Yesterday on Twitter we asked you, the readers and fans, who your favorite lacrosse player is. They could have been in NLL, MLL, Canadian, NALL, PLL or college. Who are your favorite players? Find out below. The most votes went to John Grant Jr and Paul Rabil, but there were also some votes in there for Cody Jamieson, Nicky Polanco. Scott Evans, Peter Baum, Chris Levis, Chris Bocklet and Lee…
The U.S. under-19 men’s national team cruised over England, 20-1, on Sunday in its third pool play game at the Federation of International Lacrosse U19 World Championships, rebounding from an 11-9 overtime loss to Canada 24 hours earlier. Attackman Kyle Keenan scored a team-high four goals and Matt Kavanagh had two goals and two assists as 12 different players found the back of the net at least once. The U.S….
Boston, MA (PRWEB) July 16, 2012 Marisa Ingemi has a vast knowledge on all sports but decided at the age of 13 that she could help bring the fastest growing game among youth to a level that it deserves by pioneering a media outlet around the sport of lacrosse. In Lacrosse We Trust and The Lacrosse Radio Network has officially launched this month as the premier lacrosse media outlet and the only internet…
As was expected from the MSL season, the top four teams in the standings (alphabetically: Brampton Excelsiors, Brooklin Redmen, Peterborough Lakers, Six Nations Chiefs) are closer than they’ve been in recent memory, while distancing themselves from the other two teams (Ajax Rock, Kitchener/Waterloo Kodiaks). Four teams were in action on Sunday in games that would have massive impacts on the season standings. First, at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena in Six…
1 Six Nations Rebels 6 Orangeville Northmen The hosts of the 2012 Founders Cup championships Six Nations downed Orangeville in 3 games, but the Northmen did not go down without a fight. Games 1 and 2 both ended in 14-10 scores in favor of the Rebels. In each game, long scoring runs would help the Rebels gain leads that were too large for the Northmen to overcome. Game 3 was…
For the first time in 2012, the Rochester Rattlers have lost at home. The loss ends their three game win streak and the Rattlers are now 2-1 in the second half of the season. The Bayhawks bounced back after their loss to Charlotte last weekend and are now 1-1 after the All-Star break. Some first quarter action, well, there was hardly any except for the goalies. John Galloway and Kip…
Thanks to a 14-12 victory on Saturday night the Hamilton Nationals split their weekend series with the Ohio Machine. The victory keeps Hamilton ahead of Ohio in the standings after one day of being tied with a 2-7 record. Hamilton pushed ahead early, scoring two quick goals to start off the game. Ohio responded with a two pointer from Kyle Hartzell to tie things up, but Crowley scored two goals…
A week after defeating the top ranked Chesapeake Bayhawks, the Charlotte Hounds relapsed to sloppy play and lost 21-7 to the Denver Outlaws. The Hounds were outshot 40-18 by the Outlaws, who came out and ended the first quarter with a 10-1 lead. The Hounds now fall to 3-7, tied for 6th in the league and the Outlaws move up to second place in the league with a 7-3 record….
It was announced yesterday that a few new colleges could be added to the NCAA in the next couple of years. One of the teams that was mentioned has a recent history of lacrosse, but is a school many wouldn’t of considered at all. The school is Simon Fraser, who is currently a member of the MCLA. Simon Fraser has won the PNCLL five years in a row. It is…
Although Wednesday night’s MSL matchup between the Six Nations Chiefs and the Brooklin Redmen had no bearing on their respective division standings, a win by the home side would vault Brooklin into sole possession of top spot overall. Both teams came into the game leading their division, although one point separated them (along with Brampton and Peterborough) in the overall standings. Both teams were coming off overtime performances against “lesser”…