MLL: Cannons Look to Go On Run
The Boston Cannons won their game in Charlotte last week, now they return home to face the New York Lizards who look to solidify their playoff position.
The Boston Cannons won their game in Charlotte last week, now they return home to face the New York Lizards who look to solidify their playoff position.
The Calgary Roughnecks finished the 2013 regular season in first place in the NLL West Division for the third straight year. And for the third straight year, they did not win the Champion’s Cup. Going into this year’s draft, Roughnecks’ management will be seeking to find the piece or two that will finally put them over the hump and bring home another title. Calgary has the sixth pick in every…
Kitchener – Waterloo @ Peterborough: June 20th – 8 pm The 3-5 KW Kodiaks travel to the Memorial Centre in Peterborough to take on the first place Lakers (6-3). In their only meeting this summer, the Kodiaks defeated the Lakers 11-8 on June 8th in KW. Peterborough’s Shawn Evans will look to continue his league dominance on Thursday night as he sits first in league scoring with 55 points (14G,…
Yesterday the North American Lacrosse League announced that it was suspending operations. I caught up with players throughout the league to get their thoughts on what it was like playing in the league.
When it comes to grading, expectation is taken into affect. Look at some years in the NFL; the Cleveland Browns might be 8-8 and that fanbase would consider it a great season, but if the New York Giants finish at that, there could be outrage. Same goes with lacrosse.
Yesterday I spoke with Continental Indoor Lacrosse League commissioner Russ King about the state of the league heading into their third season.
Quick, name some of the top men’s programs in Division One lacrosse. I’m sure teams like the defending national champion Duke Blue Devils came to mind. I’m also sure that teams like Syracuse and Notre Dame also came to mind.
Earlier today the North American Lacrosse League announced that they were suspending operations. After a little over two years of being in the news and working towards being the elite American lacrosse league, too many obstacles led to its demise.
Brian Davies, our resident scouting expert, talks The Philadelphia Wings have always had a connection in drafting players from the United States Collegiate ranks into the National Lacrosse League. The time I was a scout with the organization was no different and proudly where my name could do the most within the organization. My first draft had high hopes coming out of the American talent pool available. Unfortunately the time…