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Fusion Futures 2029 make history with back-to-back NLF Championships

July 13, 2025 by Chris Goldberg

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/13/25

The Fusion Futures 2029 team has etched its name into the history books by winning back-to-back National Lacrosse Federation (NLF) Championships — becoming the first team from the Philadelphia area to achieve this feat.

With dominant performances across the field, the Futures showcased why they are among the nation’s elite, defeating Eclipse, 8-3, in the title game at Farmingdale, N.Y. Goalie Hunter Poet was nearly unbeatable between the pipes, allowing just three goals in the championship game. Midfielder Cale Seaman brought relentless energy and precision on both ends of the field, while attackman Brady Brevic led the offense with dynamic scoring and playmaking.

On the defensive end, Mick Slachta, Ryan Lamberson, and Tyson Norman anchored a unit that consistently shut down opposing offenses. Norman not only contributed with strong defensive play, but also added to the scoreboard with a goal of his own — a perfect example of the team’s ability to make plays in transition and capitalize all over the field.

The Fusion Futures 2029 team wins a back-to-back National Lacrosse Federation (NLF) Championship

Under the leadership of Head Coach Desi Gonzalez, the Futures have consistently ranked among the top teams in the country. With this latest title, they are once again in strong contention to finish the year as the nation’s No. 1 team — a distinction they’ve held in previous seasons.

Team Roster:

First Last Jersey Number Position
Brady Place 17 Midfield
Teague Traynor 5 D-Mid
Kane Primanti 27 Midfield
Cale Seaman 33 Midfield
Colin Golden 16 Midfield
Mick Slachta 6 Defense
Dean Johnson 15 D-Mid
Tycen Norman 12 LSM
Lucas Gade 26 Defense
Hunter Poet 1 Goalie
Kaleb Kegler 2 Mid
Nathan Hengst 21 Attack
Will Morsell 88 LSM
Zach Strohl 81 Defense
Jack Holsten 13 Midfield
Bo Bonelli 18 FO/M
Seth Quinlan 3 Mid
Colton Groht 99 Defense
Brady Brevic 22 Attack (L)
Jax Taylor 9 Attack
Lake Moulder 71 Attack
Jude Pizzi 0 FO/Middie
Gavin McManimen 7 D-Mid
William Atkins 11 Goalie
Ryan Lamberson 23 Close Defense
Parker Purcell 14 Midfield

 

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