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NYC: Men's Late Winter/Early Spring '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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NYC Men's Late Winter/Early Spring League '25

Games played at Chelsea Park

www.ulax.org/newyorkcity/men/spring

Photos courtesy of Mike Remache / IG @notsportsphotos

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NYC: Women's Late Winter/Early Spring '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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NYC Women's Late Winter/Early Spring League '25

Games played at Chelsea Park

www.ulax.org/newyorkcity/women/spring

Photos courtesy of Mike Remache / IG @notsportsphotos

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Nassau County (LI): Men's Winter Box '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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Nassau County (LI) Men's Winter Box League ’25

Skate Safe America in Old Bethpage, NY

https://ulax.org/nassaucounty/men/box/winter/

Photos courtesy of Prince Nwankwo / IG @_princenk

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Columbus: Men's Spring '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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Columbus: Men's Spring '25 League

Games played at The Wellington School

https://ulax.org/columbus/men/spring

Photos courtesy of Chad Zernis / IG @zernisphotography

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Phoenix: Men's Spring '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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Phoenix Men's Spring League ’25

Games played at Tempe Sports Complex

https://ulax.org/phoenix/men/spring

Photos courtesy of Sal Galván / IG @soularstudioco

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Philly: Men's Spring '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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Philly Men's Spring League '25

Games played at AIM Academy - Conshohocken, PA

https://ulax.org/philadelphia/men/spring

Photos courtesy of Dennis Damiano / IG @dam.g00d

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Philly: Women's Spring '25

  • 12 Mar 2025
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Philly Women's Spring League '25

Games played at AIM Academy - Conshohocken, PA

https://ulax.org/philadelphia/women/spring

Photos courtesy of Dennis Damiano / IG @dam.g00d

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  • 12 Mar 2025
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Spring ball is back in @ulaxnyc !!

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#ULAX #lax #lacrosse #womenslacrosse

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Boulder: Men's Spring '25

  • 11 Mar 2025
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Boulder Men's Spring '25

Games played at Kittredge North Turf

https://ulax.org/boulder/men/spring/

Photos courtesy of Mike Pope / IG @itsmikepope

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Phoenix: Men's Spring '25

  • 11 Mar 2025
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Phoenix Men's Spring League ’25

Games played at Tempe Sports Complex

https://ulax.org/phoenix/men/spring

Photos courtesy of Sal Galván / IG @soularstudioco

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Gamecocks Repeat Champs

Brewins LC
9
Gamecocks
11
The Gamecocks are back-to-back ULAX box lacrosse champions after holding off a late surge from the Brewins to secure an 11-9 victory in the title game. The defending champs wasted no time asserting their dominance, jumping out to an early lead with a relentless offensive attack and smothering defense. Their crisp ball movement and transition play had the Brewins on their heels, and by halftime, the Gamecocks looked poised for a comfortable win. But the Brewins refused to go quietly. Trailing by multiple goals in the fourth quarter, they found their rhythm and mounted a furious comeback, cutting the deficit to just two with under two minutes to play. However, the Gamecocks’ defense held strong in the final moments, sealing the win and securing another ULAX championship. With their second straight title, the Gamecocks continue to cement themselves as the team to beat in ULAX OC box lacrosse.

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Water Dogs Send Stars Back Down to Earth in 24-17 Win

Stars
17
Water Dogs
24
After a stellar Stars win against the Guardians, the Water Dogs came barking out of the pound to down the Stars. Honarmand and McCarthy couldn't be kept on their leashes, with Honarmand adding a hat trick on top of a sock trick and McCarthy having his own sock trick, the two accounted 15 goals on their own. Stars had their own stand outs, with hat tricks from Myles Brown and Donnelly, and a sock trick from Jung, but it wasn't enough to keep up with the Dogs' offensive tenacity. Both teams play Guardians next week, can the Dogs remain undefeated? And will the Stars manage to repeat their season opener against the Guardians?

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Stars Shine in Season Opener with Hat Tricks from Knightly, Burns, and Bonaparte Against Guardians

Guardians LC
10
Stars
15
The Stars came bursting onto the field in their first game against the Guardians to open the spring '25 season. Stars came out to a 3-0 start and then found themselves trading goals with the Guardians, going 6-3 into the half. Both teams exploded in the second half, more than doubling their goals for the 1st half. Brown and Hamilton stood out for the Guardians, with three goals each, but hat tricks from three Stars and four other goal scorers meant two hot hands weren't enough to supernova the Stars. Guardians play their double header next week, can they redeem the loss and bounce back?

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Rusty Buffaloes Triumph in Thrilling Championship Clash, Defeating Wings LC 23-17

Wings LC
17
Rusty Buffaloes
23
In the championship showdown, the Rusty Buffaloes secured a hard-fought 23-17 victory over the Wings. Despite the Wings strong performance, the Rusty Buffaloes held their ground with determination to claim the title.

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Prestige Takes Game 2

Prestige Worldwide
10
Beers After
7
Prestige is looking dominant to start the season. After a thrilling win in game one, they came right back and did it again in game 2. They will be a force to reckon with the rest of the season.

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Prestige Wins it in OT

Prestige Worldwide
7
Tony’s Hawks
6
Great back and forth game. Prestige was able to score the game tying goal at the buzzer, but Prestige was able to win the face-off and score on their first shot in OT.

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West Express Finishes Season in Third

Malibu
4
West Express
7
The 2025 ULAX Winter Season consolation game saw the usual Malibu vigor fight against the West Express aggressiveness to win. Despite two ties early in the game, halftime saw a renewed effort from West Express that team Malibu could not match and point after point was scored against Malibu, resulting in a final score of 7-4 in West Expresses favor.

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Team Broski are ULAX Champions

Chiefs
5
Broski
7
After a hard fought season from both teams, the final game of the ULAX 2025 Winter Season has come to an end. The Chiefs for a third time in a row have been unable to regain their spot as ruling champions in the face of the determination of team Broski. Beginning the game, both teams traded goals until at halftime, when the score rested at 2-4 in Broski's favor. As the game continued, the Chiefs found it increasingly difficult to even tie the game while Broski continued to pummel the Chiefs defense with shot after shot. In the end, after a great effort, the Chiefs were unable to overcome the odds, and eventually lost the game 7-5 with team Broski taking the championship title home.

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Beers After Wins 5-4

Beers After
5
Tony’s Hawks
4
After a tough fought first game, Beers After was able to lock it in and come away with a close W. Garrett Smith was a brick wall with 18 saves making a lot of shots look too easy. Tony's Hawks looks to repeat as league champs, but has some good competition this season.

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Prestige Wins 10-6

Beers After
6
Prestige Worldwide
10
High scoring game to start the spring season right. Colin Hunt got the first goal of the season with an insane bob goal with his d-pole. Close game until about half way through the second half where Prestige was able to lock in and and spread the scoring gap.

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Pups defeat More Dudes, 19-3

More Dudes Lacrosse
3
Pups: Powered by Strive
19

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Chiefs Will Compete in Championship

Chiefs
8
West Express
3
Thanks to the leadership of Coach Alperin (#1) and the offensive and defensive depth of the Chiefs, team West Express were denied nearly every opportunity to score. By scoring the very first point in the game the message was clear: that the Chiefs will stop at nothing. The final score is 8-3 in the Chiefs favor.

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Ripper defeat Worms, 8-6

Grim Rippers
8
Worm Burners LC
6

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Broski Moves onto Champioship

Malibu
3
Broski
8
Broski gave it their all against team Malibu, and from the very first score of the game it was clear which team would be advancing. Despite the increasing score against them, team Malibu continued to play and scoring two extra goals after halftime. Despite their efforts, the final score was 8-3 in Broskis favor.

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Rippers upset the Pups, 11-10

Grim Rippers
11
Pups: Powered by Strive
10

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Chiefs Slaughter Their Way to Playoffs

Chiefs
11
Malibu
1
Team Malibu had the misfortune this week of having to play against the Chiefs before the playoffs. Under the on-and-off field guidance of coach Howard Alperin, both defense and offense conducted themselves excellently in the face of Malibu's determination. The final score was 11-1 in the Chiefs favor.

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Dudes beat the Worms, 19-3

More Dudes Lacrosse
19
Worm Burners LC
3

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West Express Winning Streak Ends

Broski
9
West Express
5
For four games in a row team West Express, thanks to their skillful offensive leadership from Henry Jean have won against every team they played but the higher a team climbs, the greater the fall. Being the last game of the regular season, team Broski used their expert defense led by d-pole N. Mohler to cause turnover after turnover, depriving West Express of their greatest asset. After a hard fought first half, team Broski sealed the deal by burying their opponents in a lead they could not surpass. The final score was 9-5 in Broski's favor.

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Gamecocks Punch Ticket to Championship

Brewins LC
3
Gamecocks
9
In a dominant performance, the Gamecocks cruised past the Brewins 9-3, securing their spot in the championship game. From the opening faceoff, the Gamecocks were relentless, overwhelming the Brewins with fast breaks and sharp shooting. By halftime, they had built a commanding 5-1 lead, thanks to an airtight defense and a balanced attack. The Brewins struggled to find any rhythm, as the Gamecocks continued to stifle their offense while capitalizing on nearly every scoring opportunity. In the second half, the Gamecocks kept up the pressure, adding four more goals and sealing the victory with ease. With the win, they locked in their place in the championship, showing they’re firing on all cylinders heading into the final showdown.

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Brewins Dominate

Brewins LC
10
Devils
2
In a one-sided affair, the Brewins absolutely dominated the Devils 10-2 in a box lacrosse blowout. From the opening whistle, the Brewins came out firing on all cylinders, overwhelming the Devils with a relentless offensive assault and a rock-solid defense. By the end of the first quarter, they had already built a 4-0 lead, and they didn’t let up. The Devils struggled to get anything going, as the Brewins stifled their attack with tight checking and forced turnovers. With a 7-1 lead at halftime, the Brewins continued to pour it on, extending their lead and cruising to an easy 10-2 victory. The Devils were no match for the Brewins’ sheer intensity and execution, as the Brewins capped off a statement win, leaving no doubt who was in control.

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West Express Executes Clean Sweep

West Express
12
Malibu
3
This week, team Malibu found themselves in the crosshairs of ULAX L.A.'s only undefeated team in the men's field division. Despite giving it their classic effort, Malibu simply could not stand against the juggernaut. The final score was 12-3 in West Express's favor.

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Chiefs on Losing Streak

Chiefs
7
Broski
10
In another contentious game, the Chiefs fought team Broski searching for a return to their undefeated ways. What they found instead was the Broski defense ready to cause a turnover and an offense which was ready to capitalize every opportunity. The final score was 10-7 in Broski's favor.

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Gamecocks Dominate

Devils
3
Gamecocks
8
In a tightly contested battle, the Gamecocks took control and defeated the Devils 8-3 in a box lacrosse clash. After a slow start, the Gamecocks found their rhythm in the second quarter, building a 4-1 lead by halftime. The Devils struggled to break through the Gamecocks' defense, as their aggressive pressuring and solid goaltending stifled any attempts at a comeback. The Gamecocks added four more goals in the second half, while the Devils could only manage two more in response. With a well-rounded team effort and clinical finishing, the Gamecocks secured a decisive 8-3 victory, keeping their defense tight and their offense clicking throughout.

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Devils Win

Devils
9
Brewins LC
6
In a high-scoring thriller, the Devils emerged victorious over the Brewins with a 9-6 win in a box lacrosse showdown. The Devils dominated early, racing out to a 5-2 lead by halftime, thanks to a flurry of quick-fire goals from their offense. Despite a gritty second-half push from the Brewins, who managed to close the gap to 7-6, the Devils held firm, with standout performances from their power play and key defensive stops. A late two-goal surge sealed the win for the Devils, ensuring their high-flying attack would leave the Brewins in the dust. The game was a true display of offensive firepower, with both teams pushing the pace, but the Devils ultimately outgunned the Brewins to claim a thrilling 9-6 victory.

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Rippers defeat Worms, 17-4

Grim Rippers
17
Worm Burners LC
4
--NOTABLE PLAYERS --
Grim Rippers
  • M. Campbell - 3 goals, 3 assists
  • M. Harding - 4 goals

    • Worms
  • D. Wright - 3 goals
  • B. Andrews - 1 goal

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    Chiefs Lose Again

    Chiefs
    6
    West Express
    8
    In another upset to their sterling record, the Chiefs were bested on the field by team West Express which combined a rock solid defense with an aggressive offense to overwhelm the Chiefs. The final score was 8-6 in West Expresses' favor.

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    Pups beat More Dudes, 16-3

    More Dudes Lacrosse
    3
    Pups: Powered by Strive
    16
    --Pups beat More Dudes --
    Pups
  • N. Fox - 3 goals
  • B. Askenas - 3 goals

    • More Dudes
  • C. Begley - 1 goal
  • G. Wheaton - 1 goal

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    Malibu Puts Up a Fight

    Malibu
    4
    Broski
    9
    In what some would assume was going to be an easy win for Broski turned out to be a glitter of hope for team Malibu's future. In a surprising performance, the score in the first half was a tight race. Despite this, Broski kept their foot on the pedal and ended the match with a score of 9-4 in their favor.

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    More Dudes defeats The Worms 23-2

    More Dudes Lacrosse
    23
    Worm Burners LC
    2
    --NOTABLE PLAYERS --
    More Dudes
  • J. Stahanczyk - 5 goals
  • C. Begley - 4 goals

    • Worm Burners LC
  • B. Andrews - 1 goal
  • J. Snyder - 1 goal

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    West Express Pull Off Narrow Win

    Broski
    5
    West Express
    6
    The match up between the two best performing teams in the league thus far ended as expected. A narrow victory for one party and bitter defeat for the other. Thanks to a dynamic offense lead by West Express's own star Henry Jean, the score ended up as 6-5 in West Express's favor.

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    Pup defeat Grim Rippers 14-4

    Grim Rippers
    4
    Pups: Powered by Strive
    14
    --NOTABLE PLAYERS --
    Pups
  • N. Fox - 5 goals, 2 assists
  • J. Lindsay - 3 goals

    • Grim Rippers
  • M. Campbell - 3 goals
  • T. Kopen - 2 assists

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    Chiefs Return to Stomping Ground

    Chiefs
    7
    Malibu
    0
    Malibu was forced to continue its underdog story when the team had to play defense for the entirety of the game. At one point, coach Howard Alperin (#1) of the Chiefs stepped onto the field to score a goal. The final score was 7-0 in the Chiefs favor

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    Gamecocks Roll

    Gamecocks
    7
    Brewins LC
    3
    The Gamecocks secured their third straight victory with a solid 7-3 win over the Brewins, pushing their record to an impressive 3-0 before the short break. In a physical, hard-fought game, the Gamecocks showcased their grit and discipline, breaking through the Brewins’ defense with well-executed plays and unrelenting energy. The defense remained a wall, stifling the Brewins’ scoring opportunities, while the Gamecocks’ offense delivered in key moments to maintain control of the game. With this win, the Gamecocks head into the break riding a wave of momentum. Teams will return to action on January 26th, and the Gamecocks will be ready to pick up right where they left off.

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    Gamecocks Dominate

    Gamecocks
    13
    Devils
    3
    The Gamecocks put on a clinic in their box lacrosse matchup, overpowering the Devils 13-3 in a dominant performance. From the opening whistle, the Gamecocks took control with relentless energy and precision, keeping the Devils on their heels all game long. The offense was firing on all cylinders, delivering goal after goal with seamless teamwork and clinical finishes. On the other end, the defense was impenetrable, shutting down the Devils' attack and forcing turnovers that fueled the Gamecocks' fast-paced play. By the final buzzer, the Gamecocks had cemented their dominance, leaving no doubt about their superiority on the field. Final score: Gamecocks 13, Devils 3. This is how champions play!

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    Chiefs off to Rough Start

    Broski
    9
    Chiefs
    6
    Final score was 9-6 in Broski's favor.

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    West Express Wins First Game

    Malibu
    3
    West Express
    6
    Final score was 6-3 in West Express's favor.

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    2nd half rally

    Brewins LC
    6
    Gamecocks
    9
    In a dramatic showdown, the Brewins led for most of the game, staying a step ahead of the Gamecocks through the first three quarters. However, in the third quarter, the Gamecocks made a bold comeback, tying the game at 6-6, setting the stage for a thrilling finish. With the game tied heading into the final period, the Gamecocks found their stride. They scored three unanswered goals in the fourth quarter, taking control and ultimately sealing a 9-6 victory. The Brewins, despite their early dominance, couldn’t respond to the Gamecocks' late surge, and the Gamecocks emerged as the victors after an exciting second-half rally.

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    Brewins start strong

    Brewins LC
    8
    Devils
    4
    The Brewins delivered a dominant performance in their lacrosse matchup against the Devils, securing an 8-4 victory. From the outset, the Brewins controlled the game with aggressive offense and a stifling defense. Despite a valiant effort from the Devils, who were able to find the net four times, the Brewins’ attack proved too much to handle. In the end, the Brewins' comprehensive team effort sealed the win, showcasing their superiority on both ends of the field.

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