The Hamilton Nationals (7-3) earned their seventh win of the season after defeating the Rochester Rattlers (4-6) on Sunday afternoon at Sahlen’s Stadium. Hamilton’s leading goal scorer Kevin Crowley scored two goals and three assists in the win.
The young Ohio Machine gave the chesapeake Bayhawks a run for their money, exchanging leads multiple times throughout last night’s game, but came just short of defeating the defending champions. Ohio’s goaltender, Brian Phipps, stood on his head, and made 17 stops to keep the game close.
The Ohio Machine entered their sophomore season in the MLL with high hopes. However, the season has not turned out the way that they or their fans have hoped. Their 1-9 record proves just that. There are multiple positives to the Machine’s season thus far.
Last night we were in Boston for the Cannons OT win over the Hounds, and caught up with some players after the game.
The Six Nations Chiefs (11-1-1) continued their dominance on Saturday evening with a 10-7 victory over the third place Brooklin Redmen (7-5-1) at home. The Chiefs sit five points ahead of the second place Peterborough Lakers (9-4) with seven games remaining in the regular season.
The Cannons went into this game needing a win for the overall tiebreaker over the Hounds and to take sole possession of the fourth seed in the MLL playoffs. They got out to an early 3-1 start with goals from Paul Rabil, Brent Adams and Mike Stone. Stone scored his second of the night just a few minutes later to give the Cannons a 4-1 lead. That lead stayed the…
Head Coach Dave Huntley’s Hamilton Nationals, currently 6-3 and in second place, will travel to take on Coach Tim Soudan’s 4-5 Rochester Rattlers. It will be the final regular season meeting between the two squads, as Hamilton took home the win in their last match up, 17-11. Rochester is coming off a much-needed 13-10 win against the New York Lizards. Joel White finally got going, scoring two goals and…
The Boston Cannons and Charlotte Hounds are both 4-5 and tied for the fourth Major League Lacrosse playoff seed. When they battle tonight, it could be for getting in the playoffs altogether.
The Major League Lacrosse trade deadline (July 2) started and progressed with very little news coming from any teams. Fortunately for fans, that changed during the last hour or so before the deadline. The Charlotte Hounds were definitely the most active team; making multiple deals with multiple teams.
As fireworks from their annual Fourth of July game exploded overhead at Sports Authority Field at Mile High, the Denver Outlaws (10-0) celebrated a pair of Major League Lacrosse records after their 16-7 win over the New York Lizards (3-7). In front of a MLL record 31,019 fans, the Outlaws became the first team in league history to open up the season with 10 straight wins. The victory over…