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June 4, 2021 · 0 Comments By Brian Lockhart Lacrosse fans may have to wait another year before they see their game played again. While nothing has been ruled out, it is now unlikely that junior teams will get a season in. Leagues have been very quiet with no recent news about a starting schedule. League executive are being forced to do what everyone else is and just wait to see what happens. Lacrosse Canada has already announced the cancellation of nine national championships. The cancellations include the Founder’s Cup ...
Hi, this is Fred Wallace with ” Off the Wire “,….. proudly sponsored by Pete’s Auto Body. Pete’s Auto Body; because we care about our community…. As we approach the end of May, normally an active time for lacrosse, the arenas remain quiet for a 2nd consecutive year. Last week, Major Series Lacrosse in conjunction with both the Western Lacrosse Association and Lacrosse Canada announced the 2021 season would not be staged and the National Championship for the Mann Cup was also being scratched. A day later, the Ontario Series made a similar statement cancelling the Senior season and ...
New Westminster Salmonbellies Sr. A (1980-1989). These new inductees bring the total number honoured in lacrosse's national shrine to 550 – 162 Builders, 332 Players and 56 Veterans (those who played in 1985 or before). There are also 24 teams inducted under the Team category. The formal induction banquet and ceremonies are scheduled for November. Honoured in the Player Category: Derek Malawsky Derek Played his Junior A lacrosse with Coquitlam from 1991 -1994 then moved on to a Sr A career that saw stints with New Westminster (1995 -1997), Buffalo (1998), North Shore (1999...
Monday May 24th, 2021 10:10am Mark Steenhuis was a nightmare for opposing power play defences to handle. (Photo: Tim Prothero, VintageLax) Today, in Part 2 of my series on the lost art of ragging the ball on the penalty kill, players and coaches start to share their thoughts on some of the best to ever do it. If you haven't seen Part 1 of the series, I suggest you go and check it out because it will give some context to what follows. This segment turned out to be much longer than I anticipated, so it's been broken up. Part 2 will discuss individual players from the last couple of decades.