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🚨 NEW TEAMS ALERT 🚨 ⚡ Akwesasne Lightning ⚔️ Burlington Warriors (relocation) 🏹 Kahnawake Hunters Full details on our Facebook and Instagram accounts! 2025 is going to be 🔥🔥🔥 #OJCLL #Lacrosse

The Halton Hills Bulldogs defeated the West Grey Rampage 9-8 in overtime at Moldmasters Sportsplex. GWG: Liam Allington scored the power-play winner at 9:34 of OT. #OntarioLacrosse #JrCLacrosse #BoxLacrosse

Finals from the evening slate. Fergus 11 – 9 Orangeville Burlington 12 – 5 West Grey Full board from May 3 is now complete. #OJCLL #Lacrosse

Afternoon games in the books. Tight finishes, one OT thriller, and a few statements made early. Full results: Nepean 7 – 6 Cornwall Kahnawake 9 – 8 North Shore Six Nations 13 – 12 Peterborough (OT) Evening games up next 👀 🌐 ontariojrclacrosse.ca

Finals from May 2: North Shore 13–5 Gloucester (First Griffins return goal: Nico Cassan) Whitby 12–9 Cornwall Huntsville 14–5 Halton Hills Six Nations 14–8 Orangeville #OJCLL

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FINAL x3: Peterborough 7–4 Clarington (Lakers 3–0) Kahnawake 10–8 Akwesasne (Hunters 1–0) Huntsville 14–13 Fergus (OT) — Higgs GWG (Hawks 2–1) #OJCLL

FINAL: Peterborough 12, Whitby 6 Ryder Evans and Braxtin Howard led the Lakers with 6 points each as Peterborough improves to 2–0. Whitby falls to 1–1. #OJCLL

Week 1 ✔️ 🔥 Shirtliff (13 pts) leads the way 🔥 Page right behind (11 pts) 🔥 8 goals each — already rolling Huntsville stacks 3 in the Top 4 👀 Kodiaks offense right there Season’s just getting started. #OJCLL #Lacrosse

Two close finishes in the OJCLL today: Peterborough edges West Grey 10–9 Withers wins it with 0:33 left Huntsville tops Orangeville 11–8 Shirtliff: 5G, 3A Kondo earns the win #OJCLL #JuniorCLacrosse

FINAL: North Shore 19, Akwesasne 7 Akwesasne outshot North Shore 72–48, but the Kodiaks made it count. Zack Page: 11 pts (8G, 3A) Capela: 7 pts (4G, 3A) Alexis: 65 saves #OJCLL #JuniorCLacrosse

Last night, Jacksen Henhawk lifted Six Nations to a thrilling OT win over Fergus, while a 7-point night from Carson MacNeal powered Whitby to a home opening win. Just one game in the C tonight!

Congratulations to the West Grey Rampage on defeating perennial Western Powerhouses the Orangeville Northmen to record the first victory in franchise history.

Join us today (April 19) for an exhibition matchup between the Peterborough Lakers and Clarington Shamrox at the Tribute Communities Centre. Faceoff at 4:00 PM. A great chance to see both teams in action ahead of the season.

The Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League is pleased to welcome two new franchises for the 2026 season: Gloucester Griffins West Grey Rampage We look forward to their debut and the continued growth of Junior C lacrosse across Ontario.

Congratulations to your 2025 Meredith Cup Champions, the Peterborough Lakers!

Time for our final award of the year! OJCLL Leading Scorer – Reed Chamberlain (Peterborough Lakers) 33 goals. 49 assists. 82 points. Reed Chamberlain lit up the scoreboard all season long to take the 2025 OJCLL scoring title. Congratulations, Reed!

🏆 Meredith Cup Final – Game 3 Can't make it to Healthy Planet? Watch live at: youtube.com/live/5sgXiAHWc… 📅 Sunday, August 10 🕑 2:00 PM 📍 Healthy Planet Arena, Peterborough #OJCLL #MeredithCup #RoadToTheCup #JuniorCLacrosse #PeterboroughLakers #BurlingtonWarriors

🏆 Central MVP – Geordy Addison (Peterborough Lakers) One day after being named the Central's Top Tendy, Geordy is back in your feed today - this time winning the big one - Most Valuable Player. What a year for the masked man! Congratulations, Geordy.

🏆 East MVP – Anthony Capela (North Shore) Back-to-back brilliance. After taking the 2024 East MVP, Anthony Capela doubled down with another standout year for the Kodiaks. His consistency, playmaking, and knack for big-game performances make him a repeat champion in the East.

🏆 West MVP – Brian LaForme (Six Nations Stealth) Captain, leader, difference-maker. Brian LaForme’s dominance helped power the Stealth through another strong season. His vision, physicality, and ability to take over games earn him the title of 2025 West MVP.