November 26th, 2009 by Teddy Jenner

Where the hell did the time go? Somehow I completely lost track of the past two months. It seems as if it was only yesterday when we were witnessing the Brampton Excelsiors and New Westminster Salmonbellies battle it out in what will go down as one of, if not THE BEST, Mann Cup series in history.

Washington Stealth News - Nov 25th, 2009

The Washington Stealth recently announced the signings of two key offseason acquisitions in Jason Bloom and Jamison Koesterer.  The pair was picked up in trades this offseason with hopes of bolstering the Stealth transition game.

Chris Sanderson feelin’ good, sights set on 2010 Worlds, Josh Sanderson signs as player & GM

November 26th, 2009 by Paul Tutka

Many feel the biggest hole the Canadian Men’s National Field Team has to fill if they want to repeat their gold medal success next summer in Manchester, England, is finding a man to tend their cage.

Almost four years ago, Chris Sanderson played some absolutely unreal ball between Canada’s pipes as the Canucks upset the US to take gold.

A little over a year ago, Sanderson had a brain tumor removed, at one point, doctors telling Chris that he might be looking at only another year to live.

Kelusky Wasn’t Going Anywhere, Sanderson Signs For Three Years

NLL INSIDER - November 25th, 2009 by Paul Tutka

Although rumours made the rounds this past summer that Tracey Kelusky, originally from Peterborough, Ontario, might be looking for his way back east after winning a title with the Calgary Roughnecks last winter, the Necks’ captain tells the Calgary Sun, he was always planning on signing with the franchise this year, re-signing with the team earlier this week.

November 25th, 2009 by Bob Chavez

We’re all familiar with the barn of our own National Lacrosse League team, but what’s up when you visit? Yeah, yeah … the last thing you wanna do is give any kinda credit to your enemy. ANY kind of credit.

November 25th, 2009 by Travis Gillespie

Current Washington Stealth defender Travis Gillespie recently spent time in Holland, an assistant coach with the Dutch Men’s National Team preparing for the 2010 World Championships in Manchester, England. The following is Gillespie’s breakdown during the team’s tryouts leading into next summer’s games.

November 24th, 2009 by Steve Kojima

Robert Church, the reigning Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the B.C. Junior ‘A’ Lacrosse League (BCJALL), will enter his freshman year at Drexel University with lofty expectations that already have fans and skeptics commenting on his potential.

Washington Stealth - Nov 23rd, 2009

Stealth Announce 2010 Coaching Staff Additions, Stroup to Lead Offense

The Washington Stealth have announced three new members of the coaching staff.  Dan Stroup, Dave Evans and Rick Lum will join Stealth Head Coach Chris Hall and defensive coordinator Art Webster on the bench for the 2010 season.

NLL Insider - November 23rd, 2009 by Paul Tutka

A huge supporter of hockey for many years, Canadian Prime Minster, Stephen Harper, stepped over to the the dark side today and gave the country’s “other” national sport some much deserved love as Canada’s National Men’s Field Lacrosse Team amps up for next summer’s World Championships in Manchester, England.

CALGARY ROUGHNECKS SIGN CAPTAIN TRACEY KELUSKY

Calgary Roughnecks President and General Manager Brad Banister announced today that the club has signed team captain Tracey Kelusky to a one-year deal.

Stealth News Nov 17th, 2009

Washington Stealth President and General Manager Johnny Mouradian was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame last weekend in Burnaby, British Columbia.  It is the sixth Hall of Fame induction of Mouradian’s illustrious career, including his second into the Canadian Hall. 

Washington Stealth News

Gillespie will be returning to the Stealth after spending the second half of 2009 on the injured reserve list.  He joined the Stealth last season after an offseason trade with the Boston Blazers.  In seven games last season, he scored one goal and added seven assists and 41 loose balls.  He was the fourth overall pick of the now defunct Columbus Landsharks in 2002.  Gillespie was a three-time All-American at Limestone College and won a Mann Cup with the Coquitlam Adanacs in 2000

Talks With NLLOA Off

November 19th, 2009 by Paul Tutka

In the wake of this week’s broken off talks between the National Lacrosse League and National Lacrosse League Official’s Association, NLL Insider has learned that the NLL plans on moving forward this upcoming season using a two man gameday officiating crew, completely removing the technical referee.

NLL Insider - November 18th, 2009 - Bob Chavez

So the National Lacrosse League season is approaching and the boys are starting their training camps around the league. Getting loose, getting their sticks back and connecting with schemes and coaches again. That’s all find and dandy for them. But what about us?