Canada men's national lacrosse team



























Canada
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Association Canadian Lacrosse Association
Head coach Randy Mearns
World Championship
Appearances 12 (first in 1967)
Best result Champions (1978, 2006, 2014)

The Canadian men's national lacrosse team participates in international competitions. The team is governed by the Canadian Lacrosse Association which itself is a member of the Federation of International Lacrosse, the international governing body for lacrosse. Traditionally Canada has been one of the leading nations in international play, placing among the top three at the World Lacrosse Championship every year since the tournament's inaugural year in 1967. Canada has a long-standing rivalry with the United States national lacrosse team as they both frequently find themselves facing off against each other.


The team is primarily made up of professional players who compete in Major League Lacrosse. However, many players also play in the National Lacrosse League and are members of Canada national indoor lacrosse team.


Past Team Canada squads have included lacrosse greats such as Gary Gait, Paul Gait and Tom Marechek.




Contents






  • 1 Competition achievements


    • 1.1 Olympic Games


    • 1.2 World Championships




  • 2 Current roster


    • 2.1 2018 FIL World Championship


    • 2.2 Starting attack in first game versus US (7/10/14)


    • 2.3 Starting defense in first game versus US (7/10/14)


    • 2.4 Remaining roster


    • 2.5 2014 coaches


    • 2.6 2010 World Lacrosse Championship roster




  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Competition achievements



Olympic Games


Canada had two representatives during the 1904 Summer Olympics which included a club team from Winnipeg, Manitoba and another team made up of players from the Mohawk nation.



























Games
Representative
Finish
Ref.

1904 St. Louis

Winnipeg Shamrock Lacrosse Team

 Gold
[1]

1904 St. Louis

Mohawk Indians

 Bronze
[1]

1908 London
-

 Gold
[1]


World Championships




































































Year Location Result
1967
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Bronze
1974 Melbourne, Australia
Silver
1978 Stockport, England
Gold
1982 Baltimore, USA
Bronze
1986
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Silver
1990
Perth, Australia

Silver
1994 Manchester, England
Bronze
1998 Baltimore, USA
Silver
2002
Perth, Australia

Silver
2006
London,Ontario, Canada

Gold
2010 Manchester, England
Silver
2014 Commerce City, USA
Gold


Current roster



2018 FIL World Championship


The following 34 players have been named to Canada's preliminary roster for the 2018 World Lacrosse Championship[2]































































































































































































































































































Player
Hometown
College
Graduation year
MLL Team
NLL Team
Tyson Bell

St. Catharines, ON

Onondaga Community College
2015

Atlanta Blaze

Calgary Roughnecks

Wesley Berg

Coquitlam, BC

University of Denver
2015

Denver Outlaws
Calgary Roughnecks
Joshua Byrne

New Westminster, BC

Hofstra University
2017


Buffalo Bandits
Mark Cockerton

Oshawa, ON

University of Virginia
2014

Ohio Machine

New England Black Wolves

Kevin Crowley
New Westminster, BC

Stony Brook University
2011

Charlotte Hounds
New England Black Wolves
Zach Currier

Peterborough, ON

Princeton University
2017
Denver Outlaws
Calgary Roughnecks

Curtis Dickson

Port Coquitlam, BC

University of Delaware
2010

New York Lizards
Calgary Roughnecks
Brennan Donville

Oakville, ON

Cornell University
2016


Connor Fields

Buffalo, NY, USA

University at Albany
2018


Matt Gilray
Oshawa, ON

Bucknell University
2018


Zack Greer

Whitby, ON

Duke University
2008
Denver Outlaws

Colorado Mammoth
Latrell Harris
St. Catharines, ON

Brock University
2021


Toronto Rock
Graeme Hossack

Port Perry, ON

Lindenwood University
2015
Atlanta Blaze

Rochester Knighthawks
Matthew Hossack
Port Perry, ON

Rochester Institute of Technology
2017
Atlanta Baze

Saskatchewan Rush
Jesse King

Victoria, BC

Ohio State University
2015
Atlanta Blaze

Georgia Swarm
Tre Leclaire

Surrey, BC
Ohio State University
2020


Jordan MacIntosh
Oakville, ON
Rochester Institute of Technology
2011

Dallas Rattlers
Georgia Swarm
Ian MacKay

Port Elgin, ON

University of Vermont
2018



Mark Matthews
Oshawa, ON
University of Denver
2012
Atlanta Blaze
Saskatchewan Rush

Ben McIntosh
Coquitlam, BC

Drexel University
2014

Saskatchewan Rush

Brodie Merrill

Orangeville, ON

Georgetown University
2005

Boston Cannons
Toronto Rock
Jason Noble
Orangeville, ON
Cornell University
2013

Chesapeake Bayhawks
Georgia Swarm
Jeremy Noble
Orangeville, ON
University of Denver
2014
Atlanta Blaze
Colorado Mammoth
Ryland Rees
Port Coquitlam, BC
Stony Brook University
2019


Kevin Rice

Skaneateles, NY, USA

Syracuse University
2015
Atlanta Blaze


Dhane Smith

Kitchener, ON


Dallas Rattlers
Buffalo Bandits

Geoff Snider

Calgary, AB
University of Denver
2006


Jeff Teat

Brampton, ON
Cornell University
2020


Joel Tinney

Cambridge, Ontario

Johns Hopkins University
2018


Alec Tulett

Toronto, ON

Brown University
2017

Florida Launch
Toronto Rock

Matt Vinc
St. Catharine's, ON

Canisius College
2005

Rochester Knighthawks
Dillon Ward
Orangeville, ON

Bellarmine University
2013
Denver Outlaws
Colorado Mammoth
Jason Weber
Whitby, ON

University of Detroit Mercy
2017


Jake Withers
Peterborough, ON
Ohio State University
2017
Atlanta Blaze
Rochester Knighthawks

The following players were included in the original 46 man squad, but not included after the first round of cuts.[3]































































































































Player
Hometown
College
Graduation Year
MLL Team
NLL Team
Chris Cloutier

Kitchener, ON

University of North Carolina
2018


Dan Coates

St. Catharines, ON

Canisius College
2011


Colorado Mammoth
Chris Corbeil

Oakville, ON




Saskatchewan Rush
Bennett Drake

Newcastle, ON

University at Albany
2017



Shawn Evans

Peterborough, ON

Bellarmine University
N/A

Chesapeake Bayhawks

New England Black Wolves
Chase Fraser

Aldergrove, BC

Neumann University
2017


Tyrell Hamer-Jackson

Kamloops, BC




Cameron Holding

Whitby, ON

Grand Valley State University
2011


Colorado Mammoth
Tate Jozokos

Wolfeboro, NH, USA
University of North Carolina
2017

Atlanta Blaze

Harrison Matsuoka

Calgary, AB

Stony Brook University
2020


Michael Messenger

Surrey, BC

Limestone College
2016

Ohio Machine
Saskatchewan Rush
Tyler Pace

Coquitlam, BC

University of Denver
2017

Calgary Roughnecks
Clarke Petterson

Toronto, ON

Cornell University
2019


Chas South

Mississauga, ON

Bryant University
2018




Starting attack in first game versus US (7/10/14)



































Name
Previous nat'l team
College
MLL*
NLL**
Note
Wesley Berg

Denver '15
NA
NA
In college, on the 2012 Under 19 Canada team[4]
Curtis Dickson

Delaware '10
Denver Outlaws
Calgary Roughnecks
Started in 10 of 15 games in his freshman year at Delaware in 2007 when team lost in final four to Hopkins,[5] 2011 NLL Rookie of the Year[6][7]
Mark Matthews

Denver '11
Rochester Rattlers
Edmonton Rush


* MLL = Major League Lacrosse, outdoor/field lacrosse, season from April to August, roster as of July 2014

**NLL = National Lacrosse League, indoor lacrosse, season from December to April, roster as of July 2014



Starting defense in first game versus US (7/10/14)



































Name
Previous nat'l team
College
MLL
NLL
Note
Brodie Merrill
2006, 2010[8]
Georgetown '05
Boston Cannons
Philadelphia Wings
MLL Defenseman of the Year for six straight seasons (2006–11),[9] head coach of The Hill Academy Men's Lacrosse team,[10] 1st team All-American in 2004 and 2005, head coach of the 2012 Canada U19 Men's team[11]
Dillon Roy

Denver '10
Denver Outlaws


Kyle Rubisch

Dowling '10

Edmonton Rush
1st team DII All-American in 2010


Remaining roster



























































































































































Name
Previous nat'l team
College
MLL
NLL
Note
Dan Coates, D

Canisius '11

Colorado Mammoth

Kevin Crowley, M

Stony Brook '11
Florida Launch
Philadelphia Wings
First overall pick in both MLL and NLL drafts in 2011,[12] 1st team All-American in 2010 and 2011
Angus Dineley, G
2010
Canisius '06
Rochester
Philadelphia Wings

Brendan Donville, G

Cornell '16
NA
NA
On the 2012 Under 19 Canada team[4]
David Earl, M

Notre Dame '11

Minnesota Swarm
1st team All-American in 2011
Cameron Flint, M/A

Denver '13
Denver Outlaws
Minnesota Swarm
1st team All-American in 2013
Jesse Gamble, A

Cornell '11



Zack Greer, A
2010
Duke '08/Bryant '09
Denver Outlaws
Edmonton Rush
1st team All-American in 2007 and 2008
Jordan Hall
2010
Delaware '07
Florida Launch
Philadelphia Wings

Cameron Holding, M

Grand Valley State (GSVU) '08, '09; Florida Southern '10, GSVU '11
Denver Outlaws
Colorado Mammouth

Adam Jones, M

Canisius '11

Colorado Mammouth

Jesse King, M

Ohio State '15
NA
NA
On the 2012 Under 19 Canada team,[4] named to U-19 All-World Team after 2012 tournament[13]
Jordan MacIntosh

Rochester Institute of Technology '11
Rochester Rattlers
Minnesota Swarm
PG lacrosse head coach at The Hill Academy[14]
Jason Noble, D

Cornell '13
Florida Launch
Minnesota Swarm
Went to The Hill Academy, 1st team All-American in 2013, twin brother of Jeremy, PG lacrosse assistant coach at The Hill Academy[14]
Jeremy Noble, M

Denver '14
Denver Outlaws
NA (in college)
Went to The Hill Academy, twin brother of Jason
Geoff Snider, Faceoff
2010
Denver '06
Charlotte Hounds
Calgary Roughnecks
On the Canada national team in 2006 and 2010,[15] faceoff coach of the 2012 Canada U19 Men's team[11]
Matt Vinc, G
2010
Canisius '05

Rochester Knighthawks
Lacrosse coach at Dennis Morris Catholic High School in St. Catharines, Canada
Dillon Ward, G

Bellarmine '13

Colorado Mammouth
Would win MVP of 2014 World Championships


2014 coaches


Head coach Randy Mearns: head coach of Canisius College for 17 years

Assistant coach Matt Brown: offensive coordinator at the University of Denver.



2010 World Lacrosse Championship roster


Roster for the 2010 World Lacrosse Championship.













































































































































Pos.
No.
Player
Team

G
1
Angus Dineley

United States New York Titans

G
30
Evan Kirk

United States Hobart College Statesmen

D
24

Brodie Merrill

Canada Toronto Nationals

D
6

Curtis Manning

Canada New Westminster Salmonbellies

D
2

Matt Vinc

Canada Toronto Nationals

D
2
Phillip Sanderson

Canada Toronto Nationals

D
5

Jon Sullivan

Canada Toronto Nationals

M
7

Billy Dee Smith

United States Buffalo Bandits

M
10

Simon Lysyk

Canada Toronto Nationals

M
25

Geoff Snider

Canada Toronto Nationals

M
14

Jordan Hall

Canada Toronto Nationals

M
11

Mac Allen

United States Rochester Knighthawks

M
9

Rhys Duch

United States Washington Stealth

M
23
Ryan McClelland

United States Colgate University

M
12

Shawn Williams

Canada Toronto Nationals

M
18

Patrick Merrill

Canada Toronto Nationals

A
11

Kevin Huntley

United States Washington Bayhawks

A
15

Mark Steenhuis

Canada Toronto Nationals

A
18

Zack Greer

United States Long Island Lizards

A
11
Garrett Billings

Canada Toronto Nationals

A
15

John Grant, Jr.

Canada Toronto Nationals

A
15

Corey Small

Canada Toronto Nationals


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External links



  • Official website of Team Canada

  • Official website of Canadian Lacrosse Association








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