Category Archives: Professional Lacrosse

Lacrosse Commercials: Professional Lacrosse Player Paul Rabil Featured In Warrior Lacrosse Concept Video

The Warrior Lacrosse national commercial featuring professional lacrosse player, Paul Rabil. Beach Video provided filming of the scenes at The Red Bull Stadium and processing of that R3D footage for MPC which handled the post production. Concept by the agency Young & Laramore.

Lacrosse Commercials: Paul Rabil Featured In Maverik/Red Bull Arena Video

Maverik’s drive to achieve lacrosse domination continues with a quality JPI commercial spot featuring the world’s most recognizable lacrosse player, Paul Rabil. With Red Bull on board, Maverik wanted to promote their brand in a big and serious way. What better way to do just that than create a seriously snazzy highly produced commercial spot? JPI shot this spot in the brand new Red Bull Stadium and used a Phantom Flex, shooting at speeds of up to 800 FPS, and utilized great sound design to emphasize the strength and speed of Rabil.

National League Lacrosse: Video Highlights Of The 2012 NLL All-Star Game

Highlights of the National Lacrosse League All-Star Game 2012 in Buffalo. The West division won 20-18 with Calgary Roughnecks’ Geoff Snider winning the All-Star Game MVP honors with his four goals.

National League Lacrosse: Video Highlights Of The Washington Stealth’s 15-7 Victory Over Minnesota Swarm On Feb 24

The Washington Stealth played host to the Minnesota Swarm on February 24 at the Comcast Arena at Everett. The Swarm won 15-7 thanks to a seven-goal run in the second quarter.

National League Lacrosse: Colorado Mammoth Drop First Game Of Season 21-10 To Calgary

On the eve of the 2012 National Lacrosse League All-Star Game, the Colorado Mammoth was humbled by the Calgary Roughnecks. Colorado suffered its worst home loss in team history, falling 21-10 to Calgary on Friday night at Pepsi Center.

The Mammoth’s previous worst loss at home was by nine goals on Jan. 10, 2009 versus Portland, a 14-5 game.

Colorado remains in the lead in the West Division, with a one-game cushion over Calgary (5-2).

“They wanted it a little more than we wanted it today,” said Colorado captain Gavin Prout. “There are no excuses. You can’t score one goal in a half – and on transition – and win a game. That is not the way this league works and we had to be better offensively.”

The Mammoth had been the only undefeated team in the NLL coming into the match-up with the Roughnecks, and is now 6-1 overall on the season.

Five Colorado players will be represented at the All-Star game on Saturday at First Niagara Center in Buffalo, N.Y.: forwards John Grant Jr., Gavin Prout and Adam Jones, defenseman Rory Smith and goaltender Chris Levis. Grant will captain the West Division All-Star squad.

For more:  http://coloradomammoth.com/news/mammoth-news/loss-to-roughnecks

National League Lacrosse: Washington Stealth Lose To Minnesota Swarm 15-7 To Fall To 1-6 Record

The Minnesota Swarm scored seven unanswered goals in the second quarter tonight, ultimately spoiling Washington Stealth Head Coach Chris Hall’s return to the bench with a 15-7 win at the Comcast Arena at Everett.

 The Stealth falls to 1-6 on the season, while Minnesota improves to 4-3.

The first fifteen minutes of the game were highly contested, as the teams played to a 3-3 tie. Ryan Benesch scored twice for the Swarm in the quarter, while the Stealth got goals from Lewis Ratcliff, Dean Hill and Cam Sedgwick. The one glaring difference between the sides in the opening frame was the number of shots taken during the quarter. The Stealth tallied 16 shots on goal, while the Swarm had just six.

The Stealth was without starting goaltender Tyler Richards, who was injured last week against Rochester. Rookie Chris Seidel and the newly-added Matt King split time in goal, allowing 15 goals on 39 shots in the game.

For more:  http://www.stealthlax.com/news_article/show/135874?referrer_id=413927

National League Lacrosse: Video Highlights Of The Colorado Mammoth’s 12-7 Victory Over Minnesota

National League Lacrosse: Colorado Mammoth Stay Unbeaten With 12-7 Win Over Minnesota Swarm Feb 18

John Grant Jr. led a torrid fourth quarter offensive attack with two goals and an assist and Chris Levis turned in his best performance of the season saving 40 of 47 shots.

Grant led the team with four goals and three assists while Cameron Holding opened the scoring, recording his first NLL goal in the 12-7 victory in Minnesota.

Mammoth forward Sean Pollock broke a 7-7 tie late in the fourth quarter with his second tally of the night. Pollock also had three assists concluding a five-point night.

“It was a tough battle all night but in the fourth quarter we found our legs.” Pollock said.

Grant continues to lead the league with 52 points and 23 goals. Grant widened the lead to 10-7 with 3:34 remaining in the fourth quarter.

For more:  http://coloradomammoth.com/news/mammoth-news/6-0

National League Lacrosse: Colorado Mammoth (5-0) Look To Stay Unbeaten Against Minnesota Swarm On Feb 18 In St. Paul, MN

The undefeated Colorado Mammoth (5-0) will face the Minnesota Swarm (3-2) on Saturday night at 6:00pm MT at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn. in the teams’ second match-up of the season.

Colorado, which owns a two-game lead in the West Division over Minnesota and the Calgary Roughnecks, tied a franchise record with 20 goals scored when the teams met on January 14 at Pepsi Center on Opening Night.

In the opener, Mammoth forward John Grant Jr. led all scorers with 11 points (4g, 7a) en route to being named the National Lacrosse League’s Offensive Player of the Week. Mammoth captain Gavin Prout recorded three goals and six assists, while Minnesota forward Callum Crawford matched Prout’s point total (4g, 5a).

The Mammoth, which leads the league in scoring at 14.2 goals per game, is coming off a bye week. The Swarm offense is second best in the NLL, averaging 13.2 scores per contest. Minnesota won both of its games a weekend ago, defeating the Edmonton Rush and Rochester Knighthawks. Friday’s overtime game was the second-longest in league history (72 minutes and 23 seconds), as the Swarm beat the Rush, 10-9. On Sunday, Minnesota defeated Rochester, 9-6.

For more:  http://coloradomammoth.com/news/mammoth-news/mn-road-test

National League Lacrosse: Washington Stealth Lose 12-11 To Calgary Roughnecks Feb 10

 

It was a chaotic evening at the Comcast Arena at Everett tonight, as the Washington Stealth (1-4) and Calgary Roughnecks (3-2) accumulated 141 penalty minutes in the first quarter alone, but followed that up with a back-and-forth battle between a pair of talented lacrosse teams.

A goal with two minutes left in regulation proved to be the difference as the Roughnecks left Everett with a 12-11 victory.

There were fireworks from the opening face-off in this one as two heavyweights, the Stealth’s Jeff Moleski and Calgary’s Geoff Snider dropped the gloves to set the tone for the evening. From that erupted four more fights in the quarter. But following the first quarter outbursts, the two teams combined for just 21 minutes of penalties the rest of the game.

The Roughnecks scored the first two goals of the game, with the Stealth answering with goals from Rhys Duch and Brett Bucktooth. The first quarter ended with the score knotted at two.

The teams traded goal-scoring blows for the remaining 45 minutes of action, ending the second quarter tied at six and the third quarter tied at eight. Stealth goaltender Tyler Richards was stellar in goal all night, making 39 of his career-high 59 saves in the first half.

“Tyler was amazing for us tonight,” said Stealth assistant coach Art Webster. “We should have won this game based on his play. He proved that he’s one of the top goaltenders in the world tonight.”

For more:  http://www.stealthlax.com/news_article/show/133537?referrer_id=413927-stealth-news