After an incredible season of lacrosse, the Canadian Lacrosse League wrapped up its 2013 campaign over the weekend with the Iroquois Ironmen winning the Creator’s Cup. Iroquois struggled all season but went on a tear in the last two weeks winning five straight games to become this year’s champions. Until two weeks ago the Ironmen had only won two games all year but they managed to squeak into the playoffs…
After an exciting Final Four double header yesterday that included two overtime games, the Creator’s Cup Final is set to go. The sixth ranked Iroquois Ironmen will battle it out with the second seeded Toronto Shooting Stars for the Canadian Lacrosse League title. Toronto is technically the home team in this one but they certainly won’t have home floor advantage as the championship game is being held at the Iroquois…
Today at 2pm the Iroquois Ironmen will face the Toronto Shooting Stars for the second ever Canadian Lacrosse League championship. Iroquois returns to the game for the second season in a row after they fell to the Ohsweken Demons last season. The Ironmen defeated Niagara in OT yesterday while Toronto defeated the Durham TurfDogs in overtime as well. Today’s game can be heard live on The Lacrosse Radio Network at…
The Canadian Lacrosse League Final Four will take place today in Hagersville Ontario at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena (ILA). Game 1 will go at 1pm and as the sixth seeded Iroquois Ironmen battle the first place Niagara Lock Monsters. This game will feature seven of the league’s top 25 scorers with six of them being from the Lock Monsters. Niagara’s Corey Fowler led the league with 32 goals and…
We have the CLax playoffs with the Final Four this weekend and the last week of the NLL season, plus the Canadian lacrosse world has seen its share of stories this week. Connor Danko Goalie of the Year 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…
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…
The Victoria Shamrocks have made big moves all off season, first acquiring forward Scott Ranger of the Calgary Roughnecks and then goaltender Matt Vinc of the Rochester Knighthawks. Today they traded for forward Cory Conway who plays with the NLL’s Edmonton Rush, from the Western Lacrosse Association’s Nanaimo Timbermen.
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…