Category: Lacrosse
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2019 NAMLA champions crowned
North American Minor Lacrosse Association (NAMLA) crowned champions in six different age divisions today. Games were held at the Allegany Community Center. NAMLA is made up of seven minor lacrosse associations: Allegany Arrows, Champion Lacrosse (Buffalo), Newtown Golden Eagles, Onondaga Redhawks, Rochester River Monsters, Tonawanda Braves and Tuscarora Thunder. Newtown Golden Eagles were the big…
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Saskatoon Brewers return to Presidents Cup
Saskatoon Brewers booked their place at Presidents Cup 2019 on June 23 by defeating their longtime rival Moose Jaw Chiefs in the championship game of the Prairie Gold Lacrosse League playoffs. They will represent Saskatchewan at this years tournament. The Brewers had their best Presidents Cup showing ever in 2018 when the team won their…
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RBLL-MN: Eastside Freeze drops opener to Lakeville Lumberjacks
Eastside got on the board first after both teams felt each other out. Forward Giuseppe Palermo dished out a pass to forward Clay Diedrich who found the back of the net. The Lumberjacks answered back with a four goal run to finish out the first period. The Freeze had a three-goal deficit heading into the…
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Red Deer to host RMLL Junior B Championship
Four division champions are set to clash this weekend in Red Deer as the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League will crown their Junior B champion. Host team Red Deer Rampage also captured the RMLL Central so the runner-up Rockyview Silvertips will also make the trip. The tournament will be held July 26-28 at Kinex Arena. #RMLL…
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Seneca WarChiefs complete unbeaten regular season
Seneca WarChiefs clinched their sixth consecutive First Nations Junior B Lacrosse League regular season title a couple weeks ago. This weekend the team completed a perfect season finishing 12-0-0. It is the fifth time the WarChiefs, who are 65-1 all-time in regular season play, have gone unbeaten. Final 2019 @FNJBLL standings@SenecaWarChiefs 12-0-0@RedhawkLax 5-6-1@MedicineMenLax 3-8-1@TyeThunder 3-9-0…
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Shockwave cap off dream season with championship
2019 was a banner year for the St. Catharines Shockwave who set a league-best regular season record of 13-1, their lone blemish a 14-9 loss to the Six Nations Snipers on March 24. After eliminating defending league champion Whitby Steelhawks in the ALL Cup semifinals St. Catharines had one more challenge ahead – Paris RiverWolves…
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