With the Caribous on hand, the NLL finals became an all-Quebec affair by J.D.Reed for Sports IllustratedQuebec is a city that seems to specialize...
(uncredited; probably written by Ron Duquette) To date I think the interlocking games have proven quite interesting. Of course everyone kno...
By Tim Panaccio, Inquirer Staff Writer If the Philadelphia Wings want to win their third consecutive Major Indoor Lacrosse League championship, t...
The Montreal Quebecois were an easy team for the Wings last year, but you can be certain this will not be the case in 1975. For the record, the W...
The National Lacrosse League's runaway scoring leader, Paul Suggate of the Maryland Arrows, has been chosen as the league's Most Valuable Player....
This article was featured from the 1996 MILL CrosseCheck program, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MILL RONALD REAGAN was in the White Hou...
By Doug Brown - Baltimore Sun - March 13, 1993The attack by old friends and former lacrosse colleagues came at the Thunder by way of Pittsburgh.T...
Follow us
BY PRIIT J. VESILIND The Iroquois revere lacrosse as the game of The Creator, but the indoor version of their ancient sport is rougher than the d...
By NEIL PASCOE The night of Aug. 8th could have been classified as one of the most crucial for the Philadelphia Wings of the new National Lacross...
BALTIMORE UPSETS WASHINGTON TO WIN THE FIRST TITLE OF A ROWDY NEW INDOOR LEAGUEBY FRANZ LIDZ FOR SPORTS ILLUSTRATED For all you jaded NHL and NBA...
Don’t think the Wings haven’t noticed. Two “Lacrosse Sticks Nights” needed only 15 minutes to sell out 2,000 sticks on each of the two evenings, ...
By JOHN DELL, Philadelphia Inquirer; September 27th, 1974 In the realm of Morley Kells’ weights and measures, less equals more. Put lighter weigh...
By LINDSAY KRAMER The Post-Standard The Major Indoor Lacrosse League welcomes Syracuse’s interest in a possible franchise but has concerns about ...
by Scott Pitoniak Howard Dolgon, that wacky owner of professional hockey and lacrosse franchises in Syracuse, is at it again. Howard Dolgon Tryin...