Yesterday the Continental Indoor Lacrosse League sent out a press release regarding the end of their season, but we caught up with the man in charge of the show, commissioner Russ King. 1. How did the CILL progress from 2012? A: Very well we have started getting pieces into place to make this a more successful league then it has been. Meaning, people in the “front office” and in the…
Grand Rapids, MI- The CILL Cup was held October 19th and 20th it was the first successful playoff that the league has had in its 3 years. Although not without some bumps along the way. All 7 teams were invited to the yearend playoff. 4 of the 7 teams accepted their bids and came to Grand Rapids to participate in the 2013 CUP, Colorado, Chicago, Grand Rapids and Pittsburgh were…
Two of the best franchises in the history of the Continental Indoor Lacrosse League faceoff on Saturday as Colorado faces fourth seed Pittsburgh.
Last week the Chicago Outlaws opened the Continental Indoor Lacrosse League with a victory over the Grand Rapids Dragonfish. Now in week two, some of the other teams come into play.
Yesterday I spoke with Continental Indoor Lacrosse League commissioner Russ King about the state of the league heading into their third season.
Cincinnati, Ohio – The Southern Ohio Box Lacrosse Team announced today that it would not be participating in the 2013 season of the CILL (formerly the MILA). The CILL has made a lot of positive steps in organization and commitment to a high-level game experience this year. While Southern Ohio Box Lacrosse has been happy to meet the extra financial and logistical needs brought on by the changes, the club…
The Midwest Indoor Lacrosse Association (MILA) has officially announced this week that it is changing the name of the league to the Continental Indoor Lacrosse League (CILL), effective immediately. The name change comes following the league’s expansion over the past couple of seasons to areas outside the Midwestern United States, including Colorado last year and the Buffalo, N.Y. area for this coming season. “We have changed the name to reflect…
The Midwest Indoor Lacrosse Association ended on a high note last season when the Colorado Sabertooths, an expansion team, won the league’s second ever championship over the Grand Rapids Dragonfish. However, if you followed the league all season, you would know of the ups and downs they faced, from championship postponements, to lack of information to some teams just not belonging at that level. Changes are coming from the MILA, no…
The Colorado Sabertooths dominated the Midwest Indoor Lacrosse Association this season and it ended with a Championship title against the defending Grand Rapids Dragonfish. After such a dominant season, the question for the Sabertooths is, what’s next? “I am not sure what is next for the Sabertooths.” said owner Matt Ogden. “We are lead by 2 excellent coaches, Langtry and Gallant, and we have a very talented team. The organization…
After just one season in the league, the Colorado Sabertooths are the best team in the Midwest Indoor Lacrosse Association. Last night the Sabertooths defeated the Grand Rapids Dragonfish by a score of 13-6 in Michigan to take home the second ever MILA Championship. Colorado went undefeated in the regular season and quickly established themselves as one of the best teams in American indoor lacrosse. They defeated all their opponents…