Northmen Doc

Thanks to @NorthmenDoc for these clips on the newest inductees into the @CanLaxHall Class of 2025, the 1993-96 Jr A Northmen started the culture, and Phil “Flipper” Sanderson was one of the best defensive players of all time. #HornsUp #UpholdTheTradition

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@JrANorthmen @NorthmenAlumni @NorthmenLAX @JrBNorthmen

Save the date: July 3-6 🎬🍿 at the Orangeville Opera House Tickets will be available soon for this Exclusive Screenings event! It’s been a labour of love for our @bumpyroadproductions team and the MANY who have helped along the way. We can’t wait for you to see it!

Game by game, @SpallinaJoey keeps getting better in these playoffs and that is saying a TON!! #22 put up 5G, 5A in Game #1🔥, what’s he got in store for the fans in Game #2 on Wednesday night? #HornsUp #UpholdTheTradition (🎥: @garretteddy2 )

The hang time or the reach? We couldn’t decide which was nicer, @DeereTrey 🔥🔥

Like any Northmen team, this one is quickly coming together as a family. However, this summer’s family is special with three different sets of brothers on the roster. #HornsUp #OJLL

Blaze Riorden is a national treasure. And those Chaos unis look glorious in the sun. The name and number font is fantastic.

Gross one from Liam Matthews 🤮

Lacrosse has historic roots. Created and first played by Native Americans thousands of years ago, there’s no doubt about its origins. What else makes lacrosse unique? Its impact on the development of other major sports in North America. In 1636, Jean de Brebeuf first witnessed and wrote about the game just outside of what's now southern Ontario, calling it "lacrosse". A demonstration from the Kahnawake Nation in 1834 led to the formation of the Montreal lacrosse club in 1856 – when lacrosse was declared the National Game of Canada. In 1860, the “father of modern lacrosse” George Beers began to codify the first written rules of the modern game. Shinny was an early form of hockey with no standard rules, played in Nova Scotia. The format was constructed from the style and physicality of lacrosse. In 1875, the first ice hockey game was played in Montreal. Inspired by his colleague George Beers, as well as his love for Shinny, James Creighton wrote the first rules of ice hockey in 1877. In 1883, James Naismith attended McGill University – also in Montreal, where he played lacrosse. He later became the school’s AD and was tasked with creating a sport that could be played indoors, during the winter. Referencing lacrosse, hockey, baseball and rugby – Naismith eventually invented basketball. Conn Smythe was born in 1895 – a WWI and WWII vet, as well as the former owner, coach and GM of the @MapleLeafs. Due to his profound impact on the game, the NHL named their Stanley Cup MVP award in his honor. Famously, Conn Smythe said, “If I had to go to war again, I’d bring lacrosse players.” With the @NHL and @NBA Playoffs ongoing, @NCAALAX Championship Weekend ahead, and the 2024 @PremierLacrosse season opener on June 1st, there’s not a better time to celebrate the skill, physicality, endurance, intelligence and teamwork of North America’s first game.

This ball movement 🤤 #lacrosse #lacrossehighlights #ojll #jra #northmen

𝐴 𝑏𝑒𝑎𝑢𝑡𝑖𝑓𝑢𝑙 𝑚𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡 @CuseMLAX legend Paul Gait joins his brother Gary in the rafters with his No. 19 jersey retired during halftime. 🐐🐐

We are pleased to announce we've signed a pair of outstanding goaltenders for the 2024 season - welcome back Cam Dunkerley and welcome to the Shamrocks Chris Origlieri! Read the full story at VictoriaShamrocks.com #TheTraditionThatUnitesUs

Well now!!!

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This feature length documentary charts the rise of the Orangeville Northmen Lacrosse organization. Produced by Bumpy Road Productions, in association with the Northmen Alumni Association. bumpyroadproductions.com/the-northmen-w…