New photos added to the album: Denver: Women's Spring '26

Photos courtesy of Heston Mosher / IG @hestonmosher
Games played at East High School & Regis University
http://www.ulax.org/denver/women/spring

Beta and Center Club had a gritty back and forth battle , with Beta coming out with the win completing their undefeated season. Jack Bevan had a dominant performance at the faceoff X, winning 100% for Beta. Corey Gilford minimized the damage with 7 saves for Center Club. MVP Candidates: #20 Aidan Krawczyk (Beta)- Scored many clutch goals in the 4th quarters and OT, including a braveheart goal for the win vs Center Club week 4. (9G, 4A, 13P) My pick* #4 Corey Gilford (Center Club)- Brick wall goalie with multiple acrobatic saves including many in the championship game. (20SV, 24GA, 2A) Record: 4-2. #22 Jack Bevan (Beta)- Dominant FOGO all season allowing Beta to have possession most of every game. If we kept track of FO%, he would be over 80%. (3G, 2A, 5P)

Center Club outlasts TKE in a tough semi-final matchup, pulling away in the second half to advance to the championship game.

Not a single player showed up for the semi-final game, allowing Beta to advance to the championship.

After a 1-year hiatus at the top of the Fort Collins league, the Washed Up Warriors are once again champions. The defending champs came into this game with plenty of momentum from the regular season after winning their last matchup 5-4 a couple of weeks earlier. Led by team MVP, Kevin Carson (3 goals, 1 assist), the Yetis were looking to be firing on all cylinders at the beginning of the game. The Warriors responded with goals from 5 different players. Led by Blake McKinley (3 goals, 1 assist) and Devin Sheilds (2 goals), the Warriors mounted their comeback and pulled ahead in the closing minutes of the game. Goalie, Davis Wheeler, did all he could to keep the Yetis in the game with 9 saves, but in the end, it just wasn't enough to stop the high-powered offense of the Washed Up Warriors.

In what was an intense show of skill for both teams, a clear winner wouldn't clearly emerge until the fourth quarter, where a two goal difference divided the score. Thanks to the efforts of A. Dixon (#22) who scored a whopping six goals, the Beverly Hills Lacrosse Club was able to pull away with a four goal score streak in the final minutes of the quarter, sealing team West Express's fate. The final score was 10-14, making Beverly Hills the Spring 2026 ULAX Champions.

With the Yetis waiting to see who they would face in the championship game, the Slyce Rangers and Washed Up Warriors battles to see who would get the opportunity to play the returning champs for the top of the league. In what was a back-and-forth battle, the Slyce Rangers led at halftime led by the strength of their attack line. Carson Cavanaugh led the way for the Rangers with 1 goal and 2 assists. A 2 point lead for the Rangers proved to not be enough as the Washed Up Warriors mounted their comeback in the second half. Led by attackmen Devin Shields (3 goals) and Blake McKinley (2 Goals), the Warriors pulled ahead in the second half and never looked back and pulled off the 9-6 victory to advance to the finals.

In the first game of the Fort Collins League Championship Series, the 4th seeded Kraken Beers had the returning champion Yetis on the ropes from the first faceoffs. Supported by a hat trick from attackman Dalton Madsen, Kraken Beers went goal-for-goal with the Yetis. For the Yetis, Christian Navarez responded with a hat trick of his own to keep the back and forth battle close. The Yetis' top scorer in the regular season, Kevin Carson, also chipped in with 2 goals and 3 assists to help the Yetis pull off the 8-7 OT win and advance to the championship.