2022 NLL Entry Draft Live Results

ROUND ONE

1. Rochester (from Las Vegas) – Thomas McConvey – Mimico Mountaineers – University of Virginia
2. Las Vegas (from Rochester) – Dylan Watson – Orangeville Northmen – Jacksonville University
3. Vancouver – Owen Grant – Toronto Beaches – University of Delaware
4. Albany (from New York) – Alex Simmons – St Catharines – University of Denver/Syracuse University
5. Panther City – Jason Knox – Burlington Chiefs – Ohio State University
6. Saskatchewan – Austin Madronic – Victoria Shamrocks – Harvard
7. Albany (from Georgia) – Will Johansen – Nanaimo Timbermen – Robert Morris University
8. New York (from Philadelphia via Albany) – Zack Deaken – Brooklin Lacrosse Club – Jacksonville University
9. Panther City (from Albany via Halifax) – Mathieu Gautier – Edmonton Miners
10. Calgary – Seth Van Schepen – Brampton – Siena College
11. Georgia (from San Diego) – Brett Dobson – Whitby Warriors – St. Bonaventure University 
12. Halifax – Wake:Riat Bowhunter – Six Nations – Jacksonville University
13. Buffalo (from Toronto) – Cam Wyers – Toronto Beaches – Loyola University
14. Buffalo – Dylan Robinson – Toronto Beaches
15. Colorado – Owen Down – Cobourg Kodiaks – Robert Morris University
    
16. Las Vegas (additional compensatory selection) – Jacob Saunders – Brooklin Lacrosse Club – University of Richmond 
17. Albany (compensatory selection) – Tye Kurtz – Cobourg Kodiaks – University of Delaware
18. Rochester (from Calgary via Las Vegas) (compensatory selection)¹ – Austin Hasen – Peterborough Lakers – Belmont Abbey College
19. Buffalo (compensatory selection) – Zach Belter – Niagara Thunderhawks – St. Bonaventure
20. Georgia (compensatory selection) – Brady Kearnan – Brooklin Lacrosse Club – Mercy College
21. Panther City (from Albany) – Colton Lidstone – Nanaimo Timbermen – Robert Morris University
22. San Diego (compensatory selection) – Jake Govett – San Diego Royals – University of Delaware
23. Philadelphia (from Saskatchewan)(compensatory selection) – Taggart Clark – Toronto Beaches – Robert Morris University

^{1. Las Vegas trades the 18th overall selection to the Rochester Knighthawks in exchange for Joel Watson and their 2024 second round selection}

ROUND TWO

1. (24) Las Vegas – Griffin Hall – Victoria Shamrocks
2. (25) Rochester – Thomas Vela – Burnaby Jr A.
3. (26) Las Vegas (via San Diego) (from Vancouver) – Sean Westley – Brooklin Lacrosse Club – St. Bonaventure University 
4. (27) New York – Mason Kamminga – Six Nations Chiefs – Detroit Mercy
5. (28) Toronto (from Panther City) – Josh Dawick – Whitby Jr A – University of Denver
6. (29) Halifax (from Saskatchewan) – Jerry Staats – Six Nations Chiefs – Syracuse University
7. (30) Panther City (from Georgia) – Ronin Pusch – Edmonton Miners
8. (31) San Diego (from Philadelphia via Buffalo)² – Cameron Lumb – Victoria Shamrocks
9. (32) Vancouver (from Albany via Vancouver via Saskatchewan) – Marcus Klarich – Burnaby Jr Lakers
10. (33) Philadelphia (from Calgary) – Matt Anderson – Burlington Jr A – Stoney Brook University
11. (34) San Diego – Payton Rezenka – San Diego Royals – Loyola University
12. (35) Toronto (from Halifax) – Tyler Hendrycks – Peterborough Jr A – High Point University
13. (36) Toronto – Brian Cameron – Rutgers University
14. (37) Panther City (from Buffalo) – Carter Zavitz – St. Catharines Jr A – Princeton University 
15. (38) Philadelphia (from Colorado) – Deacon Knott – Peterborough Jr A
16. (39) San Diego (from Las Vegas)³ – Adam Noakes – Coquitlam Jr A
17. (40) Saskatchewan (compensatory selection) – Isaac Ngyou – Langley Jr A
18. (41) Toronto (compensatory selection) – Sam Haines – Oakville Buzz Jr A
19. (42) New York (compensatory selection) – Tyler Davis – Six Nations Jr A
20. (43) Calgary (compensatory selection) – Connor Nichols – Coquitlam Jr A

^{2. Buffalo trades the 31st overall selection and their 2024 third round pick for Devan Mayea}

^{3. Las Vegas has traded the 39th overall selection to San Diego in exchange for their second round selection in the 2026 NLL Entry Draft}

ROUND THREE

1. (44) Las Vegas – Zach Cole – St. Joseph’s University
2. (45) Rochester – Parker Pipher – Whitby Jr A
3. (46) Vancouver – Aiden Solomon – Victoria Shamrocks Jr A
4. (47) Panther City (from New York via Albany) – Petey Lasala – University of Virginia
5. (48) Georgia (from Panther City) – Teioshontateh McComber – Nanaimo Timbermen – University of Albany
6. (49) Saskatchewan – Cam Badour – Duke University
7. (50) New York (from Georgia)⁴ – Chris Gray – University of North Carolina*
8. (51) Colorado (from Philadelphia) – Nick Mussi – Coquitlam Jr A
9. (52) Vancouver (from Albany) – Chase Cosgrove – Windsor Clippers Jr B
10. (53) Albany (from Calgary) – John Piatelli – Cornell University 
11. (54) Halifax (from San Diego) – Jon McConvey – Mimico Jr A – University of Vermont
12. (55) Halifax – Cole Kirst – Syracuse University
13. (56) Toronto – Tucker Dordevic – Syracuse
14. (57) Philadelphia (from Buffalo) – Troy Hettinger – Jacksonville University
15. (58) Georgia (from Colorado) – Brett Beetow – St. Bonaventure University 

^{4. Georgia trades the 50th overall selection to the New York Riptide in exchange for their third round selection in the 2023 NLL Entry Draft}

ROUND FOUR

1. (59) Las Vegas – Colin Jeffrey – Victoria Shamrocks – University of Montevallo
2. (60) Rochester – Spencer Bell – Hawkeyes (UCBLL) – Rochester Institute of Technology
3. (61) Vancouver – Henry Follows – Cornell University**
4. (62) Georgia (from New York) – Elijah Gash – University of Albany**
5. (63) Vancouver (from Panther City) – Trent Kellner – Langley Thunder – Limestone University
6. (64) Saskatchewan – Jeremy Searle – Orangeville Jr A
7. (65) Rochester (from Georgia) – Carter Schott – Whitby Jr A
8. (66) Philadelphia – Jack Myers – Ohio State University
9. (67) Albany – Matt Duncan – Toronto Beaches – Robert Morris University
10. (68) Calgary – Jake Gillis – Calgary Mountaineers – Long Island University
11. (69) San Diego – Chris Dong – Oakville Buzz Jr A – Western University***
12. (70) Halifax – Chris Fake – Notre Dame University
13. (71) Toronto – Marley Angus – Oakville Jr A – Rochester Institute of Technology
14. (72) New York (from Buffalo) – Ryan Haigh – Cobourg Kodiaks – Cleveland State University**
15. (73) Buffalo (from Colorado) – Ryan Sharkey – UCBLL Rapids – Canisius College/UMass
16. (74) Las Vegas (from Rochester) (compensatory selection) – Ryan Merle – Stony Brook University

ROUND FIVE

1. (75) Las Vegas – Peytin Wallace – Whitby Jr A
2. (76) Albany (from Rochester via Vancouver) – Grant Ammann – High Point**
3. (77) Vancouver – Brian Robb – University of Indianapolis
4. (78) New York – Zachary Sunderland – Brooklin LC – Newberry College
5. (79) Panther City – Kaleb Martin – Whitby Jr A
6. (80) Saskatchewan – Gabriel Procyk – Maple Ridge – UMass
7. (81) Georgia – Cross Ferrara – Salisbury University*
8. (82) Buffalo (from Philadelphia) – Christian Watts – UCBLL Rapids – Siena College
9. (83) New York (from Albany) – Sam Handley – UPenn**
10. (84) Calgary – Jacob Motiuk – Calgary Mountaineers Jr B – Seton Hill University
11. (85) Vancouver (from San Diego) – Drew Kask – Langley Jr Thunder – Lewis University
12. (86) Halifax – Tanner Cole – Oakville Jr A
13. (87) Toronto – Brendan Nichtern – Army
14. (88) Buffalo – Austin Blumbergs – UCBLL Rapids – St. Bonaventure University
15. (89) Colorado – Zach Geddes – Georgetown University 

ROUND SIX

1. (90) Las Vegas – Tyler Ewen – Burnaby – Queens University of Charlotte
2. (91) Las Vegas (from Rochester) – Stryker Roloff – Langley Jr A
3. (92) Vancouver – Hunter Vines – High Point University
4. (93) New York – Andrew Horsley – Brampton
5. (94) Panther City – Jackson Rose – Lakeway Texas – St. Bonaventure
6. (95) Saskatchewan – Carter Brand – University of Denver/Limestone**
7. (96) Georgia – Jeff Connor – University of Virginia
8. (97) Panther City (from Philadelphia) – Michael Ippolito – High Point University
9. (98) Albany – Aiden Guld – Coquitlam Jr A – University of Toronto****
10. (99) Calgary – Kaden Doughty – Langley Jr A
11. (100) San Diego – Mike Sisselberger – Lehigh University**
12. (101) Halifax – Keaton Brown – Orangeville Jr B
13. (102) Toronto – Brett Makar – University of Maryland
14. (103) Philadelphia (from Buffalo) – Max Waldbaum – 3d Lacrosse – Jacksonville University*
15. (104) Colorado – Evan Zinn – University of Virginia

_{*These players completed four seasons of NCAA lacrosse after the NCAA spring 2021 season. They are street free agents and may be signed by any club.}

_{**These players have completed between one and three seasons of NCAA lacrosse and did not renounce their NCAA eligibility. They are not eligible to be signed by any club.}

_{***These players were born 2002 or later and did not renounce their NCAA eligibility. They are not eligible to be signed by any club.}

_{****These players were born 2000 or earlier and never played NCAA lacrosse. They are street free agents and may be signed by any club.}