Senior B

The win for the Caughnawaga Indians over the Onondaga Redhawks yesterday gave the Indians a 5-0 start in the President’s Cup. Toay, they take on the 4-0 Saints.

We (the Saint Catherine’s Saints) are here in Kahnawake for the 2013 Presidents Cup, which runs from August 26- Sept 1st. Our first game — the first of the whole tournament, was Monday morning at the inexcusable hour of 9am. Have you ever taken shots off of your body at that hour? It’s nuts. Our opponent had it worse, as they were from Calgary. So 9am here is some ridiculous…

The St. Catharines Saints (1-0) started off the 2013 Presidents Cup with a 15-6 win over the Calgary Mountaineers (0-2) on Monday morning. Chris Attwood (4G, 3A) and Dylan Llord led the way for the Saints with seven points each.  Matt Quinton (1G, 3A) and Tyler Melynk (1G, 3A) both scored four points for Calgary in the losing effort.   Calgary plays the Capital Region Axemen (1-0) at 5 PM…

The Capital Region Axemen are gearing up to to compete at the 2013 Presidents’ Cup, taking place at the Kahnawake Sports Complex from August 26 to September 1.   The Axemen were swept 3-0 in the Quebec Senior Lacrosse League (QSLL) finals by the hosts of the Presidents’ Cup, the Kahnawake Mohawks. Despite failing to capture a league title, Capital Region earned a spot in the Presidents’ Cup as both…

With the 2013 Presidents’ Cup set to take place August 26 to September 1 in Kahnawake, the Onondoga Redhawks will look to claim the trophy for the first time since 2010.   The Redhawks recently captured their second consecutive Can-Am Lacrosse League title, and third in the last four years, defeating the Newtown Golden Hawks in the finals.   Standouts on the Redhawks roster include Vancouver Stealth member Brett Bucktooth….

Next week the Sr B champions open with the President’s Cup being hosted in Kahnawake, Quebec. Today we preview the host team and QSLL champion Kahnawake Mohawks.

In the Sr B division of Canadian box lacrosse, we see one team clinch a berth to the President’s Cup and the other one just a win away.

Chris Attwood has had a busy lacrosse career. From the Canadian Lacrosse League to Jr B, he has always found a way to be an impact. Now he leads his team to the President’s Cup.