Lacrosse
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First game brought University of Albany vs Notre Dame featuring Albany's player, Lance Johnson, the greatest college lacrosse player of all time. Second game featured Ohio State vs local favorite University of Denver.
Great event. Hoping NCAA recognizes support of Lacrosse in Denver and considers the site for a future Final 4. Also encouraged that the NCAA has relaxed their position somewhat on alcohol sales at their event...with sales permitted in one location. Would have given 5 stars if beer sales were available stadium wide.
Fun games to watch. Even with pouring rain and a delay, my son and I had a great time.
The NCAA Lacrosse Quarterfinals came West and they did not disappoint! We were treated to some amazing lacrosse. I hope the NCAA brings some part of the Championships back out West again soon. If you haven't been to a game, go!
What an amazing comeback. After going down 7 to 1, to come back and win against an amazing Ohio St. Team. Great stuff
What a great experience!!! Games were exciting, even with the weather delay. Well attended (6th largest NCAA men's D1 quarterfinal event ever) and well managed. Perhaps we will see the Lacrosse final four in Denver in the not so distant future!!
Four great teams, two good games to watch; fun atmosphere with families, students, and fans of lacrosse. Sitting under cover was perfect to be out of the sun and rain. Food was a bit pricey. Plenty of good parking, and getting in and out of Mile High was easy. Sad to see Lyle Thompson and Albany lose, but it was fun watching him play.
Best Quarterfinal games EVER!!! So glad they were in Denver this year!
Both games were outstanding! We really enjoyed watching four of the best teams in the nation go at it. My complaint is with the event planning. First, Not enough thought went into directing the parking. It took us half an hour to get from Federal blvd to a parking spot, so we missed a good part of the first game. Loads of parking areas weren't even used, which would have easily solved the problem. Second, no staff could be found anywhere in the way of stadium ushers. Midway thru the second game, my section was overrun with unruly young teenagers, who were out of their assigned seats, unsupervised, and had no intention of watching the games. We had to move to other seating ourselves to be able to enjoy the remainder of the game.
Glad I attended the game at UDel Stadium--greats games and close by. Also glad I ate before arriving. They only had 1 concession stand open and nearby spectators complained they waited in line for over 30 minutes. There were at least 4 more stands that could have (and should have) been open.
