• NLL: A dominant first quarter propels Thunderbirds to victory over Rush
  • NLL: Dickson, Rose shine as Roughnecks beat up on Bandits
  • NLL: Saskatchewan gets to 10 wins, sneak past Swarm
  • NLL: Seals hold off Warriors to remain in top eight
  • NLL: Strong Second Half Powers Rush Past Swarm, 8-7

WLA Final Game 6 Preview

On Wednesday night game 6 of the WLA final will take place. Coquitlam were able to stay alive in game five by defeating Langley 7-6. Coquitlam will once again try to survive and force a game 7 in this series.While Langley will try to end the series and win their second straight WLA Championship. In game 6 of this series Coquitlam showed their offensive talent as they created an early lead…

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MLL: Season 12 One To Remember

The MLL season has now come to a close with the Chesapeake Bayhawks on top for the fourth time in franchise history. Another chapter in the history of the league has now come and gone, and in my eyes it was an important one for the future. The most notable storyline we can take away from this season has been talked about a lot, the additions of Charlotte and Ohio….

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Baltimore Bombers Announced as NALL Expansion Team

This morning the North American Lacrosse League announced the Baltimore Bombers as their newest expansion team for the 2013 season. This is the second team announced in the past month that will join the league. From the league press release: For the second time within the past month, the North American Lacrosse League has announced another addition to its growing professional lacrosse league. “I am delighted to formally announce that…

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Loyola Joins Patriot League

CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – Loyola (Md.) University has formally accepted an invitation to join the Patriot League in all sports on July 1, 2013, for the 2013-14 academic year, Daniel H. Weiss, Chair of the Patriot League’s Council of Presidents and President of Lafayette College announced Wednesday. “Loyola University is an outstanding addition to our membership as a private institution with an excellent academic reputation and rich athletic history,” Weiss…

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Ten Things We Learned This MLL Season

2012 was a good season for Major League Lacrosse. The league expanded, saw a great Championship Weekend, got on television a lot and overall, they had a solid year. What are the ten things we learned this season? 10. Bayhawks Two Shot Weapon is Nasty Phil Shore mentioned some of this in his story for Lacrosse Magazine, and I have to agree with him. The Bayhawks biggest asset all season was…

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Chronicling the PLL

Today it was announced that Brett Vickers would be resigning from his position as the president of the Professional Lacrosse League, adding another chapter to the league’s troubled yet short history. The PLL is “set” to start their season in about three weeks, , with the Reading Rockets taking on the New Jersey Rascals in game one, if the league can get that far. With Vickers out, the new chairperson…

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PLL President Brett Vickers Resigns

According to IL Indoor, the  president of the Professional Lacrosse League, Brett Vickers, has resigned from the league, effective immediately. Vickers was the owner of the Jacksonville Bullies with the North American Lacrosse League before he chose to leave the league in early January with other owners. In early spring he was named the president and commissioner of the PLL. He resigned from the league on Saturday. Nick Derosiers will be…

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Lizards Have Long Off Season Ahead After Playoff Loss

The Long Island Lizards should not hang their heads. In a season where they were described as “rebuilding”, they made the playoffs and had a very solid regular season. After losing a nine goal lead on the Denver outlaws in the playoffs, however, they might not feel that way. The season had a tough spot for the Lizards. They traded away Matt Danowski and Stephen Berger to the Charlotte Hounds…

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WLA Recap: Coquitlam force game 6 by defeating Langley 7-6

Game 5 of the WLA final took place on Friday night as the Langley Thunder tried to close out the series at home with another victory over the Coquitlam Adanacs. While Coquitlam needed to get a win in order to stay alive in this series. The first period was defensive battle between the two teams as neither offense could get going in the early part of the period. Coquitlam would…

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MILA Week Four Recap

The fourth week of the Midwest Indoor Lacrosse Association has come to an end, and with it, four games. Southern Ohio Box Lacrosse improved to 2-1 on the season and are now third in their division after a 16-5 win over the 0-4 Detroit Coney Dogs. The ‘Dogs are in last place in the Mid-States Division. Columbus and Cleveland battled it out in an exciting Mid-States matchup, with the Columbus…

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