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Friday Sept 8 Game 1 Six Nations 10 New Westminster 7
Saturday Sept 9 Game 2 Six Nations 13 New Westminster 11
Monday Sept 11 Game 3 Six Nations 8 New Westminster 7
Tuesday Sept 12 Game 4 New Westminster 11 Six Nations 10
Wednesday Sept 13 Game 5 Six Nations 11 New Westminster 9
Six Nations Chiefs are the 2023 Mann Cup Champions.
All games will start at 7:30 PM PT
All games will be played at Queens Park Arena New Westminster BC
Game #1 – Friday, September 8th
Game #2 – Saturday, September 9th
Game #3 – Monday, September 11th
Game #4 – Tuesday, September 12th
Game #5 – Wednesday, September 13th
Game #6 – Friday, September 15th
Game #7 – Saturday, September 16th
The 2023 Mann Cup Final is set
MSL Champion Six Nations Chiefs
vs
WLA Champion New Westminster Salmonbellies
After dispatching the Peterborough Lakers 4 games to none and claiming the Major Series Lacrosse Championship.
The Six Nations Chiefs will travel out west to British Columbia to play the winner of the Western Lacrosse Association final between the Langley Thunder and the New Westminster Salmonbellies.
Major Series Lacrosse will start its season on Sunday June 12. According to the Peterborough Lakers.
The co-founder of the Premier Lacrosse League says he is open to having discussions with Canada’s two leading senior leagues about how to best share players.
However, Paul Rabil says finding a resolution to their dispute will be “difficult.”
A provision in the PLL’s standard contracts prevent its players from competing in other sporting events, including lacrosse, when the field league’s season is on.
Most of the Premier Lacrosse League’s season overlaps with the two indoor leagues’ season.
Rabil says the clause is necessary for insurance reasons and is standard among other professional sports leagues in North America.
The Peterborough Lakers have won the 2019 Mann Cup after defeating the Victoria Shamrocks four games to one.
Dawson will plug right into the Rush lineup. Forward Curtis Knight, who was placed on the team’s injured-reserve list after getting banged up during Saturday’s 10-6 win over the Calgary Roughnecks, will miss Saturday’s home game against the Vancouver Stealth.
Keenan said Knight’s injury isn’t expected to be long-term, and there may be another move down the road.
“There could be more coming,” Keenan said. “I don’t see any crazy blockbusters, but there could more coming, for sure.”
With 12-6 victory over the Peterborough Lakers. Winning the series four games to two.
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