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Iroquois Nationals Win Inaugural Capital Classic Lacrosse Tournament

December 22, 2007 by Onondaga Nation

TshaHonnoyendakwha News
by Gewas Schindler

Alexandria, VA– The Iroquois Nationals Under-19 team captured the Elite High School Division crown at the inaugural Madlax Capital Classic lacrosse tournament, on November 25th.

The Capital Classic was the first event in the team’s tune-up to the 2008 World Under-19 Lacrosse Championships, which will be held in Coquitlam, BC, Canada in July.

The Nationals swept all five games they played in the tournament by an average of ten goals.  Contributing for the Nationals were Peter Jacobs (10G,6A), Andrew Cordia (9G, 2A), Mac Mitchell (8G,2A), Emmett Printup (8G,1A), Aaron Printup (3G, 4A), Jerome Thompson (2G, 3A). 

The Nationals also sported stingy team defense and great goaltending that surrendered only thirteen goals in five games.

The goals for and against during the Capital Classic were 63 for and 13 against, in favor of Nationals.

The Nationals would like to extend a special “Thank you” to Liz and Lou Cordia for their gracious hospitality, as well as to the host families for our players.  The team would also like to acknowledge the tremendous fan support it received from family and Board members.

The first annual Capital Classic lacrosse tournament was sponsored by Madlax Sports and featured the best in high school lacrosse from the Washington D.C. region.  The D.C. area’s original and largest Lacrosse Specialty Store, MadLax Sports has grown into one of the nation’s top lacrosse stores. Check out www.madlax.com for more information.

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