The Calgary Roughnecks have re-signed forward Jesse King to a two-year contract deal. King was traded from Georgia to Calgary on draft night last year. King only played in six games for Calgary last season due to a knee injury that sidelined him until the last two games of the regular season. He was a … Continue reading Roughnecks Re-Sign Jesse King
Over the course of college lacrosse history there have been many dynasties that have reigned supreme. But, just like anything else there are certain dynasties in college lacrosse that were better than others in terms of winning more, how they ended, etc. Ranking criteria: At least three consecutive national championships, or multiple final four … Continue reading College Lacrosse’s Top 10 All-Time Dynasties
Canada defeated Iroquois 13-10 in the WJLC championship game on Sunday night to capture their second-straight Gold Medal. It was a game of runs with both Canada and Iroquois going back-and-forth all game Canada was able to hold on after a few big runs to secure the win and capture gold. The game started with … Continue reading WJLC: Canada Defeats Iroquois To Capture Second-Straight Gold Medal
In what was a back-and-forth type of battle, Archers LC was able to spark in the second half and secure a needed 13-10 win over Atlas LC. With this win Archers' playoff chances increase to 90%. A big part of this Archers win was the depth of scoring and contribution on the offensive end, … Continue reading Second Half Explosion Lifts Archers LC Over Atlas LC
After Saturday's semifinal games, Canada and Iroquois have advanced to the championship game on Sunday. On Saturday, Canada took down Israel and Iroquois took down USA to advance to the championship. This will be the second straight year that Canada and Iroquois will face each other in the championship game. With the talent on both … Continue reading WJLC: Canada And Iroquois To Faceoff In Championship Game
In an absolute offensive shootout, Chrome LC struck fear in the hearts of all the naysayers and upset Whipsnakes LC: the number one team in the league. Also, in their 20-16 win Chrome became the first team to reach 20 points in a single game. While it was the highest scoring game in … Continue reading Chrome LC Upsets Whipsnakes LC In Offensive Showdown, Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive
Chaos LC was able to rebound from a slow start and beat Redwoods LC 13-10, securing themselves a spot in the playoffs. It was a big second quarter that sparked the fire for Chaos in this one, and they were able to ride that straight through the final buzzer. The first quarter was anything but … Continue reading Chaos LC Defeats Redwoods LC To Secure Playoff Berth
Following the first day of bracket play at the 2019 World Junior Lacrosse Championship (WJLC) in Hamilton, Ontario, Israel and the USA have advanced to the semifinals on Saturday. Israel defeated Poland on Friday night in the quarterfinals to move onto Saturday's semifinals where they will face Canada, a team they lost 16-2 against in … Continue reading WJLC: Israel and USA Advance To Semifinals
After the first two days of competition at the World Junior Lacrosse Championship, Canada and Iroquois sit atop their respective pools. Canada sits at first in Pool A with a 2-0 record after beating Australia and Israel. Iroquois has a 2-0 record sitting at the top of Pool B, defeating USA and Poland. Both Canada … Continue reading WJLC: Canada, Iroquois End Pool Play On Top
The Halifax Thunderbirds have signed veteran defenseman Scott Campbell to a one-year contract deal. Campbell comes to Halifax after being traded from Rochester to Saskatchewan midway through the 2019 season. A 17-year veteran, Campbell spent seven full seasons with the Rochester Knighthawks before being traded to Saskatchewan last season. He has also spent time with … Continue reading Halifax Signs Veteran Defenseman Scott Campbell
