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JEFF SONKE

Denver Outlaws - #15

Position: M
Date of Birth: 03/12/1979
Height: 6' 2" Weight: 200 lbs
College Experience: University of North Carolina
Resides: Denver, CO

2007: Jeff Sonke sits 24th among MLL scoring leaders with 18 goals and 8 assists. His 6 goal performance against San Francisco earned him MVP honors and had a hat trick in the win versus Chicago on July 4th. Sonke scored the game winning overtime goal versus Long Island. The two-pointer is the only overtime winner in MLL history.

2006: Midfielder Jeff Sonke had an outstanding 2006 season. Leading the league for 2 point goals with 8, Sonke was named to the 2006 All MLL team for midfield. With 22 goals, 10 assists and a career high total of 40 points, he is ranked second in the league among midfielders for scoring and is also Denver's second leading scorer.

2005: Played 12 games and started in 2… ranked fourth on the team with 22 goals… posted 37 points and 22 ground balls

2004: Became the third Bayhawks player to record a two-point goal in a post-season game during a three-goal effort in semifinal loss to Boston… recorded post-season career high four points… finished the regular season with a streak of six straight games with at least one goal… ranked fourth on the team with 35 points in 12 games

2003: Appeared in all 11 games…scored a goal in each of the first nine games…scored 18 goals, which included three two-pointers…one of eight Bayhawks selected to play in the All-Star Game…scored a goal in each of his two postseason appearances

2002: Played in ten regular season games…scored seven goals and had three assists…scored a two-point goal against Boston on June 15

2001: Scored five goals and added seven assists in his first MLL season…selected 10th overall in 2001 MLL Collegiate Draft

College: Three-time All-American at North Carolina…named to the All-ACC team in both his junior and senior seasons…led the team in scoring three years in a row…scored 102 goals and had 55 assists in his career as a Tar Heel… All-Atlantic Coast Conference Team (2000) … ACC Rookie of the Year (1999) … won the Jay Gallagher Award as the team's outstanding freshman (1999)