The results of Tuesday's National Lacrosse League draft, held in Rochester, New York:

 1. Rochester (Syr)    Casey Powell, Syracuse Univ.
 2. Toronto (NY)       Kaleb Toth, Burnaby (Jr A)
 3. Toronto            Rory Graham, Burnaby (Jr A)
 4. Baltimore (Buf)    Chris Sanderson (G), Univ. of Va.
 5. Rochester          Brad McArthur, Brooklin (Major)
 6. Philadelphia       Jamie Hanford, Loyola Coll.
 7. Buffalo (Phi)      Matt Disher (G), New West (Major)

 8. Rochester (Syr)    Andy Turner, St. Catherines (Jr A) 
 9. New York           Curtis Palidwor, Burnaby (Major)
10. Toronto            Cam Sedgwick, Burnaby (Jr A)
11. Syracuse (Buf)     Bruce Alexander, Mercyhurst Coll. 
12. Buffalo (Roc)      John Fay, Duke Univ.
13. Baltimore          Jesse Hubbard, Princeton Univ.
14. Philadelphia       Nathan Roost, Hobart College 

15. Rochester (Syr)    Anthony Cosmo (G), Burnaby (Jr A)
16. New York           Chris Massey, Princeton Univ. 
17. Toronto            Brad Darion, Burnaby (Major)
18. Buffalo            Ryan McDermott, Nazareth Coll. 
19. Rochester          Brandon Piccaretto, Nazareth Coll.
20. Baltimore          Matt Hahn, Univ. of Maryland 
21. Syracuse (Phi)     Kevin Sheedy, Syracuse Univ.

22. Syracuse           Corey Quinn (G), St. Catherines (Jr A)
23. New York           Jon Hess, Princeton Univ.
24. Toronto            Jason Crosbie, Brooklin (Major)
25. Buffalo            D'arcy Sweet, Butler Univ.
26. Rochester          Mike Ferrucci, Harvard Univ. 
27. Baltimore          Dudley Dixon, Johns Hopkins Univ. 
28. Philadelphia       Todd Rassas, Univ. of Notre Dame 

29. Rochester (Syr)    Peter Morgan, Port Coquitlam (Jr A)
30. New York           Jason Clark, Hartford Univ.
31. Toronto            Ryan Gray, Toronto Beaches (Jr A)
32. Buffalo            Rich Schwanke, Hobart Coll. 
33. Buffalo (Roc)      John Lipinski, St. Catherines (Jr A)
34. Baltimore          Andrew Whipple, Univ. of Maryland 
35. Philadelphia       Andy Lopatin, Washington Coll.
36. Rochester (comp.)  Kevin Stewardson, Maple Ridge (Major)

37. Syracuse           Mike Shortino, Univ. of N. Carolina 
38. New York           Brian Langtry, Hofstra Univ. 
39. Toronto            Craig Fotopoulos, Kitchener (Jr A)
40. Buffalo            Andy Ogilvie, Coquitlam (Major)
41. Rochester          Tom Hajek, St. Catherines (Jr A)
42. Baltimore          Brian Reese, Univ. of Maryland 
43. Philadelphia       Marc Schaffer, St. Joseph's Univ.

44. Syracuse           John Mathews, Syracuse Univ.
45. New York           Jimmy Keenen, Univ. of Notre Dame 
46. Toronto            Jaimie Yale, Peterborough (Major)
47. Buffalo            Jamey Bowen, North Shore (Major)
48. Rochester          Ira Vanterpool, Syracuse Univ.
49. Phila. (Bal)       Steve Hettrich, Dennison Univ. 
50. Philadelphia       Todd Evans, Univ. of Maryland 

51. Syracuse           Jason Gebhart (G), Syracuse Univ. 
52. New York           Drew Melchionni, Univ. of Virginia 
53. Toronto            Scott Forbes, Whitby (Jr A)
54. Buffalo            Tim Bomberry, Six Nations (Major)
55. Rochester          David Robinson, Orangeville (Jr A)
56. Phila. (Bal)       Vincent Ferraro, Yale Univ. 
57. Philadelphia       Todd Snellenburg, Drexel Univ. 

58. Syracuse           Jim Brown, N.F.L. Hall of Famer 
59. New York           Mark Spruyt, Hofstra Univ. 
60. Toronto            Peter Lough, Brooklin (Major)
61. Buffalo            Scott Komer (G), Burlington (Jr A)
62. Rochester          Gary Rosyski, Brooklin (Major)
63. Baltimore          A.T. Bailey, Johns Hopkins Univ. 
64. Philadelphia       Steve Phipps, Salibury State Univ. 

Original owner of selection, if not selector, has been indicated in parentheses. The thirty-sixth selection was a compensatory pick.

The following draft-day trades were made:

Syracuse traded Todd Katanchik to Philadelphia in exchange for the Wings' first round pick (7th overall).

Syracuse traded Neil Doddridge and the first-round pick acquired from Philadelphia (7th overall) to Buffalo in exchange for Jason Luke and a second-round pick (11th overall).

Syracuse traded Fred Jenner to Philadelphia in exchange for a third-round pick (21st overall).

Rochester traded Matt Riter to Syracuse in exchange for a second-round pick in the September 2000 draft.

Baltimore traded Jeff Klodzen and Derek Collins to Syracuse in exchange for Rodney Tapp and Marty O'Neill.

Buffalo traded its first-round pick (fourth overall) to Baltimore in exchange for Chris Panos.

Syracuse traded Jamie Batley to Buffalo in exchange for a conditional draft pick.

This article was amended 25 September 1998 to include notations of which draft picks were goaltenders, and to include a list of trades. Thanks to e-lacrosse for providing this information.