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Major league Lacrosse 2017 Season Schedule Week DAY DAte home away Week DAY DAte home away Week 1 Saturday 4/22/2017 atlanta Ohio Week 10 thursday 6/22/2017 boston ohio Week 1 Saturday 4/22/2017 charlotte denver Week 10 Saturday 6/24/2017 denver new york Week 1 Saturday 4/22/2017 chesapeake new york Week 10 Saturday 6/24/2017 charlotte florida Week 1 Saturday 4/22/2017 florida boston Week 10 Saturday 6/24/2017 rochester atlanta Week 10 Saturday 6/24/2017 ohio chesapeake Week 2 Saturday 4/29/2017 new york denver Week 2 Saturday 4/29/2017 atlanta boston Week 11 Thursday 6/29/2017 new york ohio Week 2 Saturday 4/29/2017 florida rochester Week 11 Saturday 7/1/2017 atlanta florida Week 2 Saturday 4/29/2017 charlotte ohio Week 11 Sunday 7/2/2017 chesapeake rochester Week 11 tuesday 7/4/2017 denver atlanta Week 3 Saturday 5/6/2017 boston chesapeake Week 3 Saturday 5/6/2017 ohio rochester all-star game - july 8th, 2017 Week 3 sunday 5/7/2017 denver charlotte Week 12 Thursday 7/13/2017 New york atlanta WEEK 4 Thursday 5/11/2017 rochester charlotte Week 12 Saturday 7/15/2017 rochester boston WEEK 4 Saturday 5/13/2017 atlanta new york Week 12 Saturday 7/15/2017 charlotte new york WEEK 4 Saturday 5/13/2017 boston rochester Week 12 Saturday 7/15/2017 florida chesapeake WEEK 4 Saturday 5/13/2017 charlotte chesapeake Week 12 Saturday 7/15/2017 ohio denver WEEK 4 Saturday 5/13/2017 florida denver WEEK 13 Thursday 7/20/2017 new york boston WEEK 5 Friday 5/19/2017 chesapeake atlanta WEEK 13 thursday 7/20/2017 chesapeake florida WEEK 5 Saturday 5/20/2017 boston new york WEEK 13 thursday 7/20/2017 rochester denver WEEK 5 Saturday 5/20/2017 ohio charlotte WEEK 13 Saturday 7/22/2017 atlanta chesapeake WEEK 5 Saturday 5/20/2017 rochester florida WEEK 13 Saturday 7/22/2017 florida charlotte WEEK 13 sunday 7/23/2017 denver ohio WEEK 6 Saturday 5/27/2017 denver rochester WEEK 6 Saturday 5/27/2017 ohio florida WEEK 14 thursday 7/27/2017 charlotte boston WEEK 14 thursday 7/27/2017 denver chesapeake WEEK 7 Friday 6/2/2017 chesapeake ohio WEEK 14 saturday 7/29/2017 atlanta rochester WEEK 7 friday 6/2/2017 new york florida WEEK 14 saturday 7/29/2017 boston florida WEEK 7 Saturday 6/3/2017 atlanta charlotte WEEK 14 Saturday 7/29/2017 ohio new york WEEK 7 Saturday 6/3/2017 boston denver WEEK 15 thursday 8/3/2017 chesapeake denver WEEK 8 Saturday 6/10/2017 charlotte atlanta WEEK 15 Saturday 8/5/2017 boston atlanta WEEK 8 Saturday 6/10/2017 florida new york WEEK 15 Saturday 8/5/2017 rochester ohio WEEK 8 Saturday 6/10/2017 ohio boston WEEK 15 Saturday 8/5/2017 new york charlotte WEEK 8 Saturday 6/10/2017 rochester chesapeake Semi-finals Saturday 8/12/2017 tbd tbd WEEK 9 Friday 6/16/2017 chesapeake charlotte semi-finals Saturday 8/12/2017 tbd tbd WEEK 9 Saturday 6/17/2017 denver boston WEEK 9 Saturday 6/17/2017 new york rochester championship Saturday 8/19/2017 tbd tbd WEEK 9 Saturday 6/17/2017 florida atlanta.

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Bostoncannons Notes
BOSTON CANNONS NOTES MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE CHAMPIONS: 2011 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE RUNNER-UPS: 2004 AMERICAN DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 2004, 2005 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS: 2010, 2011 KELLER A. DINAN [email protected] BOSTONCANNONS.COM/GAMENOTES BOSTON CANNONS (5-3; 1.0 GB) VS DENVER OUTLAWS (6-2; - GB) Saturday, August 3, 2019 • 6:02 PM EST • Broncos Stadium at Mile High • Denver, CO Nick Marrocco (5-3; 13.21 GAA) vs Dillon Ward (6-2; 13.07 GAA) Game #9 • Away Game #5 • TV: NBC Sports Boston • Mobile: NBC Sports MY TEAMS App • Radio: N/A A FIGHT FOR THE TOP SPOT: The Cannons healthy Kevin Reisman (who was 77-for-153 in assists for 22 points. His most recent game vs. come head out west to Mile High against first- five games before landing on IR) should help. Boston was on June 29, when he scored one place Denver, looking to cute the lead on the goal and added four assists. Grant Jr. as an The Cannons also need to minimize the Outlaws in MLL play. Boston looks to get it’s offensive coordinator for Denver has had unforced turnovers that have been costly in all first win in Denver since 2017, and their eighth Denver average over 17 goals per game against three losses this season. These turnovers have win overall in Denver. Boston since 2016. come from a variety of places on the field, but MLL ALL-STAR GAME: On Saturday, July 27, failing to clear the ball out of the defensive Major League Lacrosse held their MLL All-Star zone and poor passing in the offensive zone are Game at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial two issues Boston needs to rid itself of quickly.
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In 2017, the Campbell Alumni Award Is Presented to Greg Gurenlian (Number 32), Springfield High School Class of 2002
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