• Oshawa uses seven-goal run to beat Bandits
  • Halifax punches ticket to playoffs in final week
  • Buffalo wins seventh straight, jump into third place
  • Can the Rush End Their Free Fall Against the Rock?
  • Thunderbirds stay dangerous in the playoff race with a win over the Knighthawks

LXM Event in Arizona Next Week

The LXM PRO Tour, presented by Champion, will be visiting Arizona on Nov. 23 for its eighth game this year. After a hard fought match up in Dallas, with Team STX claiming the win 10-9, Maverik United will be looking to upset their winning streak in Tucson at the Kino Sports Complex. Surrounding the game will be the LXM|ATS (Adrenaline Tournament Series) with divisions ranging from high school to U-15,…

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Lizards Trade Matthews for DeNapoli

Closing out a busy week of trading for New York, the Lizards have acquired Long Island native Steve DeNapoli and a 4th round supplemental draft pick from the Rochester Rattlers in exchange for Mark Matthews. The 2011 Hofstra University graduate was drafted in the 5th round (30th overall) by the Chesapeake Bayhawks in 2011. DeNapoli played in five games with the Bayhawks in his rookie season before being traded to…

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Bandits Sign Tavares and Eight More

Buffalo Bandits General Manager Steve Dietrich announced today that the team has signed John Tavares and eight additional players all to one-year contracts for the 2014 season.   “I’m excited to be back for another season in ‘Bandit Land’,” Tavares said.  “After a disappointing season collectively and individually I am looking forward to helping the team get back to the top of the league.”   In addition to Tavares, the…

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Cornell Fires Head Coach Ben DeLuca

Cornell University just released a statement regarding their dismissal of Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach Ben DeLuca this week. Though they stated his firing was entirely due to the direction they want the program to go, most beliefs are aiming at the recent reports of hazing on their team.   There has been a lot of shady news in the world of sports across the board lately. Richie Incognito of the…

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NLL Reaches Deal with NLL Officials

The National Lacrosse League (NLL) has reached a two-year agreement with the National Lacrosse League Officials’ Association (NLLOA). The association represents NLL on-field officials. The agreement covers the 2014 & 2015 seasons. “I believe NLL lacrosse is the most challenging sport in the world to officiate,” said Brian Lemon, NLL Vice President of Lacrosse Operations. “The speed of the game and action requires an incredible focus. We remain committed to…

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Cannons Supplemental Draft Preview

Anytime a team finishes 5-9, its fans will be demanding changes in the offseason. Local media outlets will blow rumors out of proportion. Expect the Boston Cannons to improve in 2014. Don’t expect to see much roster turnover though. Sure, they are flawed – but the Cannons are much closer to competing than the Ohio Machine or the Rochester Rattlers. There are very few holes on this roster; that’s the…

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Rush Sign Mark Matthews for Five Years

Edmonton Rush general manager and head coach Derek Keenan announced that the team has re-signed forward Mark Matthews to a five-year contract agreement. The first overall selection from the 2012 NLL Entry Draft  led the team in scoring and captured many league accolades during his rookie season including the 2013 NLL Rookie of the Year award.   Matthews led the Rush and finished fifth in the league with 38 goals…

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USLL Another USA Lacrosse League Possibility

The past two years have seen several attempts at upstart professional lacrosse leagues. With each league failing for various reasons, that doesn’t mean more attempts won’t be made, and it appears that another league will at least be attempted. The United States Lacrosse League might be the worst kept secret in lacrosse right now. The league has been working since May and the past few weeks have seen various leaks…

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University of Pennsylvania: How to Improve in 2014

Penn lacrosse enjoyed a successful 2013 season that saw them rebound from a disappointing 2012 season which saw the Quakers go 3-10 after going 8-7 the season before. Last season, the Quakers finished 8-5 and finished ranked No. 17 in the country at the end of the season. The 2013 campaign got off to a strong start as they went 5-1 which included wins over Duke, Lehigh, Princeton and Villanova….

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