By JOHN DELL Inquirer Staff Writer Unmindful of a struggle for control raging in their front office, the Wings continued their drive toward the N...
by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) In 1959, the world of professional sports was pretty easy to navigate. Major League Baseball had 16 teams—equa...
Gait twins on opposite sides of Major Indoor Lacrosse League’s championship match. By John Smallwood - Knight-Ridder news service PHILADELPHIA — ...
By BILL FLEISCHMAN Bobby Allan once said his lacrosse teams “always do things the hard way.”Last nights Nations Trophy playoff opener was a class...
By RON DUQUETTEIn our last issue, I introduced that remarkable robot, hidden somewhere deep in the bowels of Peterborough’s Memorial Center, whic...
ROCHESTER – Although most of the publicity surrounding the Griffin-Les Quebecois semifinal playoff series has focused on Rick Dudley and John Fer...
LA PRESSE, MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1974 Goalkeeper Roger Wiliiams of the Toronto Tomahawks made the final stop in front of Al Harrington of ...
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by Steve Holroyd (laxmavn@aol.com) Do enough sports history research, and you’ll learn that certain patterns get repeated over and over again. Fo...
PHILADELPHIA—When Bobby Allan was named coach of the Philadelphia Wings back in April, he promised this team’s management “a highly competitive t...
David Fink Post-Gazette Sports Writer In less than a month on the job, Haswell Franklin and Dennis Wey may have already turned the Pi...
Jim Bishop claims that three ingredients are essential to producing a winning lacrosse team—speed, playmaking and conditioning. He is well ...
Medo Martinello, active in box lacrosse for the past 25 years, took over the coaching duties of the Syracuse Stingers June 4. The new coach...
It's with great honor and privilege, that Retrolax Lacrosse has entered into a working partnership with Northeast Historic Films, who is dedicate...
BY MIKE KERN From the "It could only happen in the Major Indoor Lacrosse League" files . . . Twins Paul and Gary Gait, the Wayne Gret...