Brendan Mundorf #2

Quickly

• Entering his eighth season with Denver and eighth in the MLL
• Ranked third in the league with 45 total points
• Registered 174 goals with 73 assists (247 pts.) in 67 career MLL games
• Totaled 74 goals and 75 assists (149 pts.) in 43 career NLL games
• Four-time MLL All Star
• Played in the 2006 and '10 World Lacrosse Championships
• Drafted by Denver 21st overall in the 2006 MLL Collegiate Draft

Pro

2012: Played in 12 games for the Denver Outlaws…Led the team with 32 goals, 27 assists, and 59 total points. Had 104 shots with 66 shots on goal…Finished second in the MLL in goals and was fourth in the MLL in assists…Named as the 2012 Bud Light MLL Season Most Valuable Player…The all-time leading scorer in Denver Outlaws history, Mundorf has scored 206 career goals with 100 assists in 79 career games. 

2011:  Played in 11 games with the Outlaws...Led the team with 45 points, 30 goals, and 15 assists...Recovered 23 groundballs...Played in 1 playoff game, scoring 1 goal and 1 assist for a total of 2 points as well as 1 groundball.. Named Lacrosse.com All-MLL Team for attackman...Played in his fourth MLL All-Star game, representing Team Warrior…contributed 1 goal, 3 assists, and 2 groundballs.

2010: Played 11 games with the Outlaws and tied for the team lead with 22 goals on a team-high 83 shots (38 on goal)...Added 16 assists to finish with a team-best 38 points...Scored 4 power-play goals, netted 2 game-winning goals and picked up 15 groundballs...Earned MLL Offensive Player of the Week honors after scoring 4 goals and adding 1 assist vs. Chicago (8/7).

2009: Appeared in 12 games with Denver and led the team with 34 goals on 75 shots (49 on goal) with 10 assists...Ranked second on the team and tied fourth for league with 44 points...Added 15 groundballs...Named Bud Light MVP Honoree of the week four times...Earned MLL Offensive Player of the Week honors on May 26...Named to his third MLL All Star Game...Played 16 games for the New York Titans of the NLL, scoring 28 goals with 31 assists, to finish with 59 points...Tallied 15 points (8 goals, 7 assists.) in postseason play, including one game-winning goal.

2008: Played 12 games and paced the Outlaws with 30 goals on 83 shots (52 on goal)...Added 14 assists to finished second on the team and seventh in the league with 44 points...Participated in his second MLL All-Star Game...Scored 23 goals and assisted on 23 more, totaling 46 points in 13 games for the Titans...scored four goals and added three assists in two playoff games for New York.

2007: Appeared in 12 games with Denver, finishing with 36 goals and 11 assists for 47 points...His 36 goals led the team and tied for second in the league, while his point total led the team and tied for sixth in the league...Turned in an 8-point performance (5 goals, 3 assists.) vs. Los Angeles (6/9)...Earned MVP honors in the Independence Day game with 5 goals and 1 assist vs. Chicago (7/4)...Made his NLL debut with the New York Titans, scoring 23 goals and posting 21 assists.

2006: Played 9 games with the Outlaws as a rookie, ranking fourth on the club with 22 goals on 75 shots (51 on goal)...Posted 7 assists to finish with 29 points, which ranked sixth on the team...Picked up 21 groundballs... Named Cascade MLL Rookie of the Week for the 6 goals he scored vs. San Francisco (6/24)...Drafted by Denver 21st overall in the 2006 MLL Collegiate Draft.

College

As a senior, Mundorf ranked ninth nationally in points per game (3.80 peg) and moved into 12th place on the University of Maryland Baltimore County all-time scoring list with 137 points (84 goals, 53 assists)...Ranks fifth all-time amongst UMBC’s Division I scorers, and his 57-point single season was the 13th-best in school history...Finished third in the America East Conference in points per game, third in assists per game and fourth in points per outing...Became the University of Maryland Baltimore County's first USILA All-American (honorable mention)since 2000...Was the first UMBC athlete in any sport to earn Player of the Year honors in the America East Conference...Scored at least four points in UMBC’s first seven games...Netted three goals and added an assist in opener vs. national runner-up Duke...Posted 3-3-6 vs. Ohio State...Tallied three scores and added a helper vs. the eventual national champion Johns Hopkins Blue Jays...Set a season high in goals (5) and points (8) against Canisius...Recorded back-to-back five-point efforts at Maryland (2-3-5) and in the America East opener vs. Vermont (3-2-5)...Contributed a career-high five assists (2-5-7) in win over Quinnipiac…Was held off the scoreboard for the first time in 25 games (at Maryland, 2003) when Binghamton shut him off and double-teamed him on April 13, 2005...Scored 33 goals and added 15 assists as a junior to finish with 49 points...Finished second in the America East Conference and 15th nationally in both goals and points...Tied for the team lead with five extra-man goals and led squad with a pair of game-winning goals (Quinnipiac, Loyola)...Scored 4 goals vs. Delaware and 3 each vs. Hartford, Quinnipiac, Vermont, and Albany (playoffs)...On April 21 vs. Loyola, he set career bests in goals (7) and points (9)...Totaled 22 goals with 11 assists for 33 total points...Registered the most points by a UMBC first-year player since 1997...Scored in his first eight collegiate games...Recorded his first four-goal game in a 14-7 win over Dartmouth and was credited with the game-winning goal in that contest.

Personal

Mundorf attended Mount Saint Joseph High School in Baltimore...Earned FIL All-World Team honors after the United States defeated Canada to claim the 2010 World Championships...Played for Australia during the 2006 World Lacrosse Championships...Mundorf's pregame ritual includes eating a peanut butter sandwich...Brendan Mundorf was born on July 27, 1984 in Ellicott City, MD.

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