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By Elena Brown
Published on January 08, 2009 at 1:00am
It’s a new year and a new season. Time to learn from the past, pick up the stick and score! It’s Mammoth Lacrosse time!
Tonight’s home opener against the Portland LumberJax is sure to be full of sparks as the team welcomes some veterans and some newcomers, like Gee Nash and team captain Gavin Prout. Prout, the Mammoth’s all-time leading scorer, has amassed 483 points (161g, 322a) in 87 regular and post-season games. Newcomers include a pair of former Duke Blue Devils, Mike Ward and Matt Danowski, the latter of whom was twice named the nation’s top collegiate athlete.
Tickets for all Mammoth home games range from $5 to $38 -- or take advantage of the $39 Party Pack/Family Night special that includes four tickets, four Pepsis/Coors beers and four hot dogs.
For tickets, schedules and other information, visit www.coloradomammoth.com.
Sat., Jan. 10, 2009
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