Vail Lacrosse Shootout Day 4
U19 boys and girls take to the field

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Only two divisions took to the field on day four of the 50th Vail Lacrosse Shootout on Tuesday. The U19 boys featured a round-robin-style tournament while the U19 girls, which have two local teams (10th Mountain Lax and Stash) continued with pool play.
10th Mountain Lax fell to Stars Navy 1-0 and Stash dropped its matchup against Puget Sound 14-3 on Tuesday.
Stash coach Katie Clinnin was proud of how her team turned their attention to their second opponent after Monday’s loss, remained positive and supported each other.

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“No one said this tournament would be easy, but I truly believe that the best way to get better is by trying something new, challenging, even sometimes scary,” she stated in an email after the game.

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Supermasters, grandmasters and zenmasters divisions wrap up play on Monday

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The Silver Oysters-Lax Gear put an end to the Elder Statesmen’s longtime run in the men’s supermaster’s division, taking down the three-time defending champions 8-7 in double overtime on Monday to claim the title.

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In the men’s grandmaster’s division, WestFax Brewing hoisted the trophy after defeating Los Viejos de Tejas 14-5. The Eldest Statesman would take the zenmaster’s crown with a 9-3 win over Mr. Boh in the championship.

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