Fans of the Ohio Machine finally have something to smile about. For the second time this season, the Machine have won a game. This two-win season is one more than last season’s one-win. However, Boston Cannons fans now have a reason to despise the Machine. With the Machines’ 16-12 victory, the Cannons are officially eliminated from the postseason. Not only did the Machine win the game, they held Paul Rabil…
In just their second year of existence, the Charlotte Hounds clinched a playoff spot after a 14-11 defeat of the Hamilton Nationals at home in Charlotte, NC. The Hounds needed a win over the Nationals and a Boston loss to clinch a spot in Philadelphia for the MLL Championship Weekend – and that’s just what they got. The Ohio Machine won just their second game of the year in a…
The Denver Outlaws (12-0) travel to New York to take on the Lizards (3-9) in the season finale between the two clubs Aug. 4 in New York. “I think these guys are motivated to beat everybody they play against,” Head Coach Jim Stagnitta said. “If that’s the case, since we were 8-0 everybody was more motivated to show up and play against us. That part of it doesn’t concern me,…
The Denver Outlaws are already the first MLL team to ever start a season 12-0, but today when they face the New York Lizards they have a chance at even more history.
In lacrosse it is very rare to see a player outside of North America make it to the pros. Dominik Pesek, a top prospect with the jr Victoria Shamrocks, could be on the road to changing that.
The Boston Cannons were eliminated from playoff contention with their loss to the Ohio Machine on Saturday afternoon.
With a playoff spot on the line, it can be said this is the Charlotte Hounds’ (6-6) most important game to date. They are one game ahead of the Boston Cannons for the fourth and final playoff spot heading into tonight’s game against the Hamilton Nationals (9-3). For Hamilton, they’ve already clinched a playoff spot so they’re heading into this game trying to secure the second seed for Championship Weekend…
The Chesapeake Bayhawks are coming off a difficult 14-12 loss to Denver in the Mile High City. The Bayhawks came out aggressive and looked like the defending champions while grabbing an early 5-1 lead, but were unable to hang on in the end. On Saturday night, things will need to change in order to put another tally in the win column. Chesapeake will regain the services of several key players…
It is very rare for an expansion team in any sport to make a sudden impact, but the Charlotte Hounds are doing just that.
Two years ago the then-Long Island Lizards hit the reset button after failing to make the playoffs. The organization departed with longtime veterans, such as Brian Spallina, Nicky Polanco, Chris Fiore, Stephen Berger and Tim Goettleman. Enter a young core of new faces, like Matt Gibson, Tommy Palasek, CJ Costabile, the former Maryland duo of Grant Catalino and Ryan Young, superstar Max Seibald, and veteran Brian Langtry. Oh, don’t forget…