5. University of Guelph – 4-3 – Last Week: Unranked After dropping their first three games, Guelph University has won four straight, bringing the Gryphons above .500. Seniors Curtis Knight,Ryan Serville and Mike Burke have combined for 53 points. Seamus Shanahan has been solid for the Gryphs, netting seven goals and three assists for 10 points in five games. Guelph has one lone game this weekend with a Friday night…
Loads of action in the Canadian Lacrosse League (CLax) this past weekend as five teams hit the floor which included a pair of victories by the unbeaten Ohsweken Demons and the Barrie Blizzard’s first victory of 2014. Here are the In Lacrosse We Trust CLax Three Stars of Week Five. Third Star—Chris Attwood—Ohsweken Demons: The CLax league leading scorer Chris Attwood once again helped lead the Ohsweken Demons to a…
As story-lines continue to grow across the Canadian Lacrosse League (CLax), the In Lacrosse We Trust Power Rankings make minimal changes from last week. In Week 5 of CLax action, the Barrie Blizzards found their first win in almost a year while the Oshweken Demons remain unbeaten and the Durham TurfDogs continue to struggle. 1. Ohsweken Demons (6-0) Last Week: 1 Six games into the 2014 season and the Ohsweken…
1. McGill (10-0) Last Week: 1 Coach Tim Murdoch and the McGill Redmen etched their names into the history books as they finished their 2013 regular season off with a perfect 10-0 record, the first undefeated season in program history. The Redmen capped off the regular season with a tough fought 10-9 victory over provincial rival Bishop’s Gaiters. The battle of Quebec was a back and forth affair as neither…
First Star: Ian Duffy (Brock University) – The fifth year senior netminder Ian Duffy helped the Brock Badgers pick up the season’s biggest win as the Badgers knocked off the Western Mustangs 8-5. The Ajax,ON goaltender made an outstanding 18 saves, including three highlight reel saves in the third frame. The victory was Duffy’s third win in four starts. Second Star: Leland de Langley (McGill University) – Junior attackman Leland…
Well the regular season is now over…it was as exciting as we said it would be. The Toronto Rock having a bye week claimed the top overall record in the NLL as Calgary defeated Edmonton. Earlier in the evening, Rochester defeated Buffalo pushing themselves and Colorado into the playoffs. Toronto Rock 10-6 Clinched Best overall record and will have home field throughout the playoffs. Team is well rested…
One more week to go… Can you have written a better script to end the 2013 regular season? Two of the four spots were claimed last week by Philadelphia and Minnesota. Two spots remain with Buffalo, Rochester, Colorado in a battle for it. Also in the balance is Best overall record and the NLL West title. An Edmonton win over Calgary will give the Rush both the Western Division Title…
The Canadian Lacrosse League’s 2013 regular season is in the books and the first round of the playoffs has been set. As we move into the post season, here are the CLax Power Rankings after week 13. #1 (last week 1) The Niagara Lock Monsters The Lock Monsters were idle last week but remain in the number one spot of the Power Rankings. We will not see them in action…
Once again the Toronto Rock have claimed the #1 spot in our INLACROSSEWETRUST.COM POWER RANKINGS. The Rock this past weekend clinched the Eastern Conference Regular Season Title and a win on Saturday over Philadelphia will give Toronto home floor throughout the NLL Playoffs. The top 4 teams have clinched a playoff berth. Toronto Rock 10-5 Clinched NLL EAST with a 10-9 win over the Knighthawks. They can clinch best…
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