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Graeme Hossack Named Defensive Player of the Year

NLL Halifax Thunderbirds June 1, 2026 - HALIFAX, NS - The Halifax Thunderbirds announced today that Graeme Hossack has been named the team's Defensive Player of the Year as a part of the 2026 Team Awards. "Yes, I'm really honoured to be recognized by my teammates," Hossack said. "To have the respect from the guys in our room means a lot to me. What made this season so special was the belief we had in each other, even during the tough stretches. Nobody quit, nobody pointed fingers, and we kept pushing and building together. Making it to the finals with this gro... Full Story

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Kyle Rubisch Re-Signs with the FireWolves on a Two-Year Agreement

NLL Oshawa FireWolves June 1, 2026 - OSHAWA, ON - The Oshawa FireWolves of the National Lacrosse League (NLL) have re-signed defenseman Kyle Rubisch to a two-year deal, pending league approval. Rubisch joined the FireWolves for the 2025-2026 season as they played their inaugural season in Oshawa. The 6'2″ 225 lbs defenseman made an immediate impact and brought a steady presence to the FireWolves defence. In his first season with the FireWolves, he received the Zeta Award which is the Defensive Player of the Year as voted on by his teammates. ... Full Story

Stephen Keogh Announces Retirement

NLL Halifax Thunderbirds May 30, 2026 - HALIFAX, NS - Halifax Thunderbirds forward Stephen Keogh announced his retirement from the National Lacrosse League after 13 seasons. "What a ride. Thank you, friends, family, and fans. Thank you to my teammates, coaches and everyone behind the scenes for one hell of a journey. Thank you to my rock, Katrina, for letting me continue to chase my dream. Thank you, NLL," Keogh said. Along with his time in Rochester and Halifax, he also had stints in the league with the Colorado Mammoth, Toronto Rock, and New York Riptide. ... Full Story

Trio of Mammoth Stars Set to Shine Bright During 2026 Premier Lacrosse League Campaign

NLL Colorado Mammoth May 29, 2026 - DENVER - After what seems like quite the consecutive set of offseason campaigns for Mammoth fans having several different teams, or players, to root for within the Premier Lacrosse League's (PLL) summertime circuit, loyalties have been boiled down a bit for the outdoor league's 2026 iteration, which is already a few weeks into its fresh slate of 11-on-11 action. Sure, the indoor and outdoor-based organizations haven't always seen eye-to-eye. And, who knows, some changes could be in line, with either or both leagues consid... Full Story

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