• NLL: Critical 13-8 Win for Rush Over Seals Sets Up Pivotal Finale With Rock
  • NLL: Colorado drops both games of back-to-back, eliminated from playoff contention  
  • NLL: Bandits clinch playoff berth in front of sellout crowd   
  • NLL: Crawford, Damude lead way as PCLC stays in playoff contention   
  • NLL: Rock secure home floor through playoffs after win over Rochester

Hounds Trade for Kevin Drew, Bitter to Rochester

The Charlotte Hounds today announced a trade that will bring the team first and fourth round collegiate picks in this year’s draft (#4 and #28 overall picks) and 2012 second-round draftee, Kevin Drew.  The addition of Kevin will bolster the team’s midfield strength while the additional draft picks will create opportunities in this year’s high-talent draft pool. The specifics of the trade sent attackman Billy Bitter, defenseman Kevin Randall and the Hounds 11th pick in…

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MILA Week Seven Preview: Colorado Back in Action, Jaxx Need a Win

It’s the seventh week of the Midwest Indoor Lacrosse Association, and the playoffs are inching closer. Some more teams are back in action, and some teams desperately need wins. The Grand Rapids Dragonfish are undefeated and they are taking on the 0-6 Detroit Coney Dogs. Detroit lost last week to Columbus. Grand Rapids picked up two wins last week against Southern Ohio and Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Octane are at 4-2 and two…

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Lakers Even Up Mann Cup At Two Games

In a Mann Cup that saw a combined seventy-eight goals in the first three games (twenty-five, twenty-nine and twenty-four respectively) the goaltenders for both the Peterborough Lakers and Langley Thunder have come under scrutiny. First, for Langley, Brodie MacDonald has been fantastic, but he was also replaced (albeit momentarily in each case) three times in those three games. Tyler Carlson was left to figure things out for the majority of…

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Mann Cup Game 5 Preview

The Mann Cup so far has been a battle of offenses as so far  the two teams have combined for 98 goals so far in this series. Last night the Peterborough Lakers evened up the series as Mark Steenhuis and John Grant Jr led the way for Peterborough in their 9-8 win. Steenhuis finished with a hat trick while Grant had 1 goal and 5 assists which was enough to…

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Hounds Trade Boltus To Denver for Poillon

The Charlotte Hounds today announced a trade that will upgrade their midfield unit, including the addition of a three-time MLL All-Star. The Hounds have sent attackman Jeremy Boltus and the 43rd pick in the 2013 Supplemental Draft to the Denver Outlaws in exchange for midfielders Peet Poillon and Casey Cittadino. “This was a tough one,” said Hounds COO & Dir of Player Personnel Wade Leaphart. “We rolled the dice on Jeremy with our first overall selection…

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NC State Wolfpack “Fall Ball” Preview

September 12, 2012- The NC State Wolfpack of the SELC conference in MCLA Lacrosse had their first losing record in five years due to lack of offensive firepower. With two top notch attackmen graduating, the Wolfpack will need to find new ways to score, even if that means going through the midfielders such as Quinn Struble. Goalie and leader Ray Distefano was arguably the best keeper in the SELC, and…

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Badgers Bounce Back After 1st Half Scare

The Brock Badgers opened their 2012 season with an 11-8 victory over their Western Conference rival Guelph Gryphons. The Badgers over came some adversity as the Gryphs had a convincing 7-2 lead at the end of the first half. Brock Coach Justin Kennedy expected that Guelph would come out to a hot start after opening their season with a win over University of Toronto. However, being down 5 goals going…

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ACC Powerhouses Could Hurt New Programs

Today it was announced that Notre Dame would be moving to the ACC in all sports but football, a move that affects the landscape of collegiate lacrosse. The conference now boasts six of the proudest lacrosse programs in the country, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Syracuse, and Notre Dame. They now have six members instead of four and will receive an automatic qualifier (not that it was really needed for these programs)….

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Canadians Making Their Way Into Field

Historically field lacrosse has been dominated by the Americans. The United States have won 9 out of 11 World Lacrosse Championships and boasts a majority of players in the MLL. However, they may not be alone when it comes to the world of lacrosse. Canadians are making their way outside, and its easy to see. Earlier this week Canada beat the United States in the Duel in Denver, which isn’t…

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