WASHINGTON – Three former Georgetown University men's lacrosse greats will battle for the U.S. Bank Premier Lacrosse League Championship on Sunday. Graham Bundy Jr. (B'23, MiM'24), Zachary Geddes (B'22) and Owen McElroy (B'21, SCS'22) will suit up for the Denver Outlaws against the Philadelphia Waterdogs at 12:30 p.m. at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, New Jersey.
 
Bundy has scored 16 total points this year – including four two-point goals – to almost double his offensive production from 2025. A two-time USILA First Team All-American (2024, 2022) and two-time USILA Second Team All-American (2023, 2021), he finished his career with 225 points (158G, 67A) to rank fourth all-time in scoring at Georgetown. Bundy was a four-time First Team All-BIG EAST selection and was tabbed the 2022 BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year.
 
Geddes has collected 11 ground balls and four caused turnovers on the season from the defensive midfield, including five ground balls in Denver's semifinal win over the top-seeded Utah Archers. At Georgetown, he was a USILA First Team All-American in 2022 after earning honorable mention honors in 2021. With 29 career caused turnovers and 90 ground balls to go with 10 goals and 10 assists, the Hoyas led the NCAA in scoring defense three-straight years with Geddes on the top defensive midfield line – 2020 (6.33), 2021 (8.31) and 2022 (8.18).
 
McElroy has posted a 59.6% save percentage and 34 total saves this season. He earned PLL Player of the Week honors in Week 12 after making 19 saves at a 70% clip to help the Outlaws clinch their playoff berth. A two-time USILA First Team All-American (2022, 2021) at Georgetown, McElroy was recognized with back-to-back Ensign C. Markland Kelly Awards (2022, 2021) as the nation's most outstanding goalie. While on the Hilltop, he posted a 41-8 overall record to go with a 9.04 goals-against average, 576 career saves and a .577 save percentage.
 
Georgetown has had 68 players drafted or signed to Major League Lacrosse or Premier Lacrosse League teams since inception of outdoor professional lacrosse in 2001. A total of 17 former Hoyas have played in the PLL since its founding in 2019.