Lacrosse Community Mourns Loss of Dean Hill

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Dean Hill, former NLL player and Six Nations lacrosse coach, was pronounced dead on Sept. 5. He was 36. Dean Hill was an Iroquois lacrosse player born in Scarborough, Ontario. He was selected No. 48 overall during the 2005 NLL Entry Draft. During his NLL career, Hill played in 98 games over his 11-year career. […]

Scott Burnam is more than a lacrosse player

Scott Burnam

This week Ryan and Nick sat down with Cornell ’91, 5x Iroquois National Player and 2x coach, and Japanese Movie Star Scott Burnam. SCOTT BURNAM IS MORE THAN A LACROSSE PLAYER The movie Star So in the early 2000’s, Scott, an accomplished field lacrosse player somehow found his way on a plan to shoot a […]

Oren Lyons Honored For Life Achievements

Oren Lyons honored for life achievements

A dinner and gala honoring the legacy and life achievements of Oren Lyons was recently held in Upstate New York. Lacrosse All Stars is pleased to report that the event was a wonderful success. Oren was amazed, humbled, and grateful with the entire presentation and the many friends, family, and colleagues who came to celebrate […]

Top Photos: Blue Group — 2018 World Games

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The 2018 FIL World Lacrosse Championships was monumental in many ways, and our coverage, including our top photos from the games, gave you a dynamic window to the action. It was the first time the games had been hosted in a non-English speaking country. Ever. It was also the best participation at a world games […]

The Iroquois’ ‘Little War’ for Independence

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Winona LaDuke explains how lacrosse is a microcosm of the Iroquois Nation’s fight for sovereignty. “The history of lacrosse is also the history of attempts by the Iroquois Nation—the longest-standing democracy in North America—to gain recognition under international law.”

How Good Will Iroquois Lacrosse Be In Denver?

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With the World Championships just over a month away, it’s high time to start looking at some of the top contenders a lot deeper. While the US and Canada are still the clear cut favorites, and Australia has had a lock on the bronze (or silver) since the WLC inception in 1967, the Iroquois Lacrosse program seems to be putting forth a really competitive team for 2014, and we’re all curious to see if they can do better than a 4th place finish, which is their best finish ever at a world field lacrosse championship.

Scrimmage Photos: Cortland Vs Iroquois

Iroquois vs Cortland State mens lacrosse

NCAA D3 contender Cortland State took on the Iroquois Nationals in a preseason scrimmage for the Red Dragons and a World Games warm up/work out for the Nationals.

Blue Division 2014: Iroquois In, Germany Out

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News is starting to hit the wire that the FIL member vote on the Iroquois – Germany proposal has come back in, and that the Iroquois Nationals will be placed back in the Blue Division for the upcoming world lacrosse championships in Denver this Summer while Germany will be bumped out of the Blue Division.

Update – Denver 2014: Iroquois In, Germany Out?

The Iroquois were voted back into the Blue Division for the 2014 World Championships in Denver, but now it looks like Germany may be getting knocked out of the top division to make room for the Nationals. The matter is up for a vote this month by the FIL member nations.

Bowhunter Cup Rosters: US and Iroquois

2014 Bowhunter Cup Canceled

The Iroquois are 2-1 agains the US in Bowhunter Cup games, and 3-0 against the US at the WILC. The Iroquois won last year’s Bowhunter Cup 12-10. The Nationals are sending out a relatively seasoned group of players, and they will have plenty of offensive fire power. The US is sending out a younger team, with good box pedigrees.