News (Niagara Thunderhawks Lacrosse)

By Tim Marotta: With their fourth round pick, 62nd overall the Toronto Rock selected Chris Weier, a defender who played minor and Jr B with the Thunderhawks. On their website the Rock say "the steady defender has the ability to push the ball in transition and brings a high lacrosse IQ to the table." Chris Weier ...

By Tim Marotta: The Ontario Lacrosse Association has announced the continued postponement of in-person lacrosse activities until May 15th. As a further follow up to the OLA's announcement on March 13, 2020 the postponement of in-person lacrosse activities will now extend to May 15th. You can read their ...

By Christa Rawsthorne: In light of the Lacrosse Season being suspended for an undetermined amount of time, we are extending the registration deadline to Sunday April 5, 2020. In saying that, if you know your child wants to play lacrosse this year, please register them as soon as possible.  This will help you stay ...

By Tim Marotta: Please read the attached OLA COVID-19 bulletin.  Please read the attached OLA COVID-19 bulletin.  All in-person lacrosse activities are placed on hold until further notice. This includes all scheduled tryouts.  As soon as we have more information from the OLA as to when we can get the season ...

By Tim Marotta: Once again we say Thank You to the St David's Firefighters Association. The St David's Firefighters have generously donated $1000 to Minor Lacrosse.  We are so happy and grateful for your support! Firefighters Arty Martin, Steve Lebrasseur and Rob MacLeod are pictured with Christa Rawsthorne of ...

By Tim Marotta: Thank you Virgil Volunteer Fire Department for your continued support of NOTL Minor Lacrosse.  The Virgil Volunteers Firefighters have graciously donated $500 to our Association. Thank you, Firefighters. For everything you do!

By Christa Rawsthorne: Online Registration is now open for the 2020 Lacrosse Season. To register, please go to the Registration Tab, Sub Heading "General Information" and follow the link provided.

By Tim Marotta: Alex Luey passed away this morning, after a brave three year battle with Cancer. He was fifteen years old. As a Thunderhawk, Alex played goalie with heart and passion. He was not only a great teammate but a true inspiration of strength. We already miss your big smile, your passion and your ...