Dalhousie University made it nine straight titles last weekend when the Tigers defeated Saint Francis Xavier University in the Maritime University Field Lacrosse League final 11-4. It was the eight time in nine years the two Nova Scotia schools faced off in the championship game.
Congratulations to @DalLacrosse who captured their ninth straight @MUFLL championship last weekend, defeating @StFX_menslax 11-4 in the final #MUFLL pic.twitter.com/pP6B2D4Ifz
— The Lacrosse News (@TheLaxNews) November 6, 2019
The six-team MUFLL named it’s all-league and award winners during the event.
Coaching Staff of the Year – UPEI
Freshman of the Year – Keaton Brown (Dal)
Senior of the Year – Marshall Clarke (StFX)
Defensive Player of the Year – Alex Stokes (SMU)
Offensive Player of the Year – Jackson Den Elzen (StFX)
Most Valuable Player – Liam MacIntosh (Dal)
MUFLL First Team
Attack – Jackson Den Elzen (StFX)
Attack – Liam MacIntosh (Dal)
Attack – Matthew Wilson (Dal)
Midfield – Matthew Donnolly (StFX)
Midfield – Brayden Drysdale (StFX)
Midfield – Angus Doane (Dal)
Defence – Alex Stokes (SMU)
Defence – Keaton Brown (Dal)
Defence – Jeremie Baumeister (Dal)
LSM – Sam Mix (SMU)
Faceoff Specialist – Marshall Clarke (StFX)
Goalie – Tyler MacKinnon (StFX)
MUFLL Second Team
Attack – Rhys Burnell (Dal)
Attack – Bryson Pruski (UNB)
Attack – Will Lynch (StFX)
Midfield – Mike Workentin (Dal)
Midfield – Matt Thompson (UNB)
Midfield – James Sugden (StFX)
Defence – Graham Charron (Dal)
Defence – Jordan Lopez (StFX)
Defence – Makoto Barnard (StFX)
LSM – Acton Budden (Dal)
Faceoff Specialist – Tanner Morgan (SMU)
Goalie – Phil Mabley (SMU)
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