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.
Announcements (View All)
LACROSSE IN WINNIPEG SCHOOLS 1901 - 1928
Robert Smith, a fine lacrosse player in Ontario, joined the Winnipeg School Board in 1893. His experience in organizing lacrosse (secretary for the Winnipeg Lacrosse Club) and enthusiastic belief...
WINNIPEG- GOLD MEDAL WINNER
Ironically, while Manitoba has never captured a national championship in lacrosse, it did produce the Winnipeg Shamrocks- winners of the 1904 Gold Medal at the St. Louis Olympics. The Shamrocks...
GOLDEN ERA OF LACROSSE IN MANITOBA
In the early 1900's the game was 12 player aside Field Lacrosse. It was played across Winnipeg and in the small towns of South West Manitoba, by immigrants from Southern Ontario, attracted...
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Happy New Year to all those who follow the Hall of Fame on line. We wish you and your family the best in 2023. We have a speciaL announcement: STARTING NEXT WE WILL BE POSTING ARTICLES...
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.