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Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced today that Rattlers’ John Ranagan and Hounds’ Mike Sawyer have been added to the roster for the 2013 All-Star game presented by Moe’s Southwest Grill. They will be replacing Paul Rabil and Kyle Dixon who are unavailable due to injury. Rabil will participate in the All-Star festivities and will be on hand to greet the numerous fans who are coming…

Of the 38 MLL players chosen to the 2013 All-Star rosters, 8 were selected from Chesapeake’s roster, the most of any other team in the league.

The 2013 Major League Lacrosse All-Star game will be played in Charlotte, NC this Saturday (July 13) and is expected to be a huge hit. 38 players have been selected to the game, representing all eight of the league’s teams. Four players from the Charlotte Hounds were selected to the roster – defensemen Ryan Flanagan and Brett Schmidt, midfielder Peet Poillon and attackman Ryan Young. Young and Schmidt will be…

In the Boston Cannons victory over the Charlotte Hounds on Saturday night, we saw one of the rarest plays in all of lacrosse; a goalie scoring a goal. Just how rare is this feat?

Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced the weekly award winners for Week 10 of the 2013 season, which concluded on July 7. The winners are chosen every week by the League, and are based on outstanding in-game achievements. Boston’s Paul Rabil obtained the Warrior Offensive Player of the Week, while Hamilton’s Tucker Durkin collected the Warrior Defensive Player of the Week. Chesapeake Bayhawks’ Kevin Cooper collected…

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.