NLL
United States
The National Lacrosse League of the USA/Canada/Northern America
Colorado Mammoth
vs
Philadelphia Wings
Live NLL TV Link
Match scheduled:
Start: 24-01-2010 from 00:00 (GMT)
National Lacrosse League 2010
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Rochester Knighthawks Owner and General Manager Curt Styres announced today that the team has signed and activated veteran defenseman Marshall Abrams and released forward Jason Henhawk and defenseman Donny Moss. The moves are pending league approval.
"Last year he couldn't play due to family commitments and coaching the Arrows. We told him as soon as he was ready we would like to have him back. We asked him and he said, ‘Yes,'" said Styres. "He has been practicing with us and is ready to roll. Marshall is a big, strong, fast-footed defenseman that can go one-on-one with anyone's best player.
"We had the potential to make a move to make us better. Marshall certainly does that," he added. "If we can make a move to make us stronger we are going to make it."
Abrams (Onondaga Nation) enters his ninth season of pro lacrosse and his eighth as a Knighthawk in 2010. In his career, he has played in 98 games and recorded eight goals, 42 assists and 468 loose balls. In 2008, he played in all 16 games and collected five assists and 66 loose balls. In 2007, he won his first NLL championship as a member of the Knighthawks.
One of the big differences in the contest was the play of Stealth face-off man Jamison Koesterer. He went 25 for 27 in the face-off circle to give the Stealth control of the ball, and the game. Tyler Richards had his second strong outing of the season, recording 28 saves in the victory.
Zywicki had a game-high six points on a goal and five assists. He reached the 150 career assist plateau with an assist in the second quarter. Duch added a goal and four assists and Paul Rabil was credited with four helpers as well. Ratcliff and Wiles each tallied two goals and an assist.
The Stealth won the loose ball battle, picking up 76 to the Bandits' 61. Eric Martin, who entered the game second in the league with 26 loose balls, grabbed a game-high ten.
United States
The National Lacrosse League of the USA/Canada/Northern America
Colorado Mammoth
vs
Philadelphia Wings
Live NLL TV Link
Match scheduled:
Start: 24-01-2010 from 00:00 (GMT)
National Lacrosse League 2010
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Rochester Knighthawks Owner and General Manager Curt Styres announced today that the team has signed and activated veteran defenseman Marshall Abrams and released forward Jason Henhawk and defenseman Donny Moss. The moves are pending league approval.
"Last year he couldn't play due to family commitments and coaching the Arrows. We told him as soon as he was ready we would like to have him back. We asked him and he said, ‘Yes,'" said Styres. "He has been practicing with us and is ready to roll. Marshall is a big, strong, fast-footed defenseman that can go one-on-one with anyone's best player.
"We had the potential to make a move to make us better. Marshall certainly does that," he added. "If we can make a move to make us stronger we are going to make it."
Abrams (Onondaga Nation) enters his ninth season of pro lacrosse and his eighth as a Knighthawk in 2010. In his career, he has played in 98 games and recorded eight goals, 42 assists and 468 loose balls. In 2008, he played in all 16 games and collected five assists and 66 loose balls. In 2007, he won his first NLL championship as a member of the Knighthawks.
One of the big differences in the contest was the play of Stealth face-off man Jamison Koesterer. He went 25 for 27 in the face-off circle to give the Stealth control of the ball, and the game. Tyler Richards had his second strong outing of the season, recording 28 saves in the victory.
Zywicki had a game-high six points on a goal and five assists. He reached the 150 career assist plateau with an assist in the second quarter. Duch added a goal and four assists and Paul Rabil was credited with four helpers as well. Ratcliff and Wiles each tallied two goals and an assist.
The Stealth won the loose ball battle, picking up 76 to the Bandits' 61. Eric Martin, who entered the game second in the league with 26 loose balls, grabbed a game-high ten.
