#6 Brian Langtry

Quickly:

• Entering his sixth season with the Outlaws and sixth in the MLL
• Two-time MLL All Star
• Ranks among the all-time leaders with 464 points on 216 goals and 248 assists in 121 regular-season games for the Colorado Mammoth
• Leads the Mammoth in postseason scoring with 27 goals in 10 playoff games
• Selected by Denver with the 43rd overall pick in the 2006 MLL Expansion Draft
• Drafted first overall in the 2001 MLL Supplemental Draft (Bridgeport)

Pro

2010: Scored 11 goals on 42 shots (24 on goal) in 10 games for the Outlaws... Made one two-point goal and posted 10 assists, to finish with 22 points, while picking up three ground balls... Scored 24 goals and added 41 assists for 65 points in 16 games with the NLL's Colorado Mammoth.

2009: Played 11 games for Denver and scored 15 goals on 75 shots (37 on goal), while adding 10 assists and five ground balls... Tallied a career-best four goals from behind the two-point line... Ranked fourth on the team and 14th in the league with 29 points... Credited with three game-winning goals... Named to the MLL All-Star Game, where he earned MVP honors. Named Bud Light MVP of the week, following a five point (3 G, 2 ast.) effort vs. Boston (7/4)... Played 16 games for the Mammoth, netting 38 goals on 236 shots and adding 41 assists for 79 points... Led the club in goals and points, while ranking second in assists... Ranked seventh in the league in goals scored... Scored 10 goals on the power play and was credited with one game-winning goal... Recorded a career-best 80 loose balls... Named to the NLL All Star team... Posted one goal and one assist in one playoff game.

2008: Appeared in 12 games for the Outlaws and lead the team with 47 points... Netted 24 goals on 87 shots (57 on goal), including three from behind the two-point line, and 20 assists... Scored one game-winning goal and picked up 16 ground balls... Named to the MLL All-Star Game for the second time of his career... Played 14 games with the Mammoth, leading the team with 30 goals on 189 shots and adding 33 assists to rank third with 63 points... Finished 12th in the league in goals scored... Tallied eight power-play goals and registered 58 loose balls... Tallied one goal and two assists in one playoff game.

2007: Netted a career-best 26 goals on 74 shots (52 on goal) in 11 games with Denver... Scored two goals from two-point range and assisted on 11 others, to finish second on the club with 39 points... Earned his first game-winning goal and contributed 13 ground balls... Appeared in a career-high 16 games for the Mammoth, ranking second on the team with 31 goals on 232 shots... Posted 36 assists and finished third on the team with 67 points... 15 of his goals came on a power play, while two came shorthanded... Credited with one game-winning goal and 77 loose balls... Scored three goals and assisted on two others in one playoff game.

2006: Scored 17 goals, including two from two-point range, and posted 18 assists... Ranked fourth in the league among midfielders with 37 points... Picked up 20 ground balls and unleashed 70 shots (44 on goal) in 11 games during his rookie campaign with the Outlaws. Appeared in 15 games with the Mammoth and finished third on the club with 50 points... His 24 goals ranked third on the team, while his 26 assists were fourth-most... Netted nine power-play goals and one shorthanded goal... Tallied a team-high four game-winning goals and gathered 72 loose balls... Appeared in three playoff games, finishing with 10 goals and five assists, helping the Mammoth to a NLL title.

2005: Played 10 games with the Mammoth, finishing with 16 goals and 11 assists for 27 total points... Scored five postseason goals and added one assist.

2004: Ranked third on the Mammoth in scoring for the second consecutive season, finishing with 24 goals and 26 assists for 50 points in 16 games played.

2003: Earned NLL Rookie of the Year honors during his first season with the Colorado Mammoth after leading all rookies in scoring with 62 points (28 goals, 34 assists) and loose balls with 107... Played one game for the MLL's Baltimore (Chesapeake) Bayhawks and tallied a two-point goal on two shots.

2002: Scored 20 points (11-8—20) and 30 groundballs in 12 games (1 start) with the MLL's Bridgeport Barrage.

2001: Posted 25 points, including a career-high 18 goals and picked up 23 ground balls for the Barrage.

2000: Scored one goal in three games with the Mammoth, while adding six loose balls for the New York Saints, who selected him with the 38th overall pick in the 1998 NLL Draft.

1999: Earned first-team U.S.C.L.A all-club honors.

College

Langtry earned All-American honors at Hofstra and was named America East player of the Year after finishing his senior season as the third-leading scorer in the nation.

Personal
Langtry played lacrosse at St. Anthony’s High School in South Huntington, N.Y.... Teaches at Arapahoe High School in Littleton, Colo., where he also coaches lacrosse... His favorite lacrosse moment was winning the 2006 NLL championship with the Colorado Mammoth... Brian Langtry was born May 16, 1976 in Massapequa, N.Y.

Career MLL Statistics

Career NLL Statistics