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Player Insight: Brandon Goodwin Is Never Going To Quit On The Warriors

The Vancouver Warriors Brandon Goodwin was raised to play a tough, never-give-up brand of lacrosse. He was raised to be the type of player that the Warriors’ newest Head Coach, Troy Cordingley, would want on one of his teams. Not that it needs to keep being brought up, but the Warriors have undergone unprecedented changes

Player Insight: Charlie Bertrand Is Making A Name For Himself Inside The Box

Confidence can transform an ordinary athlete into an extraordinary one. It can all change in a flash. Growing up in Baldwinsville, New York, a suburb outside of Syracuse, Charlie Bertrand had known about box lacrosse, but had never played more than a hybrid pick-up version of the game. Through his youth, Bertrand excelled in the

Rookie Experience: Patrick Shoemay

In the world of sports, competitive athletes can work their entire lives to achieve greatness only to have that dream taken away from them in a split second. During his junior year at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in 2019, Patrick Shoemay tore his ACL. His goal of becoming an NCAA champion now seemed

NAHM – Brendan Bomberry And The Influence Of Lacrosse

Lacrosse has survived and thrived in many indigenous communities because it has been past down from generation to generation for centuries. It is more than a sport; it is a piece of cultural identity. Younger, increasingly influential lacrosse players can thank the men that learned the game before them for everything they now know. The

Rookie Experience: Dean Fairall

The National Lacrosse League can be cutthroat. Making your way onto an active roster can be a grind. Sometimes you won’t succeed on your first, second, or even third try – it can be that difficult. Panther City Lacrosse Club’s Dean Fairall was one of those guys that had to fight tooth and nail year

NAHM – Marshall Powless Is Ready To Become A Leader On The Rush and In Saskatchewan

There are meaningful ties between the Rush organization and Indigenous communities that have been blossoming over the last decade. Heading into this NLL season, Marshall Powless – the lone Indigenous player on the team – is now ready to bear the responsibility of being a beacon of hope and a guiding light to Indigenous youth.