• NLL: San Diego punches their ticket to the playoffs in OT thriller  
  • NLL: Wings fail to execute battle plan against Warriors
  • NLL: Mammoth extinguish Knighthawks’ red-hot offense at the Loud House 
  • NLL: Rock overcome early deficit to beat Thunderbirds in OT
  • NLL: Cook scores OT winner for Roughnecks on Marvel SuperHero Night

Cornell Advances in NCAA Tournament

The University of Maryland’s men’s lacrosse team’s season came to an end with a 16-8 loss to Cornell in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday afternoon at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium. Maryland finishes the season with a 10-4 record, while the Big Red of Cornell advance to next weekend’s NCAA quarterfinals with a 13-3 mark. Cornell jumped out to an early two-goal lead scoring twice by…

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Knighthawks First Repeat Champions since 2003

  The Rochester Knighthawks captured their second consecutive NLL title with an 11-10 victory over the Washington Stealth this past weekend. With the victory, the Knighthawks earned their fourth Champion’s Cup in franchise history and also became the first team to repeat as league champions since the Toronto Rock accomplished the feat in 2002 and 2003.   High profile additions to an already stacked roster, that included acquiring two elite…

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MLL Quotes and Notes: Ohio Struggles Scoring, Boston Needs Net Help

Major League Lacrosse week three has come to an end with three teams left undefeated. Meanwhile, two teams have yet to win a game and history is already being made early on in the season. * The Ohio Machine have played in two games and have yet to win. They have the least amount of goals in the league with just 13 so far. Steele Stanwick has just four points…

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Rattlers Grab First Win As They Top the Hounds

A new franchise record was made by new-Hound Ryan Young, but Charlotte couldn’t beat the Rochester Rattlers in back to back weeks. The Rattlers defeated the Hounds 13-10 in front of a loud American Legion Memorial Stadium. Ryan Young set a new franchise record with seven goals against Rochester and also added an assist. Last week in Rochester, the Hounds were able to defeat the Rattlers 14-8, but couldn’t get…

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Bayhawks Rout Machine To Get to 2-0

The Chesapeake Bayhawks remain undefeated on the season advancing to 3-0 with an impressive victory over the visiting Ohio Machine. In a game that last only three quarters due to lighting and incompetent weather, the Bayhawks posted fourteen goals compared to the five of the Machine. The Bayhawks’ offense was led by veteran attackman Ben Rubeor as he had four goals and an assist on the game. Rubeor who had…

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Major Indoor Lacrosse Association Coming

From InLax Philadelphia Hello Lacrosse fans and sports fans in general, Kevin M. Neibauer here. Many of may remember a few months back we had a ‘One on One” interview with the owner of the New Jersey Rascals lacrosse team. Nick Desrosiers, and his company, DC Sports & Entertainment LLC., own the team and we thought we would check in with Nick to see what he is involved in these…

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Rochester Wins Second Straight Championship

It went up until the last few seconds, but the Rochester Knighthawks did it. For the second year in a row the K-Hawks are on top of the league, this time winning the franchise’s fourth championship in front of a sold out crowd at the Langley Events Centre. Despite the victory, Rochester had to do all they could to hang on. Their 11-10 victory meant that they only scored one…

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Nationals Remain Undefeated With Win Over Lizards

The Hamilton Nationals (2-0) registered their second straight victory after defeating the New York Lizards (1-2) by a score of 12-11 on Saturday night in Hamilton, ON.  Kevin Crowley (1G, 1-2PG, 1A) scored a two point man up goal with only five seconds remaining in the fourth quarter to win the game for the Nationals. Leading the way for the Nationals were Kevin Cunningham with a hat trick and one…

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Outlaws Advance to 3-0 While Cannons Struggle for Answers

The Denver Outlaws have moved to 3-0 while the Boston Cannons have started their season 0-3, their worst start in franchise history for one of the oldest teams in the league. Drew Snider led the Outlaws with five points while Brendan Mundorf and Zack Greer each had two as well. For the Cannons, Ryan Boyle’s two points moved him into first place all time in MLL scoring, but it was…

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