Peet Poillon #57

Quickly

• Entering his second season with the Outlaws and fourth in the MLL
• Tied for third in the league with 24 goals, including two 2-pointers, and ranked fourth with 15 assists, finishing with 41 total points in 2010
• Named the 2010 MLL Most Improved Player of the Year
• Earned All-MLL and MLL All-Star honors for the first time in 2010
• Acquired via trade with Chesapeake on May 10, 2011
• Drafted by Boston with the 20th overall pick of the 2009 MLL Collegiate Draft

Pro

2011:  New to the Outlaws, played 12 games... Third top scorer for Outlaws with 20 goals...                          Totaled 25 points after 20 goals, one two-point-goal, and four assists... Picked up 13 groundballs... Played 
in one playoff game, adding one goal and one assist for two points... Represented Team Authority for All-Star game, scoring two goals and two assists for four total points.

2010: Poillon tied for third in the league with 24 goals, including two 2-pointers, and ranked fourth with 15 assists, finishing with 41 total points in 12 games with Chesapeake in 2010... He tied for third in the MLL with four power-play goals and finished second with six power-play assists... Led the MLL in shots (113).

2009: Played two games with Washington (now Chesapeake), netting seven goals - including the game-winner with 3.5 seconds remaining against Boston (8/8) in just his second professional game...  Earned NLL Rookie of the Week honors after each of his games (Weeks 12 and 13)... Spent the first portion of the 2009 season on the Bayhawks’ practice squad, after Washington claimed him off waivers from Boston... Selected with the 20th overall pick in the 2009 draft by Boston.

College

Poillon spent his first two collegiate seasons at Howard Community College in Columbia, Md., where he earned NJCAA All-American honors both years before transferring to Ohio State. As a junior for the Buckeyes, he earned honorable mention All-America honors after netting 32 goals with eight assists (40 pts.). He then transferred to the University of Maryland-Baltimore County for his final season, in which totaled a team-best 47 points (26 G, 21 A) in 16 games (all starts).

Personal

Poillon posted a league-record 410 career points at Seneca Valley High School in Harmony, Pa., where he was a three-year captain and four-time MVP... Earned all-section and all-conference honors throughout his career... earned U.S. Lacrosse High School All-American and Western Pennsylvania Scholastic Lacrosse Association Player of the Year honors... Also lettered in ice hockey...  Started playing lacrosse at age 14... Has siblings Courtney and Morgan... Interesting in coaching after his playing days are over... The son of Stephanie and Neil Poillon, Peet Poillon was born on May 21, 1987, in Cranberry Township, Pa.... His last name is pronounced POY-on.

CAREER STATISTICS