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The previous two seasons, Cristian Del Bianco & Nick Rose owned virtually all stopper stats and had MVP-worthy runs, making them Goalie of the Year locks. Things were much different this year. Why CDB is MIA, Top 5 tendies of 2025 + our pick for GOTY: thelaxmag.com/2025-nll-playe…

The last time either franchise played in a pivotal Game 2 was against one another in the 2018 NLL Final. Tonight, a Saskatchewan win sends them to the 2025 Final versus Buffalo, while a Halifax W extends this Semifinal series into Sunday. NLL Playoffs: thelaxmag.com/2025-nll-playo…

Whether you consider an MVP the player most valuable to his team or simply the league's best player, The Lax Mag's player rankings formula takes both approaches into account. See our final NLL TOP 30 of 2025, much more on these five + TLM's pick for MVP: thelaxmag.com/2025-nll-playe…

The 2025 NLL Cup Finals start tonight at the KeyBank Center when Buffalo hosts Game 1 of the best-of-three series against Saskatchewan. In The Lax Mag's NLL Cup Preview, we'll outline why the Bandits and Rush look likely to win, but also why they won't: thelaxmag.com/2025-nll-cup-p…

“It’s not like anyone in the crowd is going to come set a pick on us,” - Boudreau on Banditland’s effect on the game

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Who had the stronger three-peat? Rochester Knighthawks 2012-2014 or Buffalo Bandits 2023-2025 Pick 1.

Although last year's Minto Cup champions saw several stars graduate, the Coquitlam Adanacs bring back a number of notable names this summer and have jumped out to a strong start in the BCJALL. They open at #1 in The Lax Mag's first edition of the 2025 National Junior A Rankings.

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Three of Canada's Senior A sides remain undefeated (Peterborough 5-0, Victoria 4-0, New Westminster 3-0), the defending Mann Cup champs look like an NLL all-star squad (Six Nations), and one western team is already forfeiting games as a result of an ineligible player (Burnaby).

The Adanacs, Raiders, Arrows and Warriors all had a perfect past week, so our Top 4 remains the same, but there's been a lot of movement in the rest of this week's National Junior A Rankings as potential Minto Cup contenders continue to see top talent returning from their NCAA

Ten players are presently averaging 5 points or more in 🇨🇦 Junior A lacrosse. Willem Firth (Toronto) 8.50 Lucas Littlejohn (Whitby) 7.40 Liam Matthews (Orangeville) 6.33 Nolan Byrne (Whitby) 5.40 Jaxon Dillon (Coquitlam) 5.33 Nathan Chalmers (Coquitlam) 5.33 Max Kruger

Our Senior A Top 4 remains the same, but each of those Mann Cup contenders at the tippy top of this week's rankings sit in a new spot, including the Six Nations Chiefs, our new number one. This week's biggest rankings riser are the Coquitlam Adanacs (+5), who beat Maple Ridge &

With Coquitlam dropping a decision to Delta last night and Orangeville owning an eight-game win streak, the Northmen jump the Adanacs (and others) to take over the top spot in this week's updated National Rankings. The 6-0 Raiders are the only undefeated Junior A club left in

The Buffalo Bandits had higher local TV ratings on The CW for the NLL Finals than what the Florida Panthers had this year on TNT for the Stanley Cup Finals.

Six Nations (7-1) and Peterborough (7-1) keep winning in the MSL, New Westminster (6-0) is now the only team yet to lose across Canada's Senior A circuit, plus Coquitlam (6-1-1) quietly climbs the WLA standings from almost last to first.

After finishing 0-18 last year and then starting this season 0-4, there may be no hotter team since the start of June than the Langley Thunder, who this week made the biggest one-week jump in The Lax Mag's National Junior A Rankings ever (+10). Over the past two weeks, Langley