2008 MLL Season - All Star Game

All Star Game

The 2008 MLL All-Star Game was played on July 17 at INVESCO Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado. The Western Conference team won 31-15. Ryan Powell of Denver was named the game Most Valuable Player.

Eastern Conference All-Stars Western Conference All-Stars
Attack
Spencer Ford (Long Island Lizards) Jake Byrne (San Francisco Dragons)
John Grant, Jr. (Rochester Rattlers) Kevin Leveille (Chicago Machine)
Mikey Powell (Boston Cannons) Brendan Mundorf (Denver Outlaws)
Merrick Thomson (New Jersey Pride) Ryan Powell (Denver Outlaws)
Midfield
Stephen Berger (Long Island Lizards) Steven Brooks (Chicago Machine)
Kyle Dixon (Washington Bayhawks) Greg Downing (Los Angeles Riptide)
Chris Fiore (Long Island Lizards) Benson Erwin (Denver Outlaws)
Shawn Nadelen (Washington Bayhawks) Matt Hanna (Denver Outlaws)
Matt Poskay (Boston Cannons) Kyle Harrison (Los Angeles Riptide)
Paul Rabil (Boston Cannons) Brian Langtry (Denver Outlaws)
Matt Striebel (Philadelphia Barrage) Jeff Sonke (Denver Outlaws)
Joe Walters (Rochester Rattlers) Chazz Woodson (Los Angeles Riptide)
Face-Off
Peter Vlahakis (Long Island Lizards) Anthony Kelly (Los Angeles Riptide)
Defense
Brodie Merrill (Rochester Rattlers) D.J. Driscoll (Los Angeles Riptide)
Chris Passavia (Boston Cannons) Brett Hughes (Los Angeles Riptide)
Nick Polanco (Long Island Lizards) Eric Martin (San Francisco Dragons)
Kyle Sweeney (Philadelphia Barrage) Lee Zink (Denver Outlaws)
Goalkeeper
Chris Garrity (Washington Bayhawks) Mike Gabel (Chicago Machine)
Rob Scherr (New Jersey Pride) Jesse Schwartzman (Denver Outlaws)
Coaches
Bill Daye (Boston Cannons) Brian Reese (Denver Outlaws)
Tony Resch (Philadelphia Barrage) Denver Outlaws Coaching Staff

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