Utah Archers

Utah Archers
Full name	Utah Archers
Founded	2019
League	Premier Lacrosse League
Team history	Archers Lacrosse Club (2019–23); Utah Archers (2024–present)
Based in	Herriman, Utah
Stadium	Zions Bank Stadium
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Head coach	Chris Bates
Championships	2 (2023, 2024)
Website	Utah Archers

The Utah Archers are a professional field lacrosse team based in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area that competes in the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL). The Archers are one of the six founding members of the PLL for the 2019 season. Notable players include Tom Schreiber, Grant Ament, and Graeme Hossack.

Full nameUtah Archers

Founded2019

LeaguePremier Lacrosse League

Team historyArchers Lacrosse Club (2019–23)
Utah Archers (2024–present)

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After an 8–2 season where they were the #1 seed and Tom Schreiber won MVP, they won the 2023 PLL championship, defeating the Waterdogs 15–14.

#	Name	Position	Shot	Height	Weight	College	Grad year	High school	Hometown	Ref.
2026 Utah Archers
2	CK Giancola	Midfield	Right	6 ft 1 in	190 lbs	Wesleyan	2025	Trinity-Pawling	Fort Myers, Florida	^[1]
4	Leo Johnson	Attack	R/L	5 ft 9 in	175 lbs	Maryland	2026	Avon Old Farms	Greenwich, Connecticut	^[2]
5	Connor Fields	Attack	Left	5 ft 11 in	180 lbs	Albany	2017	Bishop Timon – St. Jude	East Amherst, New York	^[3]
6	Ryan Stines	Attack	Right	5 ft 11 in	190 lbs	Utah	2026	Panther Creek	Cary, North Carolina	^[4]
7	Mac O'Keefe	Attack	Left	6 ft 0 in	190 lbs	Penn State	2021	Syosset	Syosset, New York	^[5]
9	Sam King	Attack	R/L	5 ft 9 in	174 lbs	Harvard	2025	Gilman	Baltimore, Maryland	^[6]
11	Matt Moore	Attack	Right	6 ft 2 in	195 lbs	Virginia	2022	Garnet Valley	Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania	^[7]
13	Ryan Ambler	Midfield	Left	6 ft 2 in	200 lbs	Princeton	2016	Abington	Abington Township, Pennsylvania	^[8]
16	Grant Ament	Midfield	R/L	5 ft 9 in	170 lbs	Penn State	2020	Haverford	Doylestown, Pennsylvania	^[9]
17	Mitchell Dunham	Defense	Left	6 ft 2 in	205 lbs	Richmond	2025	Everest Academy	Hamilton, Ontario	^[10]
18	Nick Washuta	Goalie	Left	6 ft 3 in	215 lbs	Vermont	2020	The Blake School	Orono, Minnesota	^[11]
20	Cam Wyers	Defense	Left	6 ft 5 in	220 lbs	Loyola	2023	Everest Academy	Ottawa, Ontario	^[12]
23	Bryce Ford	Midfield	R/L	5 ft 8in	190 lbs	Maryland	2025	John Jay	South Salem, New York	^[13]
24	Gannon Matthews**	Attack	R/L	6 ft 0 in	185 lbs	Ohio State	2025	Eagle	Eagle, Idaho	^[14]
26	Tom Schreiber (C)	Midfield	R/L	5 ft 11in	195 lbs	Princeton	2014	St. Anthony's	East Meadow, New York	^[15]
27	Warren Jeffrey	Defense	Left	6 ft 3in	225 lbs	Vermont	2019	St. Michael's College School	Mimico, Ontario	^[16]
31	Connor Maher	SSDM	Left	6 ft 1in	187 lbs	North Carolina	2023	Calvert Hall	Timonium, Maryland	^[17]
40	Tommy Stull	LSM	Right	5 ft 9 in	175 lbs	Richmond	2025	Deerfield Academy	Niantic, Connecticut	^[18]
44	Tre Leclaire	Midfield	Right	6 ft 2in	205 lbs	Ohio State	2021	Elgin Park	Surrey, British Columbia	^[19]
45	Brett Dobson	Goalie	Right	6 ft 2in	200 lbs	St. Bonaventure	2022	The Hill Academy	Oshawa, Ontario	^[20]
46	Brendan Lavelle	Defense	Right	6 ft 0in	210 lbs	Penn	2025	Rye	Rye, New York	^[21]
51	Dyson Williams	Midfield	Left	6 ft 2in	210 lbs	Duke	2024	The Hill Academy	Oshawa, Ontario	^[22]
54	Piper Bond	SSDM	Right	6 ft 2in	200 lbs	Penn	2023	Gilman	Baltimore, Maryland	^[23]
77	Mason Woodward	LSM	Left	6 ft 2in	210 lbs	Marquette	2024	St. Paul's	Towson, Maryland	^[24]
89	Beau Pederson	SSDM	Right	6 ft 4in	210 lbs	Michigan	2024	Park City	Park City, Utah	^[25]
99	Mike Sisselberger	Faceoff	Right	5 ft 9in	200 lbs	Lehigh	2023	Southern Lehigh	Center Valley, Pennsylvania	^[26]
	Aidan O'Neil	Attack	Left	6 ft 0 in	200 lbs	Richmond	2026	Tabor Academy	Centerville, Massachusetts	^[27]

Rnd.	Pick #	Player	Pos.	College	Conf.	2019 accolades
1	1	Pat Spencer	Attack	Loyola	Patriot League	Tewaaraton Award winner, First-Team All-American, Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, First-Team Patriot League Note (Spencer will spend the 2019–2020 season playing men's Division 1 basketball for Northwestern. He elected to pursue a professional basketball career rather than lacrosse.)^[30]
2	12	Curtis Corley	Defense	Maryland	Big Ten Conference	Third-Team All-American, First-Team Big Ten
3	13	Colton Jackson	Midfield	Denver	Big East Conference	Honorable Mention All-American, Second-Team Big East: Note (Jackson chose to play in the MLL for the Atlanta Blaze who drafted him with the 26th pick in the 2019 draft)
4	24	John Prendergast	Midfield	Duke	Atlantic Coast Conference	Honorable Mention All-American, First-Team ACC: Note (Prendergast was designated to the Player Pool [Free Agent] on June 12, 2019)

Rnd.	Pick #	Player	Pos.	College
1	4	Eli Gobrecht	Defense	Ithaca
2	11	Christian Mazzone	Midfield	Rutgers

Rnd.	Pick #	Player	Pos.	College	2020 Accolades
1	1	Grant Ament	Attack	Penn State	First-team All-American
2	11	Jack Rapine	Defense	Johns Hopkins

Rnd.	Pick #	Player	Pos.	College
1	2	Graeme Hossack	Defense	Lindenwood
2	10	Ryan McNamara	Midfield	Marquette
3	18	Warren Jeffrey	Defense	Vermont

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Rnd.	Pick #	Player	Pos.	College
1	5	Jared Conners	Lonf Stick Midfield	Virginia
2	13	Tre Leclaire	Midfield	Ohio State
3	18	Jeff Trainor	Midfield	UMass
3	21	Conor Gaffney	Faceoff	Lehigh

Rnd.	Pick #	Player	Pos.	College
1	1	Aidan Maguire	SSDM	Duke
2	9	Ryan Stines	Attack	Utah
3	17	Will Schaller	Defense	Maryland
4	25	Leo Johnson	Attack	Maryland

Week	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Boston, Massachusetts	June 1, 2019	Chrome	W 13–12 (OT)
2	New York, New York	June 8, 2019	Redwoods	W 10–9
3	Chicago, Illinois	June 15, 2019	Whipsnakes	L 10–11 (OT)
4	Baltimore, Maryland	June 23, 2019	Chaos	L 13–14
5	Atlanta, Georgia	June 28, 2019	Atlas	L 12–13
6	Washington, DC	July 6, 2019	Redwoods	L 8–9 (OT)
All-Star Break	Los Angeles, California	July 21, 2019	Bye	Bye
7	Denver, Colorado	July 28, 2019	Chrome	W 9–7
8	San Jose, California	August 11, 2019	Atlas	W 15–11
9	Hamilton, Ontario	August 17, 2019	Chaos	L 10–11 (OT)
10	Albany, New York	August 25, 2019	Whipsnakes	W 11–8
Playoffs Round 1	Columbus, Ohio	September 6–7, 2019	Redwoods	L 12–16
Playoffs Round 2	New York, New York	September 14, 2019	Chrome	W 12–10
First Draft Pick Game	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	September 21, 2019	Atlas	W 25–7

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Herriman, Utah	July 27, 2020	Atlas	W 11–10
2	Herriman, Utah	July 28, 2020	Waterdogs	W 9–7
3	Herriman, Utah	July 30, 2020	Chrome	W 13–12
4	Herriman, Utah	August 2, 2020	Whipsnakes	L 11–17
5 (Elimination)	Herriman, Utah	August 4, 2020	Atlas	W 11–9
6 (Semifinal)	Herriman, Utah	August 6, 2020	Chaos	L 9–13

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Foxborough, Massachusetts	June 5, 2021	Atlas	W 18–6
2	Kennesaw, Georgia	June 13, 2021	Chaos	W 12–8
3	Baltimore, Maryland	June 26, 2021	Waterdogs	W 17–8
4	Hempstead, New York	July 2, 2021	Chrome	L 7–8
5	Hempstead, New York	July 4, 2021	Whipsnakes	L 14–15
6	Eagan, Minnesota	July 11, 2021	Cannons	L 12–13
7	Colorado Springs, Colorado	July 31, 2021	Redwoods	W 15–12
8	Albany, New York	August 13, 2021	Chaos	L 9–11
9	Albany, New York	August 14, 2021	Whipsnakes	W 15–14
10 (Quarterfinal)	Sandy, Utah	September 5, 2021	Chaos	L 10–13

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Albany, New York	June 5	Chrome	L 10–11
2	Charlotte, North Carolina	June 10	Chaos	W 17–12
3	Hempstead, New York	June 18	Cannons	W 20–9
4	Baltimore, Maryland	June 25	Atlas	L 12–11
5	Eagan, Minnesota	July 1	Redwoods	W 10–9
6	Fairfield, Connecticut	July 24	Cannons	W 17–12
7	Frisco, Texas	July 30	Atlas	L 9–14
8	Denver, Colorado	August 6	Whipsnakes	L 8–16
9	Herriman, Utah	August 13	Atlas	W 11–8
10	Tacoma, Washington	August 20	Waterdogs	W 16–12
11 (Quarterfinal)	Foxborough, Massachusetts	September 3	Redwoods	W 13–8
12 (Semifinal)	Washington D.C.	September 11	Chaos	L 7–9

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Springfield, VA	February 22	Chrome	W 23–22 (OT)
2	Springfield, VA	February 23	Whipsnakes	W 26–23
3	Springfield, VA	February 24	Atlas	L 26–31
4 (Semifinals)	Springfield, VA	February 25	Chrome	L 18–21

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Albany, New York	June 3	Cannons	W 16–13
2	Charlotte, North Carolina	June 9	Chrome	W 12–7
3	Columbus, Ohio	June 17	Chaos	L 10–15
4	Eagan, Minnesota	July 9	Whipsnakes	W 15–12
5	Fairfield, Connecticut	July 14	Redwoods	W 10–3
6	Frisco, Texas	July 30	Waterdogs	W 19–18
7	Baltimore, Maryland	August 5	Atlas	W 14–13 (OT)
8	Denver, Colorado	August 11	Chrome	W 13–5
9	Tacoma, Washington	August 18	Whipsnakes	W 16–11
10	Herriman, Utah	August 25	Waterdogs	L 13–14
11 (Semifinal)	Uniondale, New York	September 10	Redwoods	W 14–6
12 (Championship)	Chester, Pennsylvania	September 24	Waterdogs	W 15–14

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Springfield, VA	February 15	Waterdogs	L 18–21
2	Springfield, VA	February 16	Cannons	L 19–26
3	Springfield, VA	February 17	Redwoods	L 16–18
4 (Semifinals)	Springfield, VA	February 18	Waterdogs	L 21–27

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Albany, New York	June 1	Waterdogs	W 12–11
2	Charlotte, North Carolina	June 7	Outlaws	L 17–18 (OT)
3	Villanova, Pennsylvania	June 15	Chaos	W 9–7
4	Eagan, Minnesota	June 28	Cannons	L 9–14
5	Cambridge, Massachusetts	July 6	Whipsnakes	W 16–11
6	Fairfield, Connecticut	July 20	Redwoods	W 15–8
7	Baltimore, Maryland	August 4	Chaos	L 14–15
8	Denver, Colorado	August 10	Atlas	L 11–15
9	Herriman, Utah	August 16	Redwoods	W 13–12
10	Herriman, Utah	August 17	Outlaws	W 13–9
11 (Semifinal)	Uniondale, New York	September 7	Chaos	W 10–1
12 (Championship)	Chester, Pennsylvania	September 15	Whipsnakes	W 12–8

#	Name	Term	Regular season				Playoffs
#	Name	Term	GP	W	L	Pct	GP	W	L	Pct
1	Chris Bates	2019–	53	33	20	.623	11	7	4	.636

Opponent	Won	Lost	Percentage	Streak
Atlas	7	4	.636	Lost 1
Cannons	3	2	.600	Lost 1
Chaos	4	8	.333	Won 1
Outlaws	7	3	.700	Won 2
Redwoods	8	2	.800	Won 7
Waterdogs	6	1	.857	Won 2
Whipsnakes	5	4	.556	Won 4
Totals	39	23	.629

Game	Location	Date	Opponent	Result
1	Springfield, VA	February 12	Cannons	W 29–21
2	Springfield, VA	February 14	Atlas	W 23–20
3	Springfield, VA	February 15	Whipsnakes	W 29–25
4 (Championship)	Springfield, VA	February 17	Cannons	L 14–21