MANITOBA LACROSSE HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM
Our objective is to remember and recognize those who have brought honour and distinction to lacrosse in Manitoba as players, builders and teams. The Hall of Fame and Museum is a registered non-profit organization at the Federal and Provincial level. Our objective is to remember and recognize those who have brought honour and distinction to lacrosse in Manitoba as players, builders, player/builders and teams.
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MANITOBA MINTO CUP PLAY DOWNS 1948 PART 5- ISAAC BROCK REPRESENTS MANITOBA
When most Winnipegers think of lacrosse the first thing that comes to mind is Elmwood. For thirty years, under the banners of the Elmwood Pats, Elmwood Terriers, and Kelvin Terriers, this region...
MANITOBA MINTO CUP PLAY DOWNS RESUME IN 1947- PART 4
MINTO CUP PLAY SUSPENDED FOR WW II FROM 1941-46 Most sports stop national competitions for World War II- lacrosse was one of these sports. MANITOBA FIGHTS FOR RESPECT IN 1947 After five years of...
MB MINTO CUP 1039-40- PART 3
SQUABBLE OVER MONEY ENDS MINTO CUP PLAY DOWNS An often heard cliche is "History repeats in self". This is certainly true in amateur sports where money is often the root cause of decisions that...
MANITOBA MINTO CUP HISTORY- PART 2- 1938
After getting their "feet wet" in the 1937 play downs against the Vancouver Bluebirds, optimism was high for their 1938 visit by the Orillia Terriers- Ontario junior champions, who Defeated St....
The Manitoba Lacrosse Hall of Fame gratefully acknowledges the Province of Manitoba Department of Sport, Culture & Heritage, Heritage Grants Program and the Canadian Lacrosse Association for their generous financial support.
The Manitoba Lacrosse Hall of Fame would like to thank Dr. Russell Field, Assistant Professor
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management at the University of Manitoba for his extensive research and writing on lacrosse's history in the province.