• Oshawa uses seven-goal run to beat Bandits
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  • Buffalo wins seventh straight, jump into third place
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  • Thunderbirds stay dangerous in the playoff race with a win over the Knighthawks

Several Elite Women’s Players in New England

The 2013 All-American Women’s Lacrosse team consisted of seven New England area players. Among those are Mikaela Rix (Midfielder, Boston College), Covie Stanwick (Attack, Boston College), and Lauren Kahn (Midfielder, UConn). Rix and Stanwick are both entering their junior year at BC, having finished off last year’s season starting all 20 of their games. Stanwick notched a single-season goals scored record with 65 shots that made it to the back…

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Bowhunter Cup: Fourth Annual Takes Place Tonight

The Iroquois Nationals are undefeated in the three year history of the Bowhunter Cup. What they have not had the opportunity to do is capture victory on home soil. Iroquois will get the chance to do so when they take on the USIL’s Developmental Team at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena in Six Nations.   The core of the Iroquois roster hails from Six Nations including Captain Cody Jamieson. The sniper…

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Hopkins Looking for More in 2014

Hopkins fans expected more last year, and were terribly let down. The Blue Jays missed the post season for the first time ever since the NCAA tournament was set up in 1971. Not only in the stands and couches at home but, also in the locker room, and coach’s offices there was a level of frustration that JHU has not dealt with before. With some big losses to Princeton, Albany,…

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Jimmy Quinlan Retires

The longest-serving member of the Edmonton Rush and fan favorite Jimmy Quinlan has decided to call it a career. Quinlan formally announced his retirement today, but will remain on the Rush bench for the 2014 National Lacrosse League season as he takes over the duties of Assistant Coach, Defensive. The Sherwood Park native will replace defensive coach Devan Wray, who leaves the team due to family commitments. “Deciding to walk…

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Emerson Clark Looks to Crack Stacked Toronto Roster

It has been a pretty good year to date for the Whitby, ON native after winning his second Minto Cup in three years and being drafted 35th overall in the 2013 NLL Entry Draft to the Toronto Rock this past September. Not to mention, this dual sport athlete just finished his Junior hockey career with the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League and earned an invite to the Rockford…

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Towson Tigers Lacrosse Season Preview

With the 2014 collegiate sporting seasons closer than you think, the Tigers of Towson University are preparing for their 2014 campaign. The defending Colonial Athletic Association (ACC) champions are looking to defend their title in the upcoming season. The tigers finished the season off with a 10-8 overall record and a 4-2 conference record. They made an appearance in the 2013 NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse National Championship tournament but…

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Team Canada Prepares its Roster

After the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championships were dominated by the United States for decades, the recent resurgence of field lacrosse in Canada has led to a gold medal and a heartbreaking silver medal finish in the past two tournaments. This coming weekend, Team Canada head coach Randy Mearns will get his first glimpse of the talent available to compete at the international level. A roster of 51…

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Cody Bremner Could be Steal for Stealth

The Vancouver Stealth are full of fresh starts for the upcoming season with a new home Arena and, more importantly, a very promising new player who they are lucky to have gotten in the draft this year: Cody Bremner. Bremner, a senior at Cornell University, has three years of playing at the college level under his belt as well as two seasons with the Nanaimo Timbermen in the WLA. He…

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