Seattle, Wa.

SEATTLE- Sporadic rain showers pelted the teams of the 2010 Pac-10 Shootout.

Tonight the Stealth seeks to solidify their undefeated record against the Minnesota Swarm (1-3).  The Stealth return home to face a lack luster Swarm squad.   It was a game complete with excitement, fights and a six person Green Man squad.  Minnesota still has not found any team chemistry enough to make them a contender.  However, “any team can beat any team in the NLL,” said Stealth forward Rhys Duch.  The crowd was estimated at 3,500, as the mythical season continues.

The Washington State Chapter of US Lacrosse ihas announced they are hosting the 3rd Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on October 23, 2010 at the Washington Athletic Club. 

Denver, Colo. – The Washington Stealth improved to 5-0 tonight with a hard-fought 12-11 victory over West Division rival Colorado Mammoth  at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colo. Jeff Zywicki earned the game’s MVP honors with nine points (3g, 6a), leading the Stealth as they become the last remaining undefeated team in the National Lacrosse League.

Bellingham, Wa. – As I drove up to Bellingham, for the first time since my arrival here in Washington, I was taking in the weather and all the pleasant smells that go along with that drive, I was contemplating the game I was going to observe.  Expecting to show up and witness a repeat of last years game, I would have given Western 5 goals on the point spread still expecting the Huskies to come out on top.  Well, that is a bet I’m glad I didn’t put out there, as the divisional bracketing this year of the PNCLL, into two divisions made absolutely no difference for the Division II Western Washington University Vikings squaring off against the Division I University of Washington Huskys.  Even though the high school season does not start for another month, the college teams have been hard at work, and tonight’s match-up was the first competition of what is sure to line up as an exciting season.

Kicking off their 2010 season,  the Washington Huskies Lacrosse program will travel to Bellingham to take on Western Washington's Vikings Friday night at 7:30 on Wade King Turf Field. The Huskies begin another year squarely pitted in position to make a run at the playoffs against a Vikings team who has added firepower coming off their playoff run.

Hey guys sorry it has been a while but I have been working on getting ready for this up coming season. It was great to be back in Seattle for a while and I was lucky enough to spend a lot of time with the Washington Stealth. I don't know about you guys but I LOVE box lacrosse. It is a great twist on our favorite outdoor game, it is only right that we bring the box world into our lives with open arms and open minds.