LACROSSE BUILDER PASSES-MO RENAUD
Mo has been a significant face and voice in the lives of Winnipeggers. He was the General Manager of the Red River Exhibition/ Manisphere for over 30 years. Over that same period of time Mo was...
Mo has been a significant face and voice in the lives of Winnipeggers. He was the General Manager of the Red River Exhibition/ Manisphere for over 30 years. Over that same period of time Mo was...
Gord's lacrosse journey began in 1967 at age 16 when he joined the Kelvin Terriers Midget Lacrosse Club. The team went on that year to win the provincial midget box lacrosse title. The following...
Don started playing box lacrosse with the Norberry Community Centre in 1992 and progressed to the Sidewinders Ravens programs. Don expanded his lacrosse horizons by playing field lacrosse in the...
Bill Started playing lacrosse in 1951 missing the boom years of lacrosse (from 1944 to 1949) under the leadership of Tom O"Brien and the Greater Winnipeg Minor Lacrosse Association. During the...
Doug started his lacrosse career on the dirt box at Northwood Community Centre under the guidance of Sam Simcoff. Sam a teacher at Sisler High School and a member of the Committee for the...
Mike with his brother Bill, started playing pick up lacrosse when he was eleven years old in 1945 at the Kelvin Community Centre under the tutelage of Al and Doug Smallwood. During his two years...
The Manitoba Lacrosse Hall of Fame proudly announces its class of 2025 inductees: PLAYERS MIKE TYMCHYSHYN- goal tender played in three Minto Cup finals in the 1950's- winning 5 games. DOUG...
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...
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...