2001 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft
2001 Collegiate Draft of Major League Lacrosse
| # Overall | Team | Player | Position | College | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Round 1 | 1 | Long Island | Sal Locasio | Defense | Massachusetts |
| 2 | New Jersey | Trevor Tierney | Goalkeeper | Princeton | |
| 3 | Baltimore | Adam Borcz | Midfielder | Navy | |
| 4 | Long Island | Eric Wedin | Midfielder | Johns Hopkins | |
| 5 | Rochester (from Boston) | Chris Cercy | Midfielder | Syracuse | |
| 6 | Baltimore (from Bridgeport) | Gavin Prout | Midfielder | Loyola | |
Round 2 | 7 | Bridgeport (from Rochester) | Keith Cromwell | Attackman | Rutgers |
| 8 | Boston | Mike Law | Midfielder | Denver | |
| 9 | Long Island | Rob Mulligan | Goalkeeper | Syracuse | |
| 10 | Baltimore | Jeff Sonke | Attackman | North Carolina | |
| 11 | New Jersey | Chris Malone | Midfielder | Maryland | |
| 12 | Bridgeport | Rodger Colbert | Defense | Georgetown | |
Round 3 | 13 | Rochester | Steve Bishko | Midfielder | Notre Dame |
| 14 | New Jersey | Rob Torti | Midfielder | Princeton | |
| 15 | Baltimore | Shawn Nadelen | Defense | Johns Hopkins | |
| 16 | Long Island | Brandon Testa | Defense | Johns Hopkins | |
| 17 | Boston | Mike Henehan | Midfielder | Georgetown | |
| 18 | Bridgeport | Pat McGinnis | Goalkeeper | Maryland | |
Round 4 | 19 | Bridgeport | Matt Striebel | Midfielder | Princeton |
| 20 | Boston | Scott Doyle | Midfielder | Georgetown | |
| 21 | Long Island | Rich Kunkel | Midfielder | Massachusetts | |
| 22 | Baltimore | Tom Glatzel | Attackman | Notre Dame | |
| 23 | New Jersey | Justin Berry | Midfielder | Towson | |
| 24 | Rochester | Holt Hopkins | Attackman | Middlebury | |
Round 5 | 25 | Rochester | Eric Goodberlet | Midfielder | Nazareth |
| 26 | New Jersey | Todd Minerly | Attackman | Pennsylvania | |
| 27 | Baltimore | David Ulrich | Attackman | Notre Dame | |
| 28 | Long Island | Bobby Horsey | Midfielder | Loyola | |
| 29 | Boston | Kenny Crowley | Defense | Denver | |
| 30 | Bridgeport | Bobby Gormsen | Defense | North Carolina | |
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