67 Jeff Zywicki
Height: 5'9" Weight: 195 Position: Forward
Birthdate: Apr 8, 1981
Hometown: Nepean, ON, Canada
Years in NLL: 5th
How Acquired: Selected in the first round (eighth overall) in the 2005 NLL Entry Draft.
2009 Season: Finished with 78 points (32g, 46a), 14th in the NLL and third on the Stealth… Recorded a season-high five goals against Rochester on 01/18/09… Had seven points in back-to-back games against Colorado and Edmonton on 03/14/09 and 03/21/09, respectively… Led the team with ten points (5g, 5a) in two playoff games, including 7 points (3g, 4a) in a first round win over Portland.
Stealth Career: In 2008, selected as a second-team All-Pro and was voted an All-Star Game starter. … Served as an assistant captain. … Scored 48 goals and 42 assists for 90 points, all three categories were career bests. … His 90 points led the team and was fifth in the NLL while his 48 goals led the team and were second in the NLL. … Was named the NLL Offensive Player of the Week three times. … Had four goals and three assists in the playoff loss to Portland… Led the team with 40 goals which was sixth best in the NLL in 2007 and led all Stealth forwards with 107 loose balls. … Selected to the 2007 All Star Team. … In 2006 he scored 27 goals and had 21 assists for 48 points and was selected to the All Rookie Team.
Lacrosse Career: Completed his fourth season in the Major League Lacrosse (professional outdoor league), most recently with the Toronto Nationals. … Won the 2008 MLL Championship with the Rattlers and the 2009 title with Toronto. … He scored 137 points (87g, 50a) in his four-year MLL career. … Was a member of Team Canada’s World Indoor Gold Medal Team of 2007 and a member of Team Canada’s 2006 Field Lacrosse Team. … The 2006 field team won the Gold Medal at the World Lacrosse Championships for the first time since 1978. … He was named All-World attackman after leading the championships in goals with 28 and was second in points with 36. Is a member of the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame, along with the entire 2006 Gold Medal winning team. … Selected as an All American at the University of Massachusetts in 2003 (third team) and 2005 (Honorable Mention) and was a first team East Coast Athletic Conference and All New England First Team selection in 2003 and 2005. … Was the University of Massachusetts Male Athlete of the Year in 2005. … A member of the Brooklin Redman of Major Series Lacrosse since 2005. …. Played Junior B lacrosse for the Nepean Knights and was named the OLA Junior B East Rookie of the Year in 1998.
Personal: Earned a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering. … Also a member of the Hall of Fame in his hometown of Napean, ON.
Stealth Career: In 2008, selected as a second-team All-Pro and was voted an All-Star Game starter. … Served as an assistant captain. … Scored 48 goals and 42 assists for 90 points, all three categories were career bests. … His 90 points led the team and was fifth in the NLL while his 48 goals led the team and were second in the NLL. … Was named the NLL Offensive Player of the Week three times. … Had four goals and three assists in the playoff loss to Portland… Led the team with 40 goals which was sixth best in the NLL in 2007 and led all Stealth forwards with 107 loose balls. … Selected to the 2007 All Star Team. … In 2006 he scored 27 goals and had 21 assists for 48 points and was selected to the All Rookie Team.
Lacrosse Career: Completed his fourth season in the Major League Lacrosse (professional outdoor league), most recently with the Toronto Nationals. … Won the 2008 MLL Championship with the Rattlers and the 2009 title with Toronto. … He scored 137 points (87g, 50a) in his four-year MLL career. … Was a member of Team Canada’s World Indoor Gold Medal Team of 2007 and a member of Team Canada’s 2006 Field Lacrosse Team. … The 2006 field team won the Gold Medal at the World Lacrosse Championships for the first time since 1978. … He was named All-World attackman after leading the championships in goals with 28 and was second in points with 36. Is a member of the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame, along with the entire 2006 Gold Medal winning team. … Selected as an All American at the University of Massachusetts in 2003 (third team) and 2005 (Honorable Mention) and was a first team East Coast Athletic Conference and All New England First Team selection in 2003 and 2005. … Was the University of Massachusetts Male Athlete of the Year in 2005. … A member of the Brooklin Redman of Major Series Lacrosse since 2005. …. Played Junior B lacrosse for the Nepean Knights and was named the OLA Junior B East Rookie of the Year in 1998.
Personal: Earned a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering. … Also a member of the Hall of Fame in his hometown of Napean, ON.
