Over the past week, several notable developments have occurred in the world of lacrosse:
Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) Championship
The Philadelphia Waterdogs, under the leadership of head coach Bill Tierney and general manager Dave Cottle, clinched the 2026 PLL championship by defeating the Denver Outlaws 14-4. This victory marked a significant turnaround for the Waterdogs, who had a 2-8 record in the previous season. The championship was a culmination of a 43-year friendship and collaboration between Tierney and Cottle, both esteemed figures in lacrosse history. (usalacrosse.com)
National Lacrosse League (NLL) Updates
The Buffalo Bandits have signed defenseman Cam Wyers to a one-year contract. Wyers, 27, had a standout season in 2025-26, recording five points and leading the team with 21 forced turnovers. Over three seasons with the Bandits, he has accumulated 19 points and 221 loose-ball recoveries in 52 games. (oursportscentral.com)
High School Lacrosse
In Utah, the Corner Canyon Chargers secured a decisive 22-3 victory over Mountain Ridge in the 6A boys lacrosse semifinals. This win sets up an all-Region 3 championship game against Skyridge, highlighting the region’s competitive lacrosse scene. (deseret.com)
College Lacrosse Recruiting
The Army lacrosse program has made significant strides in building an impressive 2028 recruiting class. The team has been actively scouting and securing commitments, reflecting the program’s growing prominence and appeal to top high school talent. (preplacrosse.com)
These developments underscore the dynamic and evolving landscape of lacrosse across various levels, from professional leagues to high school and collegiate programs.
