Denver_Outlaws

Denver Outlaws
Sport	Field lacrosse
First season	2019
League	Premier Lacrosse League
Team history	Chrome Lacrosse Club ; 2019–2023 Denver Outlaws ; 2023–present
Based in	Denver, Colorado
Stadium	Barton Stadium
Colors	Black, orange, white; ;
Owner	Mike and Paul Rabil
Head coach	Tim Soudan
Championships	0
Conference titles	0
Championship Series Titles	1 (2023)
	Current season

Denver Outlaws

Professional field lacrosse club in the US

The Denver Outlaws are a professional men's field lacrosse team based in Denver, Colorado. They compete in the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) as a member of the league's Western Conference. Founded as the Chrome Lacrosse Club, they began play as one of the league's six inaugural teams in the 2019 season alongside Archers, Atlas, Chaos, Redwoods, and Whipsnakes. Following the assignment of home markets for the 2024 season, they were rebranded with the identity of the former Denver Outlaws Major League Lacrosse team.^[1]

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[entry-3] Entry Draft for players arriving from the Major League Lacrosse.

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Rosenthall, Chris (November 14, 2023). "The Denver Outlaws Rise From the Ashes For a New Start in PLL". Inside Lacrosse. Retrieved November 17, 2023.

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Zoroya, Nick (May 31, 2023). "Youth Abound on Chrome LC's 25 Man Roster". Premier Lacrosse League. Retrieved June 1, 2023.

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No.	Pos	Nation	Player	College
0	SSDM	CAN	Mike Messenger	Limestone
1	D	USA	JT Giles-Harris	Duke
2	M	USA	Colin Heacock	Maryland
3	LSM	CAN	Eli Salama	RIT
5	D	USA	Mike Manley (C)	Penn Yan Academy
6	SSDM	USA	Will Haus	Duke
8	D	USA	Nick Grill	Maryland
9	LSM	USA	Troy Hettinger	Jacksonville
12	A	USA	Logan Wisnauskas	Maryland
14	M	USA	Cole Williams	Johns Hopkins
19	M	CAN	Jesse King	Ohio State
20	A	USA	Brendan Nichtern	Army

No.	Pos	Nation	Player	College
21	M	USA	Justin Anderson	North Carolina
22	A	USA	Cross Ferrara	Salisbury
24	G	USA	Owen McElroy	Georgetown
25	F	USA	Connor Farrell	LIU Post
26	M	USA	Sam Handley	Penn
29	M	CAN	Jordan MacIntosh (C)	RIT
34	SSDM	USA	Ryan Terefenko	Ohio State
36	D	USA	Jesse Bernhardt (C)	Maryland
39	SSDM	USA	Alex Smith	Maryland
50	G	USA	Sean Sconone	UMass
57	D	USA	Greg Weyl	Mercyhurst

Draft	R	P	Player	Position	College
2019	1	3	Zach Goodrich	Midfield	Towson
	2	10	Chris Sabia	Defense	Penn State
	3	15	Max Tuttle	Midfield	Sacred Heart
	4	22	Connor Farrell	Faceoff	Long Island Post
2020 (E)^{[lower-alpha 1]}	1	2	Jesse Bernhardt	LSM	Maryland
2020 (E)^{[lower-alpha 1]}	2	9	Donny Moss	Defense	Adelphi
2020	1	4	Tom Rigney	Defense	Army
2020	2	9	Reece Eddy	Defense	Boston
2021 (E)^{[lower-alpha 1]}	1	5	Randy Staats	Attack	Syracuse
	2	13	Sean Sconone	Goalie	UMass
	3	21	Colin Heacock	Attack	Maryland
2021	1	3	JT Giles-Harris	Defence	Duke
	2	12	Ryan Terefenko	Midfield	Ohio State
	3	20	Justin Anderson	Midfield	North Carolina
	4	28	Jackson Morrill	Attack	Denver
2022	1	1	Logan Wisnauskas	Attack	Maryland
	2	9	Brendan Nichtern	Attack	Army
	3	17	Ryan McNulty	Defense	Loyola
	4	25	Owen McElroy	Goalie	Georgetown
2023	1	4	Sam Handley	Midfield	Penn
	2	12	Troy Hettinger	LSM	Jacksonville
	3	20	Jack Myers	Attack	Ohio State
	4	28	Cross Ferrara	Attack	Salisbury

Year	W	L	Pct	Pos	Playoffs
2019	2	8	.200	6th	Did not qualify
2020	3	1	.750	2nd	Lost elimination round vs. Chaos 14–19
2021	2	7	.222	8th	Did not qualify
2022	7	3	.700	2nd	Lost quarter-final vs. Chaos 11-3
2023	1	9	.100	8th	Did not qualify
All-time	14	28	.333

Year	W	L	Pct	Pos	Playoffs
2023	1	2	.333	3rd	Won semi-final vs. Archers, 21–18 Won final vs. Atlas, 23–24
2024	Did not qualify
All-time	1	2	.333

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