Paul Rabil #99

2011: Played in 11 games.  MLL Bud Light Most Valuable Player....MLL Offensive Player of the Year....Scored 28 goals (4th in MLL) including four 2-point goals....4th in MLL with 18 assists....tied for 1st in MLL with 50 total points.....collected 14 ground balls.  Playoffs: Played in both games....scored 1 goal, added 4 assists and collected 1 ground ball. WON THE 2011 MLL CHAMPIONSHIP!

2010: played in 10 games for the Cannons....second on the team with 21 goals scored...second on the team with 37 points......tied for first on the team with 6 two-point goals.....has 10 assists on the season...collected 9 ground balls.....was named to the 2010 All-MLL Team.  Played for Team USA at the 2010 Wold Championships and won the gold medal...was named the 2010 World Championship's MVP.

2009: Played in all 12 games for the Cannons...Named MLL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year...Ranked 1st on the team in both goals and points with 33 goals and 53 points...Led the team in two-point goals with 8...Tied for 2nd on the team with 3 Power Play goals...Ranked 3rd on the team in assists with 12...Collected 15 ground balls...Named to MLL All-Star Team.

2008: MLL Rookie season…Played in nine games for the Cannons…Named Inside Lacrosse Player of the Year…Third on the team in goals (24) and fourth in points (31)…Led the team in two-point goals (3)…Collected 21 ground balls and five and a half penalty minutes…Named MLL’s Cascade Rookie of the Week after a five-point game (4 goals, 1 assist) against Washington on 6/19/08…Named to MLL All-Star Team.

 COLLEGE: Tewaaraton Trophy finalist as a senior in 2008…Scored a career-high 50 points (36 goals, 14 assists) in 2008…Earned First Team USILA All-American honors in each of his final three seasons at Hopkins (Third Team, freshman year)…Led the team in scoring in his sophomore, junior and senior seasons (2006-2008)…McLaughlin Award winner as the nation’s top midfielder as Junior in 2007…Finished his collegiate career as the leader in goals (111) and points (178) for a Blue Jays midfielder and Hopkins’ career leader in goals (28), assists (23) and points (51) in NCAA tournament games.