Black Wolves and Mammoth Meet in Battle of Conference Leaders

March 5, 2016

The New England Black Wolves will travel to Denver on Saturday to face the Colorado Mammoth in a match up of conference leading teams. New England (5-2) holds a one game lead on Buffalo in the east while Colorado (7-2) leads Saskatchewan by 1.5 games in the west. The Wolves have led the east from the get go this season, with the new look team finding immediate success in its…

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ILWT NCAA Poll: Week Four

March 3, 2016

Notre Dame Denver Syracuse Duke Loyola Yale Maryland Brown Hofstra Towson North Carolina Johns Hopkins Harvard Villanova Virginia Albany Marquette Penn State Boston University Rutgers Receiving Votes: Ohio State, High Point, Army, Stony Brook, Georgetown Offensive Player of the Week—Jake Froccaro, Villanova Defensive Player of the Week—Michael Quinn, Yale Goaltender of the Week—Mike Barrett, Virginia Rookie of the Week—James Burr, Boston University

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NLL Reviews Non-Goal Call in Colorado-Vancouver Game

February 29, 2016

There was some controversy following the Colorado Mammoth victory over the Vancouver Stealth game on Saturday, in which Adam Jones scored with one second left to win for Colorado, capping off a record six-goal fourth quarter. Before that goal, it had appeared Vancouver may have scored and without any challenges, Colorado could not challenge it. Today, the NLL released a statement about the incident. With 8:03 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Vancouver…

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Saskatchewan Lacrosse a Success, So Far

February 26, 2016

At the time of the demise of the Edmonton Rush, it could have been argued that the relocation of the 2015 NLL champions was the peak of the league’s biggest concerns. Just weeks after the Minnesota Swarm relocated to a small arena in Gwinnett, Georgia, and less than a year after the league’s oldest team, the Philadelphia Wings, located to a casino in Connecticut, now the champs were leaving. Saskatchewan…

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Army and Navy Victories On Different Ends of Patriot League Spectrum

February 23, 2016

The Patriot League is one of the most fascinating to follow in college lacrosse. Not only because of teams like Loyola defeating the likes of Virginia and Johns Hopkins, but because the teams ranked second through fifth in the conference can compete with nearly anyone. Navy, now 2-1 on the season, were one of the biggest dark horse picks before this season to make the national tournament. The Midshipmen proved…

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Boston University’s Sam Tenney Shines Against Former Team

February 19, 2016

Photo: Jim Pierce Anytime a team is without its two leading scorers from the previous season it can become problematic. This is what the Boston University Terriers faced on Tuesday afternoon when they had to face their toughest opponents yet in 2016, the High Point Panthers. “I definitely had that game circled on the schedule,” said Sam Tenney, a BU midfielder who transferred from High Point two seasons ago. “I…

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Boston University Starts 3-0 With High Point Wn

February 16, 2016

Photo: Reegan Ludd The Boston University Terriers defeated the High Point Panthers 13-10 on Tuesday afternoon to start their season 3-0 for the first time in program history. James Burr scored three times and Sam Tenney scored twice to lead the Terriers despite a banged up roster going into the game. Leading point getter from last season Cal Dearth and leading goal scorer Ryan Hilburn each did not make the…

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Weekend Lacrosse Thoughts: Toronto. Rebuild. Now.

February 16, 2016

Rock Bottom I don’t know how many times I have written about the Toronto Rock this season, but it has been far more often than any other team in the National Lacrosse League. Toronto, now 0-6 following a Valentine’s Day matinee loss at New England, seems to have a new issue every week. Josh Sanderson made his return to an NLL floor when he suited up for the Rock on…

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James Burr Stands Out for Boston University in College Debut

February 8, 2016

Photo: BostonLax.net The Boston University Terriers are in just their third season of play at the Division I level. They also are almost ready to compete for a Patriot League title, or at least a chance to play in the conference’s tournament. Much of the early success for the young program can be attested to recruiting, and after a 9-5 victory over Providence on Saturday, which opened with a goal…

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Boston Cannons Acquire Goalie Tyler Fiorito

February 5, 2016

The Boston Cannons made a splash on Friday afternoon, acquiring Chesapeake Bayhawks goaltender Tyler Fiorito. Cannons starting goalie Jordan Burke retired last week, leaving Boston without any goaltenders with starting experience in Major League Lacrosse. Going back to the Bayhawks is 2016 first round draft pick Greg Coholan, midfielder Tyler German, attack Ryan Young, and the 2017 first round draft pick of the Cannons. The Cannons also added a 2017…

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