CJ Kirst’s Championship MVP makes for a 24th birthday to remember
Happy Birthday, CJ Kirst. No one could have scripted a better way for the second-year attackman to spend his 24th birthday. A PLL title, a five-goal performance and, to top...
CJ Kirst celebrated his 24th birthday in style on Sunday as Philadelphia Waterdogs defeated Denver Outlaws 14-4 in the PLL Championship. The second-year attackman led the team in scoring, netting five goals and recording two assists for a team-high total of seven points. Not only did Kirst break the PLL's single-season goals record with 34, he also claimed the Championship MVP award, becoming the youngest recipient since Paul Rabil in 2009.
His performance was a testament to his dedication and passion for the game. "I've always found that whenever you're having the most fun, you're always playing your best," Kirst said, crediting his approach to the game for his success. Kirst's teammates and the Philadelphia defense also played a crucial role in the victory, holding the Outlaws to just four goals, the fewest ever in a PLL Championship.
The celebration was not only about the individual performances, but also about the support from the fans and the team. "I was just so fortunate to look up in the stands and see them throughout the game," Kirst said, highlighting the importance of the support system behind the success.
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