by RAY FITZGERALD of The Boston Globe Photo courtesy of Tom Wersderfer At 8:10 last night, Fitzgerald-Timex time, a lady named Myra Docherty walk...
By RAY SHANK Montreal’s entry in the new National Lacrosse Association hasn’t yet got a name but that’s one of the few details still to be ironed...
By Tim Panaccio, Inquirer Staff Writer The last time the Philadelphia Wings held a team meeting, the club went out and defeated the New York Sain...
By Steven Goff - Washington Post - January 10, 1987For the first time in 12 years, professional box lacrosse will return to Capital Centre today ...
Ivan Thompson is the hottest scorer in the NLL over the past five weeks. Since May 24 the Bolts’ captain has moved from 20th to eighth among lea...
Officers of the Major Indoor Lacrosse League, Chris Fritz and Russ Cline, both agreed that 1989 was a pivotal year for their young sports league....
This is the first visit by the Quebec Caribous to the Boston Garden. The Bolts have played Quebec twice at the Coliseum, winning the first game 1...
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Hockey people take one look at box lacrosse and, once the shudders at the bodily contact have passed, invariably call it hockey without ice. Very...
The Canadian Press An ambitious plan to make box lacrosse a major spectator sport in Canada has been launched. The National Lacrosse League was b...
Bv BILL FLEISCHMAN : Philadelphia Daily News Jim Wasson, all 5-8 and 150 pounds, plays for the Wings the way Andy (The Flea) Provan plays for th...
By RON DUQUETTECenterman Paul Warden could be rated as Long Island’s unsung hero for the current campaign. Coming back from a series of haunting ...
By NEIL STEVENS The Canadian Press Average attendance last season was 16,700 in Philadelphia and 15,800 in Buffalo. The pace is fast, the hitting...
You can take it from me, the Montreal Quebecois will be a fast, productive, aggressive and exciting team in the National Lacrosse League. A numbe...
Pro lacrosse's best players, Paul Suggate and John Davis, share only one trait: both are unstoppable scorers By Larry Keith for Sports Illustrate...