From representing 🇨🇦 Canada on the World Junior stage to taking the next step toward the pros. Meet the six CLL Alumni who heard their names called in the 2026 @NLL Draft. canadianlacrosseleague.com/n…

Congratulations to the CLL Alumni selected in the 2026 @NLL Draft; Silas Richmond, David Anderson, Owen Tasse, Jeremy Wudrick, Nathan Thomas Pouliot, and Brenden Boyle. canadianlacrosseleague.com/c…

CLL ALUMNI — @NLL TOP PROSPECTS Forward — Silas Richmond Forward — David Anderson Forward — Jeremy Wudrick Forward — Finn Halladay Defense — Brenden Boyle Defense — Owen Tasse Forward — Alexander De La Ronde Forward — Jeremy Wudrick Defender — Nathan Pouliot Defender — Jack Dulong

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Thankful for the success we’ve had, despite the amount of people that stand in our way. Image where lacrosse could be if people knew how to collaborate.

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Congratulations to our players and coaching staff for a hard fought week of lacrosse and an amazing effort in the 2026 IIJL Commonwealth Cup Final. A massive thank you to Victoria Box Lacrosse including Rod Mahar and Dan Hall for hosting us along with the game day volunteer staff. Thank you to Australian Box Lacrosse, Ric Benedierks and his coaches led by Wade Hammond. Lastly, James Bleed of Altona Lacrosse Club for the hospitality. Additionally, to all of our parents for empowering these young men to pursue their passion and travel around the world!

After a successful test entry into the 2025 @WU18LC & @WU16LC in East Aurora, NY last August, the Haudenosaunee will return in 2026!

For the first time in history, a team representing Japan 🇯🇵 will compete at the IIJL World Junior Lacrosse Championship. canadianlacrosseleague.com/n…

Merry Christmas to you and yours from everyone at CLL!

"I just wanted to say that that was the best instruction my son has ever received. Your team of coaches was so knowledgeable and my son said numerous times that he learned so much." - U16 Parent ❤️ canadianlacrosseleague.com/n…

In Flanders fields, the poppies blow      Between the crosses, row on row,    That mark our place; and in the sky    The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,    Loved and were loved, and now we lie,                           In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw    The torch; be yours to hold it high.    If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow                             In Flanders fields. - Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae

Congratulations to Alumni Liam Dietsch and William MacLeod and the University of Guelph Gryphons on winning the 2025 CUFLA Baggataway Cup, forever etched in history as the "Snow Bowl Champs"!

Not wrong. Fans won’t take the time to understand the argument. The main take aways are; yes of course it’s entertaining to watch, the three peat isn’t that amazing… with a roster like that the Chiefs are expected to win, lastly it does nothing for the “greater good”. On that last point, box lacrosse as a whole is in a “perpetual state of stagnation”. Which means a continuous lack of change, growth, or development, staying the same for an extended period–in this case economically and almost a century. Lacrosse in Canada has the same problems as it did in the 1930s. Pro vs Am, paid vs, unpaid, sanctioned vs unsanctioned. Bureaucrat gatekeepers are culpable, hiding behind policy, in an effort to protect their “legacy”. Because they feel if things change or something new comes along it will diminish their accomplishments in the old system. They use to fight the NLL in this way. Meanwhile, they do not have the skills necessary to promote the history and their “legacy”. Ultimately, if things stay the same their system and “legacy” will fade away into irrelevance and ultimately destroy the system as a whole because it is so intertwined and incestuous.