Scoring 11 goals is often enough to win a lacrosse game. Allowing 18, however, rarely warrants a victory.

Coquitlam Adanacs surrendered six goals in each of the three periods and were blitzed 18-11 Saturday by the Victoria Shamrocks at the Sports Centre. The result boosted the first-place ’Rocks to a 9-1-0 in the Western Lacrosse Association, while the A’s had their seven-game win streak stopped and dipped to 7-3-0 in third spot.

Back suiting up with players he coached

Cory Conway and Curt Malawsky may be two very different people, but their arrival has produced a similar impact.

The two joined up with the Coquitlam Adanacs on the weekend and helped the senior 'A' lacrosse club add two more wins, beating the Nanaimo Timbermen 15-13 on Saturday and Maple Ridge Burrards 10-9 on Sunday.

Someone old and someone new rallied the Coquitlam Adanacs to make blue two opponents last weekend.

Veteran Curt Malawsky and hot-shot rookie Cory Conway made their first appearances in a Coquitlam uniform this season and helped the A’s post back-to-back victories to run their win streak to seven Western Larcosse Association games.

The Nanaimo Timbermen get another crack at the Coquitlam Adanacs, and they envision better things this time.

The city’s senior A Western Lacrosse Association team – crushed 16-8 by the Adanacs on June 6 – will think about that loss as it prepares for a rematch tonight (June 20) on the mainland.

The Coquitlam Adanacs have come a long way since their season opener last month, a 10-3 drubbing at the hands of the New Westminster Salmonbellies. On Saturday, the A’s avenged the early season embarrassment, defeating their local lacrosse rivals 11-8 to steal third place in the National Rankings.

It may not be quite midseason, but the Coquitlam Adanacs are showing the form that should put them in the hunt for a Western Lacrosse Association league title.

The senior 'A' boxla squad improved to 5-2 on the year and extended its winning streak to five by knocking off the defending champion New Westminster Salmonbellies 11-8 on Saturday.

The management of the Stealth franchise have announced that the team is leaving San Jose after six seasons and moving to Everett, Washington. Everett is a suburb of Seattle, and the team will play at the Comcast Arena. The move is effective immediately, and the club will play in Everett starting with the upcoming 2010 season.

The San Jose Stealth and the National Lacrosse League have made it official.

As NLL Insider reported last month, the Stealth will no longer be operating in San Jose.

The team issued a press release late Wednesday evening, confirming that the franchise would be moving to Everett, Washington and playing out of the 8,300-seat Comcast Arena, a location it first appeared the Portland Lumberjax may have been destined for.

There was no shortage of snipers Saturday, despite the absence of the team's top scorer.

The Coquitlam Adanacs carved into the Nanaimo Timbermen to the tune of 16-8, taking full advantage of a team in transition

Just when he's given the Coquitlam Adanacs new life, Jason Wulder is about to help his wife give birth.  Wulder expects to become a new dad any day, meaning the Adanacs will miss the veteran's scoring prowess for "probably two weeks" after, said the team's general manager Les Wingrove.

Cory Conway and Curt Malawsky may be two very different people, but their arrival has produced a similar impact.

The two joined up with the Coquitlam Adanacs on the weekend and helped the senior 'A' lacrosse club add two more wins, beating the Nanaimo Timbermen 15-13 on Saturday and Maple Ridge Burrards 10-9 on Sunday.