CURT SMITH of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle ROCHESTER—A closely balanced pennant race…The resurgence of several of the National Lacrosse L...
By Ron Loftus Les Norman is a proud guy and a fierce competitor. So when he was almost booed off the floor in Saturday’s 21-12 loss to Detr...
Following in the footsteps of our fellow writers/contributors Pat Differ of the Syracuse Stingers and the Quebec Caribous, Dale MacKenzie of the ...
LANDOVER, Maryland — Cy Coombes came back to play pro lacrosse this year so sometime in the future he might get a chance to coach. Well, the 35-y...
Editor's note: Pat Differ, along with Chris Rudge, Pat's teammate in Syracuse and Quebec, in 1974 and 1975, Johnny Mouradian,former head coach an...
by Phil JohnstonThe National Lacrosse League is here, but whether it’s here to stay only time will tell. The pessimists among us take every oppor...
Morley Kells, the exhuherant, fiery coach of the Tomahawks is out to do it again. Win another NLL Championship. Probably the most progressive man...
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by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) Notwithstanding the failure of the National Lacrosse Association in 1968, and the similar failure of the Weste...
Players’ passion is the fuel for Major Indoor Lacrosse League By BRAD HERZOG Journal Staff The game is part field lacrosse, part hockey. The team...
Years have passed and much has been written in lacrosse circles about the 1978 World Field Lacrosse Championship and the Canadian National Team v...
by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) The spring of 1990 found the Major Indoor Lacrosse League finishing its fourth season. Starting with fou...
by Marcus Hayes, Daily News Sports Writer Philadelphia Wings forward Gary Gait knew these things before the 1995 Major Indoor Lacrosse League sea...
By DAVID SHOIHET If your name is Dave Evans, you spent most of yesterday being sick.If your name is Jim Bishop, you spent the day worrying about ...
Doug Brown - THE BALTIMORE SUNBaltimore Thunder general manager Darrell Russell found a treasure a few weeks ago that had been tucked away for ye...