Field lacrosse players look inside the box

Stuebing of Dugald and Winnipeg McKay each scored three goals as their Gryphons Manitoba split a pair of games Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League with the cooling of Calgary in Oakbank.

The Gryphons in their first year in Junior B league, won the opening game 8-7 for their first home win, but lost the cup 13-7, bringing their record to two wins and six defeats.

Stuebing McKay and two play the game on the ground for the Lions Lindenwood University St. Charles, Missouri McKay had a pair of goals and an assist in victory Gryphons and Stuebing had a purpose.In defeat, Stuebing scored twice more and two assists while McKay had a goal and an assist.

Also scoring for Manitoba in the first game were Matt Garvey with two, Paul Nicholson, Dax Burtniak and Kyle Saunders. In the second match, Lug Sanders, Nicholson, Garvey and Cole added goals Selin Gryphon.

McKay said he mainly played lacrosse before going to Lindenwood University, but added that he saw action in the field before playing lacrosse in the U.S."In fact, I had a lot of experience in the butt," said the Lion of the third year, adding that he had been a few tournaments in Colorado, where he had been found.

"The coach that was there were some contacts who looked at me. Then they measured me at school, and put me where they thought I could adapt. It's just basic lacrosse. It just passing, catching and running. As long as you can do these things you're pretty together. "

For Stuebing, whose father Ken is the Gryphons head coach, he was a little more difficult. "In fact, go from box to field was much more difficult.It took time for me to get their hands on it but to return to the box I actually improved a lot and it (the field) has helped me. There, it's pretty intense. It's high tempo, fast-paced, we practice every day and condition like crazy. It's very different. "

Calgary and has not lost the first match on Saturday.

"The Chill is a strong team and I knew they would come out hard in the second game," said head coach Ken Stuebing. "You do not get better by playing weaker teams, we knew that this was the level of play that we would be exposed."

Both McKay and Brandon Stuebing welcome the chance to play in this area, the season the Gryphons' inaugural of the LSM. "I came to Kitchener where the game is much faster," said Stuebing. "It's kind of slow here, so it's nice to get the new tempo and play against some good kids.

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First England to China has played in a 0-0 draw, a result that does neither of them any good in their fight for first place in the second A. POOL In an action for Gryphon was England captain and defender world class and Kate Walsh Laura Unsworth.

In the second match of the day, Australia took on Germany. It was a match that Germany must win if they had a chance to make the final four.It should not be like the Australians finally found their groove and recored their first win of the tournament thanks to the daughter of Jodie Schultz Gryphon film is pressed penalty corner into the arms of goalkeeper diving in German. Jodie is the first goal of the Champions Trophy and I hope one of many! Emily Hurtz was another stand-out performer turns out to be a handful for the defense regimented German long Jade Warrender midfield dynamo.

Next stop was Argentina against Korea. Korea needs a point of this match to qualify for the top four.Argentina were already confident heading into this game having a leading edge on the scale. In action for Gryphon was the dynamics due to Soledad Garcia and Carla Rebecchi. They did not disappoint in this game is a nightmare for Korean defense with their sublime skills and speed too much to handle. Unfortunately, finishing in goal for the World Championships was not in their normal high standards and they had to settle with sharing the points. Check the highlights below to see how good Garcia and Rebecchi are!

The last game of the third day was the host of the Netherlands against the surprise package New Zealand. The Kiwis were impressive in their games so far, the introduction of a refreshing style of attacking, direct, fast inter-play defense that has found wanting. Knowing the result of the previous game, Germany v Australia, the Kiwi was a draw would see them advance to the medal round, which is exactly what they got. Full-time 0-0 against Olympic champions Holland and the house favorite.Impressive for the new sticks was Black Anita Punt, Krystal Forgesson, Katie Glynn and Alana Millington and Holland was the midfielder Gryphon Lidwije Welten.

The format of Day 4 of the tournament to see the top two in Pool A and B advance to a pool C and the medal round. They carry around their results, points and goals of their match against the opposing team play their pool. It turns out that now, in Pool C, all teams are set to 0 wins, 1 draw and 0 losses with 1 point each.They will now play the two teams that have not already played in this tournament with the top two ranked teams after these matches to reach the final, and positions 3 and 4 play for the bronze.

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