas
San Diego
Sun, Mar 24
17:30:00
Saskatchewan
Georgia
WK
18
Sat, Mar 30
13:00:00
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Sat, Mar 30
19:00:00
Halifax
Rochester
Sat, Mar 30
19:30:00
Toronto
New York
Sat, Mar 30
22:00:00
Vancouver
Las Vegas
WK
19
Fri, Apr 5
21:00:00
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Fri, Apr 5
21:00:00
Buffalo
Colorado
Fri, Apr 5
22:00:00
Panther City
San Diego
Fri, Apr 5
22:00:00
Halifax
Vancouver
Sat, Apr 6
19:00:00
New York
Rochester
Sat, Apr 6
19:00:00
Toronto
Albany
Sat, Apr 6
19:30:00
Las Vegas
Georgia
Sat, Apr 6
20:00:00
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Sun, Apr 7
16:00:00
Philadelphia
Panther City
WK
20
Fri, Apr 12
21:00:00
Philadelphia
Colorado
Sat, Apr 13
19:00:00
Rochester
Toronto
Sat, Apr 13
19:30:00
Calgary
Buffalo
Sat, Apr 13
20:00:00
San Diego
Saskatchewan
Sat, Apr 13
22:00:00
Colorado
Las Vegas
Sat, Apr 13
22:00:00
New York
Vancouver
Sun, Apr 14
16:00:00
Albany
Panther City
WK
21
Fri, Apr 19
19:30:00
Rochester
Georgia
Fri, Apr 19
22:00:00
Vancouver
San Diego
Sat, Apr 20
18:00:00
Colorado
Halifax
Sat, Apr 20
19:30:00
Albany
New York
Sat, Apr 20
20:00:00
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Sat, Apr 20
21:00:00
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Calgary
Sat, Apr 20
22:00:00
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Las Vegas
Sun, Apr 21
15:00:00
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Nll Draft Top 50 Prospects: #11-20

IL Indoor nears closer to Top 10 prospects for #NLLDraft on Sept. 22

As the 2014 NLL Draft looms on Monday, Sept. 22, Stephen Stamp from IL Indoor continues to count down the Top 50 prospects hopeful to hear their names called at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre. Check out players ranked 11-20 below and be sure to watch #NLLDraft live on YouTube.com/TLN on Monday at 7 p.m. ET.

11 – Dan Keane – RF Brampton Excelsiors (OLA Jr A), University of Delaware (NCAA)

Has a heavy shot that he likes to use from anywhere on the floor. Keane is a two-time 30-goal scorer in Jr A. Has a tendency to hang on to the ball a bit too long, which can limit his effectiveness, but an NLL coach will be able to disabuse him of that habit pretty quickly. Could go higher than this spot: some coaches really like his elusiveness and quick feet.

12 – Matthew Bennett – LT Brampton Excelsiors (OLA Jr A)

Bennett is fast; he buzzes all over the floor. He’s also not afraid to get his nose dirty; he racked up 193 penalty minutes in four-plus seasons of Jr A lacrosse, including 98 in 2013. He has reasonable stick skills when he gets into the offensive zone. Bennett showed well when he played in CLax as a 19-year-old in 2012, putting up 9 goals and 20 assists in 14 games split between Durham and Brampton. Some observers think he’s ready to play in the NLL now.

12A – Quinn Powless – RF Six Nations Arrows (OLA Jr A)

Big, strong and talented, Powless was a late registrant to the entry draft. He blossomed this summer, scoring 26 goals and 46 assists in 20 regular season games and adding 22 goals and 42 assists in 19 games in the playoffs. Powless is a good passer who will take his shot when it’s there but doesn’t force it. Fitness is a bit of a concern for NLL teams; he’ll need to commit to getting in top shape to have an impact in the pros commensurate to the talent he brings to the table.

13 – Rodd Squire Jr. – RT Six Nations Chiefs (MSL)

Squire is a big, strong transition player with good speed and stick skills. He took a step back this year, finding his way into only 13 games in a Chiefs season in which their roster was in flux. If his ranking was based on last year, Squire would probably come in even higher on this list. He had a strong 2013 scoring 7 goals and 6 assists while playing in all 20 games. He’s a bit of a gamble but has played well against top-level competition and projects to be a good depth transition player in the NLL.

14 – Ty Thompson – LF University at Albany (NCAA)

Unfortunately for Ty, he’s sometimes considered the “other” Thompson because his cousins Lyle and Miles garner so much attention. But Ty had a tremendous career in his own right at Albany. He was Tewaaraton Award nominee in 2013 when he scored 54 goals for the Great Danes. Ty totalled 154 goals in his four seasons. He’s played the last two summers with the Kahnawake Mohawks of the Quebec Sr B league, where he’s scored 64 points in 19 games. He has excellent stick skills and great passion for the game.

15 – Casey Jackson – LF RIT (NCAA)

A talented lefty who has produced consistently in his three WLA seasons, scoring 45, 49 and 54 points with Burnaby. He can shoot but is more of a setup guy, looking to produce scoring chances for his teammates. Was 8th in the WLA in scoring this summer, second on the Lakers, and led Burnaby with 37 assists.

16 – Mike Melnychenko – LF Chestnut Hill College (NCAA)

Never really showed his game in KW after arriving from Brooklin in a trade this year because he had a leg injury, but Melnychenko put up 16 goals in his rookie year with the Redmen in 2013 and added 27 points (15g, 12a) in an impressive 12-game playoff run. He’s a good shooter, although he can be a bit predictable in going to the toe drag and sub shot moving across the top of the offence. Has a chance to contribute as a depth lefty to a pro team.

17 – Patrick Miles – New England College (NCAA)

Spent four seasons as an important part of Brampton’s defence in the OLA Jr A league then stepped up to have a strong rookie season with the Rock this year. Miles is quick and agile. He can help push the ball up the floor but doesn’t make rash decisions when he runs in transition. Will need to add some strength to compete in the pros, but he has quick feet and generally sound positioning.

18 – Brandon Benn – RF Johns Hopkins (NCAA)

Benn can crash and bang on the offensive end and has the hands to contribute some goals as well. He scored 35 times, along with 24 assists, in his final season of Jr A with the Orangeville Northmen in 2013, a year after helping them to win the Minto Cup. Doesn’t project as a big scorer in the pros, but should contribute as a solid depth player on the right side.

19 – Andrew Smistad – RD Marquette University (NCAA)

It’s unfortunate for Smistad that he had to miss the 2014 season after suffering an injury at Marquette in the spring. The Redmen were pleased to have picked him up in a deal with Oakville. He’s a 6’2”, 210-pound defender who is difficult to play against. The Calgary native made his way to Ontario to play summer box and benefited greatly from the experience of playing against the best offensive players in the world. He will take some time to adjust to the pace of the NLL but projects as a solid stay at home defender.

20 – Alexis Buque – G American International College (NCAA)

Buque was named the OLA Jr A league’s top goalie in 2013 and helped the Whitby Warriors to win the Minto Cup that summer. At 5’10”, 225 pounds he takes up a lot of net and plays his angles well.

NLL Draft Top 50 Prospects: #21-30
NLL Draft Top 50 Prospects: #31-40
NLL Draft Top 50 Prospects: #41-50

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