2002 World Lacrosse Championship

January 2020 August 2011 World Lacrosse Championship 2002 2002 World Lacrosse Championship.jpg Australia 7–15 July 15 Perth United States 8 Canada Australia Iroquois 48 1068 USA Doug Shanahan 1998 2006 The 2002 World Lacrosse Championship were held between 7–15 July 2002. The event was the ninth international men's lacrosse championship, and took place in Perth, Western Australia, under the auspices of the International Lacrosse Federation.https://filacrosse.com/wp-content/downloads/FIL_2017_Guide_8pg_final_download.pdf International Lacrosse Events History Federation of International Lacrosse 18 October 2017 17 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20171017042139/https://filacrosse.com/wp-content/downloads/FIL_2017_Guide_8pg_final_download.pdf deadhttps://teamusa.uslacrosse.org/us-men/us-men-history/results ALL-TIME FIL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS US Lacrosse 4 August 2026 https://web.archive.org/web/20171016230026/https://teamusa.uslacrosse.org/us-men/us-men-history/results 2017-10-16 dead This was the second time that the tournament was held in Perth, following the 1990 tournament. Fifteen teams competed in the event in three divisions.Lacrosse World Championships 2002 https://activityworkshop.net/lacrosse/worldcup02/index.html activityworkshop.net 3 August 2019 The United States successfully defended their title for the sixth consecutive time, defeating Canada 18–15 in the final. Australia beat the Iroquois team 12–11 for third place. Pool Play For the pool play phase of the tournament, the teams were divided into three divisions – five in the top Blue Division, six in the Red Division, and four in the Green Division. The top three finishers in the Blue Division advanced directly to the semi-finals, while the fourth place team played the winner of the Red Division for the final semi-final spot. Green Division participants were not eligible to win the championship. Blue Division main WL Q wins USA United States CAN Canada AUS Australia IRO Iroquois ENG England 4 0 79 25 3 1 56 43 2 2 57 49 1 3 36 70 0 4 29 70 #ccffcc Advanced to semi-finals A A A #ccccff Advanced to play-in game B complete 7 July 2002United States United States22–6IroquoisReportCanada Canada13–9EnglandReport8 July 2002Iroquois Iroquois17–9EnglandReportAustralia Australia7–22United StatesReport9 July 2002Canada Canada20–8IroquoisReportEngland England8–19 AustraliaReport10 July 2002United States United States14–9CanadaReportAustralia Australia19–5IroquoisReport11 July 2002Canada Canada14–12AustraliaReportUnited States United States21–3EnglandReport Red Division main WL Q wins JPN Japan GER Germany SCO Scotland SWE Sweden CZE Czech Republic WAL Wales 5 0 77 30 4 1 56 45 3 2 50 45 2 3 36 56 1 4 41 49 0 5 37 72 #ccccff Advanced to play-in game B complete 7 July 2002Scotland Scotland14–7WalesReportJapan Japan19–4SwedenReportGermany Germany11–7Czech RepublicReport8 July 2002Japan Japan11–5GermanyReportCzech Republic Czech Republic8–9ScotlandReportWales Wales8–10SwedenReport9 July 2002Germany Germany11–8WalesReportScotland Scotland10–5SwedenReportCzech Republic Czech Republic5–16 JapanReport10 July 2002Japan Japan10–8ScotlandReportCzech Republic Czech Republic16–5WalesReportGermany Germany14–10SwedenReport11 July 2002Sweden Sweden7–5Czech RepublicReportGermany Germany15–9ScotlandReportJapan Japan21–8WalesReport Green Division main WL Q wins IRL Ireland KOR South Korea HKG Hong Kong NZL New Zealand 5 0 80 12 3 2 70 38 1 4 21 64 1 4 22 79 complete 7 July 2002Ireland Ireland16–1Hong KongReportSouth Korea South Korea23–2New ZealandReport8 July 2002Ireland Ireland14–5South KoreaReportHong Kong Hong Kong8–9New ZealandReport9 July 2002Ireland Ireland19–3New ZealandReportHong Kong Hong Kong3–19 South KoreaReport10 July 2002South Korea South Korea20–3New ZealandReportIreland Ireland15–0Hong KongReport11 July 2002Ireland Ireland16–3South KoreaReportHong Kong Hong Kong9–5New ZealandReport Championship Round Blue Division fourth-place finisher Iroquois Nationals and Red Division winner Japan played a 1-game playoff to determine who would be the fourth and final semi-finalist in the championship bracket. 12 July 2002Iroquois19–14 (OT)JapanReport 14 July United States 18 Iroquois 8 14 July Canada 15 Australia 14 15 July United States 18 Canada 15 15 July Iroquois 11 Australia 12 Tournament MVP Doug Shanahan dominated face-offs to give the USA a distinct advantage and an early lead. However, Canada came back to get to 7–6 on a Paul Gait goal in the second quarter and then finished strong before halftime to lead 9–7. The US team pulled ahead in the third quarter by three goals. Canada rallied again to tie the score before the US answered with three of their own to preserve a 18–15 victory.Lacrosse World Cup 2002 - Reports Final Day https://activityworkshop.net/lacrosse/worldcup02/reportsend.html#usacan activityworkshop.net 3 August 2019 Consolation Round 5th-8th Place Play-in 5th place 7th place 14 July England 16 Scotland 7 14 July Japan 8 Germany 7 15 July England 12 Japan 13 15 July Scotland 12 (OT) Germany 11 9th-12th Place Although Ireland won the Green Division, runner-up South Korea progressed to the 9th-12th place bracket because Ireland was not yet a member of the International Lacrosse Federation. 12 July 2002Wales Wales19–10South Korea Report14 July 2002Czech Republic Czech Republic13–7WalesReport15 July 2002Wales Wales12–16South KoreaReportSweden Sweden8–6 Czech RepublicReport Final standings Rank Team Record United States 6–0 Canada 4–2 Australia 3–3 4Iroquois 2–5 5Japan 7–1 6England 1–5 7Scotland 4–3 8Germany 4–3 9Sweden 3–3 10Czech Republic 2–5 11South Korea 4–3 12Wales 1–7 13Ireland 5–0 14New Zealand 1–4 15Hong Kong 1–4 Source: Awards All World Team The International Lacrosse Federation named an All World Team at the conclusion of the championship, along with four other individual awards.Men's World Championship History http://www.worldlacrosse2014.com/history/index www.worldlacrosse2014.com US Lacrosse 26 July 2019 26 July 2019 https://web.archive.org/web/20190726135426/http://www.worldlacrosse2014.com/history/index dead Goalkeeper USA Trevor Tierney Defence USA Ryan McClay USA Ryan Mollett CAN Steve Toll Midfield USA Doug Shanahan AUS Peter Inge CAN Gavin Prout Attack CAN John Grant, Jr. USA Darren Lowe Iroquois Neal Powless Best Positional Players USA Trevor Tierney - Goalkeeper USA Ryan McClay - Defence USA Doug Shanahan - Midfield CAN John Grant, Jr. - Attack Tournament MVP USA Doug Shanahan - Midfield, face-off See also Field lacrosse World Lacrosse, the unified governing body for world lacrosse World Lacrosse Championship References External links World Lacrosse Lacrosse World Championships 2002 (Archive of official website) 2002 World Lacrosse Championship Category:Sports competitions in Perth, Western Australia Category:Lacrosse in Australia World Lacrosse World Lacrosse Championship Category:2000s in Perth, Western Australia