Why Ontario Masters Lacrosse Association?

Masters lacrosse a non-contact game incorporating the basic rules of lacrosse. The Ontario Masters Lacrosse Association strives to promote physical fitness, sportsmanship and fair play while playing this great game.

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Testimonials

Drinking!

Bob Drury

Brampton Player

For the fun of it, and to get out of the house!

Devin Millen

Niagara Player

Love the comraderie!

Steve Bast

Rams Player

Alumni

Foster Cuomo

Foster Cuomo

Player

Foster grew up playing minor lacrosse for the Oakville Hawks, he transitioned directly into a success junior B career with the Buzz, and then onto play for the Quinnipiac University D1 Lacrosse Team. Foster is a human highlight reel, and was quoted as being maybe one of the best and most under-the radar players in Canada.

Andy Ogilvie

Andy Ogilvie

Player/Builder

Ogilvie grew up playing lacrosse in Peterborough Ontario, after finishing minor lacrosse, he played Junior B in Ennismore and then advanced to play in the Ontario Junior Lacrosse League with the Peterborough Lakers where he won two Minto Cups in 83 and 86. Andy then moved out west where he played with the New Westminster Salmonbellies winning the Mann Cup two times in 89, 91 and then again in 01 with the Coquitlam Adanacs, he was also named the playoff MVP. Ogilvie won gold in 2003 at the FIL World Indoor Lacrosse Championships and bronze at the 1994 FIL World Lacrosse Championships. Andy played nine years in the NLL with the Bandits, Roughnecks and Ravens.

Cory Bomberry

Cory Bomberry

Player

Selected as a first-round pick by the Rochester  Knighthawks in 1997, Bomberry entered the league as a two-time Mann Cup champion with the Six Nations Chiefs (1995, 1996). In his rookie year, the Knighthawks won the championship. Twice in his 13-year professional career, Bomberry has been the recipient of the Turtle Island News  National Lacrosse League Native American MVP!

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