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Baltimore Crabs' Marcus Holman, right, protects the ball from Team Colorado's Evan Potter during the Vail Lacrosse Shootout boys high school championship game. Homan and the Crabs won their fourth consecutive title, downing Colorado, 12-9.
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M & D's Anna Kim, center, scores one of her three goals during Wednesday's girls high school championship game of the Vail Lacrosse Shootout at Ford Park. M & D defeated PA Express, 16-4.
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VAIL, Colorado — It was all about Baltimore Wednesday as the Baltimore Crabs and M & D Lax took home the boys and girls high school championships.
The ladies from M&D were first up, easily handling PA Express and then the Crabs put up a 12-9 victory over Team Colorado. It was Baltimore's fourth consecutive high school title, a record in Vail.
The Toronto Renegades won Division II with a 12-2 victory over fellow Canadian squad Winnipeg. The girls silver division was taken by a group of rising high-school freshmen, the Stars Silver.
Today, the men's and women's elite kick off. Can Team 21 start right on the road to a repeat? Or will Lacrossewear's Merrill Lynch finally break through to the top?
Boys high school
Baltimore Crabs 12, Team Colorado 9
The Baltimore Crabs were able to cash in their offensive opportunities en route to their fourth straight Championship on Wednesday afternoon. Their late run started with 2:36 left in the third with a rip from John Kaestner (three goals, one assist) and moments later, Chris Costabile (a hat trick) punched one home.
The Crabs then got off two more sandwiched around a Colorado goal by Michael Biemford , who led his team with three, to push the score to 12-9 with 9:05 left.
The Crabs offense got hot twice and used those runs to break away from Colorado. Colorado was leading 4-3 midway through the second, but the Crabs scored five goals before the half ended, taking an 8-4 lead into the break.
In goal, Adam Cohen and Harry Krieger backstopped the win for the Crabs.
Wednesday's Games
Division I
Championship
Baltimore Crabs 12, Team Colorado 9
Third place
East Coast Kings 11, Players Lacrosse Club 5
Fifth place
Team Ohio 15, War Cry Lacrosse 3
Seventh place
Maverik Dallas 8, Blue Lion Elite 7
Division II
Championship
Toronto Renegades 12, Winnipeg Wolverines 2
Consolation
Salpointe Lancers 8, Sacramento Heat 7, OT
Team Nebraska 4, Salpointe Lancers 3
Sacramento Heat 8, Team Nebraska 0
Girls high school
M & D Lax 16, PA Express 4
The first 10 minutes of the competition was anyone's game but M & D Lax showed what it's made of and poweredto take the 2009 Vail Lacrosse Shootout championship.
Margaret Smith led M & D with five goals, while teammates Beth Glaros had four and Anna Kim a hat trick.
Wednesday's Games
Gold
Houston Heat 11, Minnesota Lakers 9
Heros 2010 15, CTLF 2
Team Colorado Red 8, MFL 3
PA Express 4, M & D Lax 16
Silver
Bay Area Wave White 10, Idaho Hawks 9
Lakeshore Lacrosse 16, Team Utah 8
Puget Sound Select 15, Team Colorado Blue 4
Stars Silver 12, Bay Area Wave Blue 11
Bronze
Team Vegas 12, Mountain Mania 1
Players Club 8, Blue Lion Pride 5
All-Tournament Team
Attack: Beth Glaros, M & D Lax; Carly Reed, Stars Silver; Amy Rogvski, Heros;; Colleen O'Malley, PA Express; Morgan Obendorfer, PA Express;
Center: Margaret Fogarty, Stars Silver
Defense: Natalie Forester, Colorado Blue; Lauren Freeland, CTLF; Stephanie Roberts, Houston; Taylor Virden, M & D Lax; Sara Kuhlman, MFL
Goalie: Megan McGinnis, Colorado Red
MVP: Margaret Smith, M & D Lax
Coaches Award: Tami Tomlinson, Puget Sound
Men's elite
There are more than 16 teams in this year's field, so there are play-in games this morning, followed by the traditional first-rounders.
Today's Games
Play-ins
Game 1 — Dunn Financial vs. Victorious Secret, 9 a.m., Ford Park
Game 2 — Chipotle vs. 83 1/2 Lacrosse, 9 a.m., Edwards
Game 3 — Olympic Club vs. Lax Zone, 9 a.m., Vail Athletic Field
Game 4 — Team Guttman vs. Pond Hoppers, 11 a.m. Vail Athletic Field
First Round
Team 21 vs. Game 1 winner, 1 p.m., Ford Park
Oysters vs. Baltimore Crabs, 3 p.m., Ford Park
The Loafers vs. Collared Greens, 1 p.m., Edwards
Last Call vs. Game 2 winner, 3 p.m. Edwards
Merrill Lynch vs. Game 3 winner, 1 p.m. Vail Athletic Field
Brine Elite vs. Vendetta's, 11 a.m., Edwards
Jammin' Salmon vs. Game 4 winner, 3 p.m., Vail Athletic Field
All-Stars vs. 5280/Tap Room, 11 a.m. , Ford Park
Women's elite
The best women's college players start the Shoot out with pool play with Gang Green, CRSLax.com and Team 180 as the favorites in their groups.
Today's Games
All games on Edwards grass fields, Miller Ranch
Team Wild vs. The Porkchops, 9 a.m.
Ramalo vs. Team 180, 9 a.m.
TexLax vs. Team Xtreme, 10:15 a.m.
St. Louis vs. Lizards, 10:15 a.m.
Minnesota Northstars vs. Portland Women's, 11:30 a.m.
ThELMa's vs. Meatloaf, 11:30 a.m.
Team Wild vs. Team 180, 12:45 p.m.
Ramalo vs. The Porkchops, 12:45 p.m.
TexLax vs. Portland Women's, 2 p.m.
St. Louis vs. Meatloaf, 2 p.m.
Team Xtreme vs. Gang Green, 3:15 p.m.
Lizards vs. CRSlax.com, 3:15 p.m.
The ladies from M&D were first up, easily handling PA Express and then the Crabs put up a 12-9 victory over Team Colorado. It was Baltimore's fourth consecutive high school title, a record in Vail.
The Toronto Renegades won Division II with a 12-2 victory over fellow Canadian squad Winnipeg. The girls silver division was taken by a group of rising high-school freshmen, the Stars Silver.
Today, the men's and women's elite kick off. Can Team 21 start right on the road to a repeat? Or will Lacrossewear's Merrill Lynch finally break through to the top?
Boys high school
Baltimore Crabs 12, Team Colorado 9
The Baltimore Crabs were able to cash in their offensive opportunities en route to their fourth straight Championship on Wednesday afternoon. Their late run started with 2:36 left in the third with a rip from John Kaestner (three goals, one assist) and moments later, Chris Costabile (a hat trick) punched one home.
The Crabs then got off two more sandwiched around a Colorado goal by Michael Biemford , who led his team with three, to push the score to 12-9 with 9:05 left.
The Crabs offense got hot twice and used those runs to break away from Colorado. Colorado was leading 4-3 midway through the second, but the Crabs scored five goals before the half ended, taking an 8-4 lead into the break.
In goal, Adam Cohen and Harry Krieger backstopped the win for the Crabs.
Wednesday's Games
Division I
Championship
Baltimore Crabs 12, Team Colorado 9
Third place
East Coast Kings 11, Players Lacrosse Club 5
Fifth place
Team Ohio 15, War Cry Lacrosse 3
Seventh place
Maverik Dallas 8, Blue Lion Elite 7
Division II
Championship
Toronto Renegades 12, Winnipeg Wolverines 2
Consolation
Salpointe Lancers 8, Sacramento Heat 7, OT
Team Nebraska 4, Salpointe Lancers 3
Sacramento Heat 8, Team Nebraska 0
Girls high school
M & D Lax 16, PA Express 4
The first 10 minutes of the competition was anyone's game but M & D Lax showed what it's made of and poweredto take the 2009 Vail Lacrosse Shootout championship.
Margaret Smith led M & D with five goals, while teammates Beth Glaros had four and Anna Kim a hat trick.
Wednesday's Games
Gold
Houston Heat 11, Minnesota Lakers 9
Heros 2010 15, CTLF 2
Team Colorado Red 8, MFL 3
PA Express 4, M & D Lax 16
Silver
Bay Area Wave White 10, Idaho Hawks 9
Lakeshore Lacrosse 16, Team Utah 8
Puget Sound Select 15, Team Colorado Blue 4
Stars Silver 12, Bay Area Wave Blue 11
Bronze
Team Vegas 12, Mountain Mania 1
Players Club 8, Blue Lion Pride 5
All-Tournament Team
Attack: Beth Glaros, M & D Lax; Carly Reed, Stars Silver; Amy Rogvski, Heros;; Colleen O'Malley, PA Express; Morgan Obendorfer, PA Express;
Center: Margaret Fogarty, Stars Silver
Defense: Natalie Forester, Colorado Blue; Lauren Freeland, CTLF; Stephanie Roberts, Houston; Taylor Virden, M & D Lax; Sara Kuhlman, MFL
Goalie: Megan McGinnis, Colorado Red
MVP: Margaret Smith, M & D Lax
Coaches Award: Tami Tomlinson, Puget Sound
Men's elite
There are more than 16 teams in this year's field, so there are play-in games this morning, followed by the traditional first-rounders.
Today's Games
Play-ins
Game 1 — Dunn Financial vs. Victorious Secret, 9 a.m., Ford Park
Game 2 — Chipotle vs. 83 1/2 Lacrosse, 9 a.m., Edwards
Game 3 — Olympic Club vs. Lax Zone, 9 a.m., Vail Athletic Field
Game 4 — Team Guttman vs. Pond Hoppers, 11 a.m. Vail Athletic Field
First Round
Team 21 vs. Game 1 winner, 1 p.m., Ford Park
Oysters vs. Baltimore Crabs, 3 p.m., Ford Park
The Loafers vs. Collared Greens, 1 p.m., Edwards
Last Call vs. Game 2 winner, 3 p.m. Edwards
Merrill Lynch vs. Game 3 winner, 1 p.m. Vail Athletic Field
Brine Elite vs. Vendetta's, 11 a.m., Edwards
Jammin' Salmon vs. Game 4 winner, 3 p.m., Vail Athletic Field
All-Stars vs. 5280/Tap Room, 11 a.m. , Ford Park
Women's elite
The best women's college players start the Shoot out with pool play with Gang Green, CRSLax.com and Team 180 as the favorites in their groups.
Today's Games
All games on Edwards grass fields, Miller Ranch
Team Wild vs. The Porkchops, 9 a.m.
Ramalo vs. Team 180, 9 a.m.
TexLax vs. Team Xtreme, 10:15 a.m.
St. Louis vs. Lizards, 10:15 a.m.
Minnesota Northstars vs. Portland Women's, 11:30 a.m.
ThELMa's vs. Meatloaf, 11:30 a.m.
Team Wild vs. Team 180, 12:45 p.m.
Ramalo vs. The Porkchops, 12:45 p.m.
TexLax vs. Portland Women's, 2 p.m.
St. Louis vs. Meatloaf, 2 p.m.
Team Xtreme vs. Gang Green, 3:15 p.m.
Lizards vs. CRSlax.com, 3:15 p.m.
