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

Because I really love it!

Robert Wilkie

Huntsville Player

Love the comraderie!

Steve Bast

Rams Player

To have other people to drink beer with.

Mike Walker

Brampton Player

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Latest Articles

  • 2024-09-22 10:30 AM
  • by Nathan Joyes

2024 Season Comes to an End - Commissioner's Message

2024 Season Comes to an End - Commissioner's Message

Two weeks ago, the 2024 Masters lacrosse season came to a close. What a great weekend of Masters Lacrosse! Upsets, close games, drama. It had it all. Some players from the past dropped by for a quick visit. Due to some patterning of the regular season, a tie was had in a senior game Friday night, there can be no ties at provincials. Resolution was required, and after meeting with the team captains, a 5-minute sudden-death period at 10 am on Sunday was the solution.

Ontario Masters Provincials

After 4 tournament weekends, 1948 goals scored, 348 games played, all 20 Masters Lacrosse teams will meet in Oakville Ontario to battle it out this weekend for championship glory. Will the reigning Weekend Warriors and Six Nations retain their titles, or will the season standings remain with Bramalea and Owen Sound keeping their top spots? Make sure you are there to check out the edge-of-your-seat action!.
2024-09-04 10:00 AM
by Nathan Joyes
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Brampton Masters Lacrosse Tournament

Summer is starting to wind down, but masters lacrosse is still going strong in Ontario. The fourth and final seating tournament of the 2024 season will be hosted this weekend in the Flower City.
2024-08-06 01:30 PM
by Nathan Joyes
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Alumni

Sandy Chapman

Sandy Chapman

Player/Builder

Acton born Sandy Chapman, "Chappy", grew up playing hockey, like most Canadian kids, but also dabbled in Badminton. As time progressed, eventually his love and dedication to the game took over, and spent 10 years focused on lacrosse. His focus and love of the game paid off, getting him drafted in the first round, 12th overall, in 2001. But even as a five-time, NLL champion, three time Mann Cup Chappy continues the legacy of lacrosse by coaching with minor lacrosse for the Burlington Blaze. Watching the next generation of Chapman on the floor you can see the same tenacity and work ethic as his father brought to his game.

Brady Heseltine

Brady Heseltine

Player

Hailing from Elora Ontario Brady was destined to play lacrosse. For those from the area, Heseltine is synonymous with lacrosse. Growing up playing the game as a minor Brady had a knack for netting the ball. Moving from the minor program to junior in Elora, Brady was made captain. He eventually moved on to play Junior A with Brampton. He played D3 for Mercyhurst before moving on to senior lacrosse with Owen Sound and Brampton again.

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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Our Staff

Chris Sargent

Commissioner

Mark Harrington

Referee in Chief

K.C. Patterson

Senior Division Executive Member

Scott Spencer

Senior Division Executive Member

Jason Vehrs

Junior Division Executive Member

Erik Rasetta

Junior Division Executive Member