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

I'm too old to play anywhere else.

Jacques Mireault

Rams Player

Drinking!

Bob Drury

Brampton Player

Because my dad just left me at the arena!

Craig Henderson

Huntsville Player

Alumni

Marty Hill

Marty Hill

Player

Growing up in Six Nations Marty moved into the Junior A program in 2009 as a transition player. Drafted to the NLL in 2015 he signed with Rochester and Buffalo. Marty spent the summer playing with the Six Nations Chiefs in Major Series Lacrosse, and well as playing winter ball in the ALL with the Six Nations Snipers.

Jeff Snyder

Jeff Snyder

Builder

Not to be confused with the incorrectly spelt Geoff Snider from Alberta, Jeff has become an incredible advocate for the sport in Ontario. Nobody knows whether Jeff actually works, as he always seems to be at the arena coaching one of the many teams in various disciplines and leagues. He is constantly sharing all he has learned throughout his lacrosse career in minor, junior, and college and being selected to attend pro camps. His tough, gritty lacrosse personality comes across much differently as a coach working with players in minor box lacrosse, junior men's field, senior men's field, women's field, junior box lacrosse, senior men's box and everything in between Jeff coaches and manages it all.

Ken "Monster" Montour

Ken "Monster" Montour

Player

Ken started playing lacrosse as a young boy for Six Nations seeing early successes, he received several accolades as a young goaltender. Ken moved on to play Junior A lacrosse for the Six Nations Arrows where he was awarded the most valuable player. Montour played almost all of his senior lacrosse career for the Six Nations Chiefs except for 2001 and 2002, where he moved out west, and played for the Adanacs and helping them win their first-ever Mann Cup.

In 2017, Ken was inducted into the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

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