We officially wrap up and round out the series with Chaos Lacrosse Club. The champs shocked everybody except themselves as they are first team not named Whipsnakes to win the PLL championship. Head coach Andy Towers deserves a lot of credit. This group had a horrendous start to the season, but he kept them believing …
Whipsnakes Lacrosse Club is not the same team that dominated the first two summers of the PLL. The 2020-2021 season was full of struggle and adversity that they had seldom felt before. The core group they have is still one of the best in the league. Led by Matt Rambo and Zed Williams, this will …
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What a year is was for Waterdogs Lacrosse Club. In their second season, they jumped from second to last in the league to the top seed. Waterdogs finished 6-3 with a +13 score differential which was enough to break the tie with Atlas. In the end, it was a great run cut short by Whipsnakes. …
Atlas Lacrosse Club went from the bottom of the barrel to the second seed. Atlas finished 6-3 with a +12 score differential. Blowing up the roster in favor of draft picks to acquire young talent proved to be the right one. Jeff Teat lead the way at attack with 16 goals along with Jake Carraway, …
Redwoods Lacrosse Club is by far one of the most popular, if not the most popular team in the PLL. They are also one of most talented and arguably have the best coach in the league in Nat St. Laurent. However, they cannot get over the hump when it comes to the playoffs. The arch …
On we go with the improvement series with Cannons Lacrosse Club. Cannons was the bottom team in the league for most of the first half of the season. The first year team was able to get in only to lose to Atlas. Cannons Lacrosse Club, formerly known as the Boston Cannons, joined the league when …
Our PLL improvement series continues with the first time ousted in the playoffs, Archers Lacrosse Club. Wow, that felt strange to write. Archers were rolling all year long on offense. They finished 5-4 with a +24 score differential and the third seed in the playoffs. They were able to run the score up, but defense …
We are officially beginning our first ever PLL improvement series, starting with Chrome Lacrosse Club. Chrome had a rough go dealing with injuries and poor play. They finished dead last with a 2-7 record and -23 score differential. It’s a roster with a lot of work to do and a lot of holes. To be …
The Whipsnakes Lacrosse Club were the only champion in the PLL. That is, until Chaos defeated them preventing the championship hat trick. The Whips just didn’t look like themselves after the winning streak dating back to the bubble year came to an end. Additionally, Matt Rambo getting hurt really hindered them in terms of seeding …
Paul Rabil, the GOAT of professional lacrosse has officially announced his playing career is over. Rabil had been playing in the league he helped create for the past three years. He will be retiring from competitive play and focusing on running the PLL and trying to make the league one of the best in sports. …
With the pro lacrosse season coming to an end, the PLL is down to two teams to determine a champion. It will be a rematch of the 2020 bubble championship with the fifth seed Whipsnakes and the sixth seed Chaos. This is a matchup we did not expect to see. The Whips are the two …
We got another treat in the PLL playoffs with another matchup of Redwoods and Whipsnakes. However, Redwoods lost again this time in the final minute 14-13. A heartbreaking third playoff loss in a row coming at the hands of the two time defending champions Whipsnakes. This is also puts an end to Kyle Harrison’s career. …