On Saturday the Durham TurfDogs will take on the Toronto Shooting Stars in the most anticipated Canadian Lacrosse game of the year. This Final Four matchup will feature several of the game’s top players as well as some of the toughest guys in the league; a lethal combination that would make any lacrosse fan salivate. Toronto has lost four of their last five games and have looked shaky since losing…
The Canadian Lacrosse League is pleased to announce Niagara Lock Monsters Connor Danko as the 2013 CLax Goalie of the Year and the Brampton Inferno’s Ben McCullough as the 2013 CLax Defensive Player of the Year. In his rookie campaign, Connor Danko helped lead the Lock Monsters to an 11-3 regular season record. In nine regular season games, Danko posted a 7-1 record tying the Clax single season wins record….
The sixth seeded Iroquois Ironmen will continue their Cinderella story on Saturday when they face the number one ranked Niagara Lock Monsters in the Canadian Lacrosse League’s semi finals. The Ironmen have been on a tear as of late winning their last three games including a 15-14 thriller versus the Ohsweken Demons last Sunday. Chris Attwood scored as the final buzzer sounded to send him his team to this weekend’s…
Earlier today the Canadian Lacrosse League announced their 2013 all star teams, and you can read them below. CLax 1st Team All-Stars Connor Danko – Niagara Lock Monsters Ben McCullough – Brampton Inferno Tom Montour – Ohsweken Demons Mack O’Brien – Toronto Shooting Stars Andrew Potter – Niagara Lock Monsters Wayne VanEvery – Ohsweken Demons CLax 2nd Team All-Stars Jay Preece – Brampton Inferno Colin Boucher – Barrie Blizzard Mitch…
The Canadian Lacrosse League is pleased to announce Barrie Blizzard forward Caleb Wiles as the 2013 CLax Rookie of the Year. ”As a newcomer to CLax, Caleb proved to be one of the most dynamic and prolific scorers in our game,” said CLax Deputy Commissioner Jim Veltman. “Game in and game out he would produce highlight reel goals made of magic.”
The Canadian Lacrosse League is pleases to announce Toronto Shooting Stars GM / head coach Glenn Clark as the 2013 CLax Coach of the Year. In their first season in Toronto, Clark led the Shooting Stars to an 8-6 overall record good for second place overall. The Shooting Stars will now battle the Durham TurfDogs in the CLax semi-finals with their goals set on winning the 2013 Creator’s Cup. “Glenn…
Tonight at 6pm Over and Back hits the air talking CLax playoffs with InLax Toronto analyst Scott Arnold. Arnold, who is also the Lacrosse Radio Network voice of the Durham TurfDogs, talks with TurfDog forward Shane Scott about their upcoming matchup with the Toronto Shooting Stars. Then come back at 8pm tonight for Lacrosse Lounge back in its second season, previewing the Major League Lacrosse season. Phil Shore from In…
The quest for the second Creator’s Cup has become closer as the Durham Turfdogs and the Iroquois Ironmen have etched their names into Final Four weekend. As we get deeper into playoffs, players will need to step up their play to help their teams extend their post season run. Here are the three stars from the first round of the Canadian Lacrosse League Playoffs. 1st Star: Chris Attwood – Iroquois…
For the second year in a row the Iroquois Ironmen will play in the Canadian Lacrosse League’s Final Four which will be held Saturday on their home turf at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena (ILA). The Ironmen made it through to the quarter final round in dramatic fashion with a 15-14 victory over the defending champion Ohsweken Demons in a rematch of last year’s Creator’s Cup finals. Chris Attwood, last year’s…
The Canadian Lacrosse League’s post season kicked off last night as the fifth ranked Durham TurfDogs travelled to Brampton to take on the fourth ranked Inferno in quarter final action. Both teams stepped up their game and the fans were treated four quarters of back and forth lacrosse in which the TurfDogs came out on top 11-9. Durham will now advance to the CLax Final Four which will be held…