Flip Naumburg
Head Coach
Phone: 970-377-1390
Karri Smith
Club Sports Coordinator
Phone: 970-491-2011




CSU Beats BYU 7-6 in Fall Scrimmage
Greeley, CO

By Alex Smith
October 1, 2005

Fort Collins, CO - In their first live action of the fall season, the Colorado State men's lacrosse team used a superb five-point effort from senior attackman Tim Chorey (Algonquin HS, MA) to beat RMLC rival Brigham Young 7-6 on Saturday afternoon. Though the game did not count towards any official records, both teams played to win and treated a fairly good-sized crowd of about 300 people to an entertaining and well-fought contest.

With the Rams leading 6-4 midway through the fourth quarter, BYU scored two goals in under a minute to tie the game. Sophomore midfielder John Tomlinson (Smokey Hill HS, CO) then beat his man from the top of the box and bounced home the winner for CSU with 2:27 left.

Chorey led all scorers with three goals and two assists and BYU's Tyler Monteath, a Colorado native, scored three to lead the Cougars. Senior midfielder Michael Murphy (Lake Oswego HS, OR) pitched in with two goals and sophomore attackman Dylan Bowman (Fairview HS, CO) had two assists.

Senior goaltender Pete Jokisch (Rockhurst Jesuit HS, MO) made 8 saves over the course of the game while BYU split time between Chris Powers (6 saves) and Glenn Makechnie (4 saves).

The teams concluded the day by playing a "5th quarter" to get some of their younger players some more game experience.

Colorado State now prepares for its Fall Invitational tournament on October 8th and the annual Alumni game on October 22nd.

Score by Quarter:
BYU - 2 - 1 - 1 - 2 = 6
CSU - 2 - 1 - 2 - 2 = 7


Goals:
BYU - Monteath (3), Shumway, Cole, Gerard 
CSU - Chorey (3), Murphy (2), Wallace and Tomlinson


Assists:
BYU - Smith
CSU - Bowman and Chorey (2), Stevens


Goaltenders:
BYU - Powers (6 saves, 3 goals against, 30:00 minutes), 
Makechnie (4 saves, 4 goals against, 30:00 minutes) CSU - Jokisch (8 saves, 6 goals against, 60:00 minutes) Shots: BYU - 35 CSU - 35 Groundballs: BYU - 34 CSU - 30 Face-offs: BYU - 9/16 CSU - 7/16 Penalties: BYU - 2 for 1:30 CSU - 5 for 4:30 Extra-Man Opportunities: BYU - 0/4 CSU - 0/2 Clears: BYU - 18/23 CSU - 17/24 Turnovers: BYU - 22 CSU - 22

Flip's Journal
Read a very interesting log of the CSU head coach's thoughts.
CSU vs CU
On Saturday, April 16, at 7:00 pm the big game will be played at the neutral site of Shea Stadium, on the south side of Denver, in Highlands Ranch. Last year the game, which is and was coordinated and promoted by the CSU Ram Lacrosse Alumni Association, drew almost 3000 fans. Mark your calendars.
CSU Lacrosse Camp
This summer's High Altitude Lacrosse Camp is scheduled for July 7 - 10, 2005. It's expected to be even better than last years, stay tuned for all the details. Check out the 2004 Camp Pictures.
3rd MDIA Div A Poll
Announced on 3/23/05

1. Colorado State
2. UCSB
3. Sonoma State
4. Brigham Young
5. Michigan
6. Arizona
7. Colorado
8. Virginia Tech
9. Oakland
10. Boston College
11. Oregon
12. UC-San Diego
13. Florida State
14. Georgia Tech
15. Lindenwood
16. Utah
17. Chico State
18. Cal Poly SLO
19. Miami of Ohio
20. Chapman
21. New Hampshire
22. Minnesota-Duluth
23. Washington
24. Pittsburgh
24. Simon Fraser
All-Time Points Leaders
since 1998 season: G-A-Pts
1 Mike Roth ('01) 243-132-375
2 Mike Napolilli ('02) 170-160-330
3 Pat Shanley ('98) 138-68-206
4 Ryan Davis ('02) 107-66-173
5 Kelten Johnson ('04) 76-93-169
6 Nick Stanitz-Harper ('05) 123-37-160
7 Jim Hasson ('03) 74-46-120
8 Tim Farquhar ('05) 74-43-117
9 Ryan Ferrin ('00) 60-53-113
10 Brian Linehan ('99) 62-34-96
All-Time Save Leaders
since 1998 season: Saves
1 Alex Smith ('03) 232
2 Cale Vanvelkinburgh ('01) 188
3 Pete Jokisch ('06) 117
See Full Lists
New Ram Gear
Call the Rock-It Pocket offices and order by credit card at 1-800-374-7468.