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       #Post#: 27409--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: August 2, 2019, 9:04 pm
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  HTML https://kenferminsbu.wordpress.com/2019/08/02/justin-pugal-and-ryland-rees-turning-dreams-into-reality/
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       > Justin Pugal and Ryland Rees: Turning Dreams into Reality
       >
       > However, Rees and Joe Spallina– the current New York Lizards
       General Manager and No.14-ranked Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse
       head coach– assisted Pugal with scoring a tryout under Cannons
       head coach Sean Quirk. Pugal entered the tryout with the same
       mindset that he used on the Seawolves to prove his doubters
       wrong.
       >
       > “I just keep my head down and work my butt off so if you
       notice me, you notice me– if you don’t, you don’t,” Pugal said.
       “I’m just a worker and go balls to the wall every time out
       there.”
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       #Post#: 27411--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: August 2, 2019, 9:06 pm
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       Justin Pugal Proves Doubters Wrong
       Justin Pugal Went From an Afterthought to an MLL ALl-Star in One
       Year
  HTML https://majorleaguelacrosse.com/news/2019/7/23/justin-pugal-proves-doubters-wrong.aspx
       #Post#: 27412--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: August 2, 2019, 9:10 pm
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       Kevin Crowley: Far from Finished
  HTML https://kenferminsbu.wordpress.com/2019/08/02/kevin-crowley-far-from-finished/
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       > The veteran chose the Lizards and returned to Long Island,
       playing just an hour away from Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.
       Crowley also has another connection to Stony Brook– Lizards
       General Manager and No.14-ranked Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse
       head coach– Joe Spallina. While he may no longer be on the
       sidelines, Spallina has advised Crowley on maintaining success
       in New York.
       >
       > “We talk quite often and even though he is no longer on the
       coaching staff,” Crowley said. “He still provides feedback and
       wants to help however he can beyond the administrative side of
       the operation. He is such a well respected guy so when he says
       something to you, you listen.”
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       #Post#: 27419--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: August 6, 2019, 10:53 am
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       MLL NOTEBOOK: BOSTON, CHESAPEAKE PULL EVEN WITH DENVER FOR FIRST
       PLACE
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       Will Sands (22) gets a high-five from Ryland Rees (17) after
       scoring one of his three goals (to go with three assists) in
       Boston's 16-13 win at Denver on Saturday.
       #Post#: 27475--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: August 20, 2019, 6:00 pm
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       rogers
  HTML https://twitter.com/MLL_Lacrosse/status/1162873074536112130
       
       #Post#: 27490--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: August 22, 2019, 10:45 am
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       NLL mock draft:
  HTML https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/stamper-s-musings-first-round-nll-mock-draft/55229
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       > 2 Rochester Knighthawks
       > Ryland Rees, RT, Burnaby Lakers & Stony Brook
       > The Knighthawks loaded up on forwards in the expansion draft
       and subsequent trades, setting them up already with a possibly
       above-average NLL offence. While they added some solid defenders
       in the draft and free agency, it's on that side of the ball
       where could really use a boost. They would get one from Rees.
       I've heard him compared to Graeme Hossack as a prospect. I'm not
       sure I'm prepared to go that far, but Rees has shown elite
       talent both in the box game and as an All-World selection at the
       2018 world field lacrosse championships in Israel. While field
       lacrosse performance doesn't accurately predict box success,
       being selected as one of the very best in the world the summer
       after you finished your junior box career is a good sign that
       you have some serious athleticism.
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       #Post#: 27571--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: September 7, 2019, 3:47 am
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       STAMPER’S TOP 50: THE LEADING PROSPECTS FOR THE 2019 NLL DRAFT
  HTML https://www.nll.com/news/2019_top_50/
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       > 1. Ryland Rees
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       > RT, Burnaby Lakers & Stony Brook
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       > Rees is a special athlete with a chance to be a player around
       whom you can build the core of your franchise. Just look at the
       difference Graeme Hossack makes and how teams have to prepare
       when they play against him. I don’t see Rees as being at the
       level of Hossack as a shutdown defender, but few players are,
       given that Hossack is the best defender to come into the NLL
       since Kyle Rubisch. Rees is, however, a very good defender with
       size, strength, speed and the stick skills to contribute in
       transition.
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       #Post#: 27572--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: September 7, 2019, 3:49 am
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       Making The Case For The Boston Cannons In The MLL Honors Fan
       Vote
  HTML https://www.trifectanetworksports.com/making-the-case-for-the-boston-cannons-in-the-mll-honors-fan-vote/
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       > Defensive Player Of The Year
       > Jesse Bernhardt (D) – Chesapeake
       > Liam Byrnes (D) – Atlanta
       > Craig Chick (LSM) – Dallas
       > Greg Danseglio (LSM) – Chesapeake
       > Justin Pugal (D) – Boston
       > Jake Pulver (D) – Dallas
       > Ben Randall (D) – New York
       > Ryland Rees (LSM) – Boston
       > Alex Spring (D) – New York
       > Finn Sullivan (D) – Denver
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       > Boston has two players up for the award, Justin Pugal and
       Ryland Rees. A defensive award but Rees has been a two-way
       player as an LSM, he has picked up 3 goals and 1 assist for 4
       points in 13 games played.
       >
       > Rees is a rookie out of Stony Brook being selected 27th
       overall in the 2019 MLL Draft. On the defensive side of things
       he has picked up 51 ground balls, has caused 12 turnovers. His
       groundballs rank 10th in MLL, 2nd amongst LSM’s. His turnovers
       also rank 10th right behind his teammate Pugal who is also up
       for the award.
       >
       > As for Pugal he has appeared in 12 games picking up 25 ground
       balls and forcing 14 turnovers. His 14 turnovers is a tie for
       5th in MLL. Coincidentally has also went to Stony Brook like
       Rees and is also in his first MLL season.
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       #Post#: 27608--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: September 11, 2019, 8:14 pm
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       2019 NLL MOCK DRAFT – ROUNDS 1 & 2
  HTML https://www.nll.com/news/2019-nll-mock-draft-rounds-1-2/
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       > 2. Rochester Knighthawks
       >
       > Ryland Rees, RT | Burnaby Lakers & Stony Brook
       >
       > No change from my Round 1 Mock here, either (that will be a
       theme for a good chunk of the first round). Rees is the clear
       choice for a Rochester team that built a pretty solid NLL
       offense through the expansion draft, trades and free agency.
       They got some good defenders, too, but have nowhere near the
       depth in that end of the floor that they do up front. Rees will
       be a big addition to address that balance.
       >
       >
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       #Post#: 27672--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alumni on the Pro Circuit & International
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: September 17, 2019, 7:36 pm
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       rees goes second:
  HTML https://twitter.com/brlive/status/1174105603024834561
       
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