Going into the All Star break means a lot for teams. it gives players time to recover from plaguing injuries, teams can reassess their game plans and try to regroup if things have not been going their way. It also means that players selected as All Star’s get to travel to take part in friendly competition and just go out to have fun and play lacrosse. This past weekend,…
The 2013 Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior A playoffs are officially under way, with each series one game deep. Each of the four respective match-ups will be in action Tuesday night.
The regular season is beginning to wrap up and Provincial Championships are fast approaching. As the season comes to a conclusion, there are many different ways that the last few games can go before the season ends. There are some teams who play much more disciplined as they do not want to inhibit a suspension that would carry over into the Provincial Championships.
According to a report from Teddy Jenner of Off the Crosse Bar, the Buffalo Bandits have traded for Ryan Benesch and Andrew Watt. It was later confirmed by Steve Bermel from NLL Radio.
The Oakville Buzz have a strangle hold on the Eastern Conference favourites as they are up 2-0 on the Green Gaels in round two.
With the new long distance accuracy contest this weekend at the MLL All Star game, along with the freestyle contest, many have begun to wonder if we really need the skills competition.
With three games in the WLA this past weekend here are the results. Langley Thunder (8) vs. Nanaimo Timbermen (6) Langley would open the scoring in this game as Shayne Jackson found the back of the net just four minutes into the first period in order to give Langley the 1-0 lead. Cody Bremner would take a penalty for Nanaimo which put the Thunder on the power play but they…
It’s really hard to leave the MLL All Star game with a frown on your face. Even though the sky fell out for a while, the rain could not stop the tailgating and game excitement from happening. With players and fans pumped alike, it was not long before the players were pulling out all of their best tricks during the game. Behind the back goals, 2 pointers, a goalie scoring…
The schedule is set for the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior A playoffs, and remember, you can catch the action on the Lacrosse Radio Network.
6,184 people piled into American Legion Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina last night to see a shootout between Team Supernova and Team Eclipse. In the end, Supernova used a nine goal fourth quarter to fuel their 24-15 victory.