• Forever a Roughneck Night Ends With a Familiar Face
  • Strong Final Quarter Gives Rush 11-7 Win Over Thunderbirds
  • Calgary finally cracks the win column
  • Colorado explodes for 18 goals, fend off Knighthawks
  • Bandits sneak away with win, spoil return of Cloutier and Fraser

Jacksonville Bullies Cease Operations for 2012

According to Chris Milo, the owner of the Jacksonville Bullies of the Professional Lacrosse League, the Bullies will cease operations for the remainder of the 2012 season. According to several sources, this means that the Reading Rockets will play their to remaining games with the Charlotte Copperheads but all of the Bullies games will be cancelled. Milo stated problems with New Jersey going dormant to start the year and then other problems…

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Week 5 CUFLA Top 5 Power Rankings

Week 5 CUFLA Top 5 Power Rankings 1. Bishop’s 8-0-0 (Last Week 1) Eight games into the season and the defending Baggataway Cup champions have yet to suffer a loss. The Bishop Gaiter’s have not been in the loss column since September 22nd, 2011, making them unbeaten in 19 straight games. The Gaiters picked up two wins while outscoring their opponents 23-5 on the weekend. This Thursday the unbeaten Gaiters…

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Maryland Men’s Season Preview

The University of Maryland is preparing for what should be another stellar season for Coach John Tillman and the Terps. 2012 ended in a rough fashion for Maryland, as they lost in the NCAA Lacrosse Championship game to the Loyola Greyhounds, 9-3. It was the Terps’ eleventh trip back to the championship game, after they lost last year 9-7 to Virginia in the finals. Two years in a row, both ending…

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Is Cosmo the Man to Lead the Bandits?

Anthony Cosmo is regarded as one of the NLL’s premier goalies; however it has not always been this way throughout his 12 year career. After backing up Bob Watson in Toronto, Cosmo spent time with the San Jose Stealth and Boston Blazers proving himself an all-star worthy starting tender in the process. After failing to report to the Minnesota Swarm, who chose him in the Blazers dispersal draft, he was…

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Stickhorses Look to Prove Their Might in Year Two

Last season, the Kentucky Stickhorses saw success in the pro invitational season of NALL. In 2013, they will have some more competition with three more teams. The Stickhorses went 5-1 in league play last season, but team owner Tony Chase, who I also spoke to yesterday about the league, said that record from 2012 does not matter. “Last year, is just that, last year. We will not rest on our laurels, nor…

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Avengers Officially Move to St. Catharines

Canadian Lacrosse League Commissioner Paul St. John met with St. Catharines Mayor Brian McMullan today and officially announced that the Peel Avengers have relocated to the Niagara Region and the team will play the 2013 season at the Seymour Hannah Arena in St Catharines. St. John is ecstatic that he could place a team in the area. “The Niagara region has seen a rebirth in lacrosse over the last few years…

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NALL Combine Saw Many Big Names

The North American Lacrosse League combine took place on Saturday, and several big names attended it, along with aspiring pros. Below is a list of the players and where they have played before. 39 Torry Bigtree goalie 90 Vincent Talbot goalie (Boston Rockhoppers) 2 Robb Murphy goalie 2-Nikola Pouliot goalie 35 Michael Horowitz goalie 31 John Yuan goalie red Joe Evans goalie 41 Jake Lazore goalie George Counes goalie 1 Brandon Miller…

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Tarheels Look to Contend in ACC

The Tarheels are going to play their final Fall Ball game against Ohio State Sunday. The history that unites this team are as followed; in 1981 -1982 they were undefeated and won the championship. In 1983, the Tarheels was 9-4 and was beaten by the school John Hopkins. In the 20th century,the 2000 and 2001, lacrosse organization had fallen from their once superior days. The 2001 Lacrosse team record that year was the lowest it had been in…

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Georgetown 2013: The “New” Blue-Collar Hoyas

With the retirement of Dave Urick earlier this summer, Georgetown is gearing up for a new age of lacrosse. Urick had led Georgetown to eleven NCAA appearances in his 23 years with the Hoyas program. Georgetown has been the “almost but not quite” team in the NCAA with six consecutive quarter final losses from 2002-2007, and more recently the team with complete absence from any post-season run. It has been…

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