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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TOBA'S FIGHT FOR RESPECT
After five years of war and one year of negotiations the Minto Cup play downs were set for the fall of 1947. Changes negotiated included that provinces would be represented by their junior...
'51 ALL STAR PASSES
The Manitoba Lacrosse Hall of Fame is sad to announce the passing of Doug Arklie a member of the 1951 All star team that captured Manitoba's first Western Canadian Junior "A" lacrosse...
THE SECOND GREAT ERA OF LACROSSE IN WINNIPEG
In the late '30's and '40's minor lacrosse lay dormant in Winnipeg and Manitoba for more than eight years until the arrival of Tom O'Brien from Brampton, Ontario. Tom. A long time lacrosse...
DARKEST BEFORE THE DAWN
The decline in popularity of the game of lacrosse in Winnipeg can be directly linked to the Winnipeg School Division's decision to end the Winnipeg Schools Lacrosse League is 1929. The loss of...
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.