Wisdom can be defined as having the quality of having experience, knowledge and making good judgement. Although still young in a worldly sense, the U22 Thunderhawks display a number of these characteristics for the sport of lacrosse, and are in a unique position this season. Most divisions in sport are made up of two age groups, sometimes referred to majors and … [Read more...] about Thunderhawks’ range of ages makes for strong team
Four Wilson Thunderhawks, no relation
With the U22 team traversing four age groups, there is a greater opportunity to draw from a larger pool of players. When opponents look at the U22 Thunderhawks roster, they might think “That’s a big family!” Or “I feel sorry for the parents!,” but really, the four Wilsons on the team are not related. Three of the Thunderhawk Wilsons are defenders, and one is an … [Read more...] about Four Wilson Thunderhawks, no relation
For Thunderhawks, good things come in threes
It’s often said bad things come in threes, and for the Thunderhawks U22 Lacrosse team’s opponents, this is true. The Ostromecki brothers are often a thorn in the sides of their opponents because of their three-pronged attack — an attack the Hamilton Bengals were unfortunate to experience during last Thursday’s contest which saw the Thunderhawks finish with a6-4 … [Read more...] about For Thunderhawks, good things come in threes
Thunderhawks Jr. B taking year sabbatical
Due to a lack of community support, transitioning players and inflexible scheduling, the Niagara Thunderhawks Jr. B Lacrosse team will be taking a sabbatical for the 2020 season. Past and present success hasn’t seemed to get the support of our community. The Thunderhawks were one of the lowest fan-supported teams in the whole 24-team league, especially compared to … [Read more...] about Thunderhawks Jr. B taking year sabbatical
Lacrosse duo wins coveted championship
Two local members of the Niagara Thunderhawks Junior Bs helped the Junior A team from Orangeville win the ultimate prize for their level of lacrosse, the Minto Cup. Zach Belter and Chris Weier both played for the Thunderhawks this season, but with the early exit of the team from the playoffs at the Jr. B level, both were called up to help the Orangeville Northmen on … [Read more...] about Lacrosse duo wins coveted championship