• NLL: Mammoth extinguish Knighthawks’ red-hot offense at the Loud House 
  • NLL: Rock overcome early deficit to beat Thunderbirds in OT
  • NLL: Cook scores OT winner for Roughnecks on Marvel SuperHero Night
  • NLL: Damude scores a goal, racks up 51 saves in OT win against Buffalo 
  • NLL: Jackson’s eight goals not enough as Warriors sneak out with win

Toronto Re-Signs Doyle

Toronto Rock General Manager has announced the signing of Captain Colin Doyle to a one-year contract.  Doyle is one of two franchise players, as designated by the lacrosse club, along with Josh Sanderson. The 15-year NLL veteran has spent twelve of those seasons with the Rock franchise and has been a member of all six Toronto championship teams.  Doyle began his NLL career in 1998 with the Ontario Raiders, played…

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Powell Set to Sign with Knighthawks

According to LaxWorm.com, an affiliate blog of In Lacrosse We Trust, Casey Powell is set to sign with the Rochester Knighthawks. This comes after NLL personnel tweeted that Powell has not yet signed in Rochester, and after reports that he indeed had signed. Contrary to reports, league has yet to receive a signed contract for CaseyPowell from Rochester. — Doug Fritts (@NLLPR) November 1, 2012 LaxWorm.com spoke to Casey Powell, and he…

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Brad Self: “Expectations Will be Higher Than Last Year”

Last season Brad Self made his return to the NLL when he signed with the Rochester Knighthawks, whom he won a Championship with. Now that he heads into his second year with the club, he feels he will be more prepared. “It took some time to feel comfortable with my teammates and with the coaching staff.” said Self. “I always told people it takes longer than normal in the NLL…

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Despite Low Spirits, Hobart Has Talent

NCAA violations ripped away any chance of 2011 post season opportunities for the Hobart men’s lacrosse team. With no playoff bans for the 2012 season the Statesmen looked to establish a fresh start and improve their record; however things did not go as planned. Hobart went 4-9 overall and was on the outside looking in for the ECAC tournament which saw conference winner Loyola eventually crowned NCAA champs. With some…

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Toronto Shooting Stars look to shake up Clax

The Toronto Shooting Stars head into the 2012 Clax season hoping to make a bid for the Creator’s Cup and prove that they are not just wishing upon a shooting star. The big news for the Stars is that they have signed an agreement to play at the Mattamy Athletic Centre formerly known as Maple Leafs Gardens. The last professional sporting event to be held at the Gardens was the…

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The Case of Kevin Croswell

Kevin Croswell is an interesting goaltender. He backed up Nick Patterson in Minnesota for a few years. Then it looked like he would be getting his shot when he was traded to Edmonton. However, the Rush also traded for Aaron Bold from Rochester, and he took the job and performed with flying colors. Crowell would be cut as they opted to go with Brodie MacDonald as their backup. After being…

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Prospects Lacrosse League Announces Teams

Today the Prospects Lacrosse League announced their teams for their first season, to start in summer of 2013. Below are the team names and their logos. Midwest Roadsters       Dupage County Cowboys       North Shore Admirals        Windy City Skyscrapers                    

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Rush Acquire Cory Conway

Edmonton Rush General Manager/Head Coach Derek Keenan announced today that the club has acquired right handed offense player  Cory Conway in exchange for a 2013 sixth round selection in the 2013 Entry Draft and a  third round selection in the 2014 Entry Draft. Conway has played two NLL seasons with the Calgary Roughnecks, prior to being traded by Colorado Mammoth.  In the 2012 season he played thirteen games to record…

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Shooting Stars Ready to Play at the Gardens

Pro lacrosse is returning to the Gardens. The Canadian Lacrosse League recently announced that the Mattamy Athletic Centre will play host to the Toronto Shooting Stars. The franchise is headed up by General Manager and Head Coach Glenn Clark, a former standout defender with the Toronto Rock of the National Lacrosse League. Clark—nicknamed the Professor during his Rock tenure—is joined on the bench by another Rock alumni: ‘Big Dog’ Dan…

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How the Rush Replace Aaron Wilson

The Edmonton Rush were not too thrilled with the career low 31 points they got out of Aaron Wilson. However, they still have to understand he has been a prolific goal scorer in the NLL, and they will need to find a way to replace his potential production on the right side. Edmonton didn’t have a stellar offense in 2012 but still managed to get to the Champions Cup. They…

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