KYLE CORBETT Pro Lacrosse Editor The score—14-8 in favor of the Quebecois over the Toronto Tomahawks—was incidental to the “happening” on the $25...
1974-1975 NLL
BOSTON BOLTSLONG ISLAND TOMAHAWKSMARYLAND ARROWSMONTREAL QUEBECOISPHILADELPHIA WINGS (NLL)QUEBEC CARIBOUSROCHESTER GRIFFINSSYRACUSE STINGERSTORONTO TOMAHAWKS
Thank God He’s A County Boy (Volume 1, Number 2—May 1974) by Annette E. Cuomo The year 1948 was a very good year in some respects. It was t...
Terry Lloyd led both the Wings and the National Lacrosse League in goals scored with 113 and teammate John Grant set a new NLL record with 134 as...
(Vol. 1, No. 1, November 1975) by Hunter B. McMullin, President Welcome to the entire Wings’ organization and the 1976 Bicentennial year sports “...
(Vol. 1, No. 1, November 1975) Wings’ general manager Ken Wood is still searching for a coach to guide Philadelphia’s pro lacrosse entry in the N...
(Vol. 1, No. 1, November 1975) Terry Lloyd, the Wings’ sharp-shooting forward from Oshawa, Ontario, has replaced his older brother Larry as a mem...