• A bad second quarter sinks Thunderbirds against Mammoth
  • Rochester stays hot, beat crosstown rivals
  • Rush explode for 21 goals, remain atop standings
  • Forever a Roughneck Night Ends With a Familiar Face
  • Strong Final Quarter Gives Rush 11-7 Win Over Thunderbirds

Lakers, Redmen Head for Seventh Game

The Peterborough Lakers and the Brooklin Redmen will need Game 7 to decide which team advances to the Major Series Lacrosse (MSL) finals.   Facing elimination, the Redmen forced a deciding Game 7 with a 7-6 double-overtime win on home floor Wednesday night.   Kyle Aquin opened the scoring to give the Redmen an early lead, however, it would be short lived as Peterborough’s Shawn Evans tied the game up…

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NLL Statement on Possible Return to NY

The National Lacrosse League has released a statement following today’s announcement by Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano that Forest City Ratner has won the bid to renovate Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The winning bid, submitted by the development group led by Brooklyn Nets minority owner and Barclays Center developer Bruce Ratner, included plans to bring lacrosse among other sports to the remodeled Uniondale, N.Y. facility. “We are encouraged by the…

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Playoff Preperation Key for MLL

The Major League Lacrosse playoffs are just over a week away and the top four teams will compete for the league title. Some of the best players will be competing, and we asked some of them how they prepare for playoff intensity.

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Drew Snider Awarded Most Improved Player

Major League Lacrosse has recognized Drew Snider for his 2013 performance with the Denver Outlaws, awarding him with Warrior Most Improved Player honors as voted on by the League’s coaches and general managers.   WATCH: Drew Snider Highlights   “This award means a lot to me,” said Snider. “We’re having an awesome season and the credit goes to my teammates, my supportive coaching staff and this wonderful organization. I couldn’t…

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MLL Playoffs: How the Bayhawks Were Built

The Bayhawks have played in the MLL since the league’s inception in 2001. The Bayhawks are the MLL’s second winningest franchise of the league. The franchise has won four MLL Championships and four division titles throughout their history in the league.   In 2001, the Bayhawks won the National Division crown, but fell short in the championship game to the Long Island Lizards. In 2002 the Bayhawks repeated as National…

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Thunder outlast Shamrocks 7-6 to take game one

On Wednesday night the WLA championship kicked off as the Langley Thunder hosted the Victoria Shamrocks in game one of their series. The first period started off quiet with neither team being able to breakthrough. At the eight minute mark Jeff Shattler would take a 2 minute penalty putting Langley on the power play. It would be Victoria though that would score first as Tyler Haas scored short handed to…

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MLL Playoffs: How the Nationals Were Built

The Hamilton Nationals (9-5) have had a very successful season finishing tied for second place in the regular season standings.  They have advanced to the Final Four Weekend in Philadelphia where they will play the defending champions Chesapeake Bayhawks (9-5) at 4 PM. The Nationals have been led by a trio of players offensively this season with Kevin Crowley leading the team in scoring with 38 goals, 3-2PT goals and…

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CILL Report: Week Three

Grand Rapids, MI- The first of 3 tournaments in the CILL was held this past weekend at the Edge Ice Arena in Holland, MI. The Grand Rapids Dragonfish (2-1) hosted the Chicago Outlaws(3-0), Pittsburgh Octane(0-2), and Detroit Coney Dogs(0-2). The first game for the weekend was not much of a game, the Chicago Outlaws took care of the Detroit Coney Dogs in very quick fashion. Before you could look up…

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