In Memoriam: Kelly Mitchell
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2020
Lacrosse Our National Game (Song)
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Six Nations Community, OLA and OHRC Working to Address Anti-Indigenous Racism in Lacrosse
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Just In Time For The Holidays...
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CLA Welcomes New Board Members at 2020 Annual Meeting
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Pro lacrosse players seek to give back
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Cheyenne Lazore Designs Ribbon Skirt to Honour Ireland Lacrosse
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Cambridge Lacrosse Association Bids Farewell to Chiefs Name
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Newmarket's lacrosse, softball teams brought glory to town
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Sports Ex-lacrosse star Delby Powless writes about mental health in novel ‘Medicine Game’
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OLA Board of Directors Welcomes New Members
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Bomhof Acclaimed As Next OLA President
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2020 OLA Annual General Meeting Outcomes
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OLOA & OLA Announce 2020 Tom Hutchinson Bursary Requirements For Officials
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Though we were not able to have a season in 2020, the OLOA, in partnership with the OLA, sees value in recognizing a dedicated official through the Tom Hutchinson Memorial Bursary Award. This award includes a $1,000 bursary and is presented annually to one official attending Canadian post-secondary education. Interested applicants may complete the attached form and submit their essay to pr@ontariolacrosseofficials.com no later than November 5th at 12pm.
The full details on the bursary and application process are here.
The World Salutes Vernon Henhawk & Kamren Powless
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Ontario Protects Volunteers & Organizations Who Make Honest Efforts to Follow Public Health Guidelines
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ALA Coaching and Program Director Career Opportunities
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43 OLA Players Selected In The 2020 NLL Draft
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CLA Statement on Canada Summer Games Postponement
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2021 Canada Summer Games Announces Postponement
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Iroquois Nationals lacrosse team to compete in 2022 World Games (CBC)
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2020 OLA Annual General Meeting
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Teddy's Troopers (Ted Higgins / Parkinson Canada Superwalk)
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For more than four decades, Ted Higgins has been a recognizable face in the Peterborough lacrosse community. Beyond the Kawartha Region, Ted is an Ontario Hall of Fame Inductee (1998), and a Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame Inductee (2005), both in the Builder Category. The Peterborough Century 21 Lakers President (MSL) was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in early 2019, and has teamed up with the Peterborough Kawartha Lakers Chapter of Parkinson Canada to raise money for the organization. To read more about Teddy's Trooper's and the work that Ted is doing with Parkinson Canada, click here.
To read a complete biography about Ted's achievements in Major Series Lacrosse, click here.
To donate to Teddy's Troopers, click here.
CLA Announces Dan Carey as General Manager for Men’s Field National Team Program
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