Montreal Junior Lacrosse League
Montreal Junior Lacrosse LeagueSport |
Box Lacrosse |
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Founded |
2014 |
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Ceased |
2015 |
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CEO |
Christian Lamothe |
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No. of teams |
4 |
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Country |
Canada United States |
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Last champion(s) |
Vermont Jr. Voyageurs (2014) |
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The Montreal Junior Lacrosse League (MJLL) is a Junior B box lacrosse league. The teams are located in Quebec and one in Vermont. The league was formed in 2014[1] to help fill a void of junior lacrosse in the area.
History
Four teams competed in the inaugural 2014 season, which began in late May. The Vermont Jr. Voyageurs (6-0) finished undefeated in the regular season[2] to earn a playoff bye into the championship series. Second-seed Montreal Shamrocks (4-2) defeated Kanehsatake (2-4) in two-straight games (12-1, 13-3) to advance. In the best-of 3 final, Vermont won Game 1 at home 11-7. Game 2 was played in Montreal, with the Jr. Voyageurs clinching the first-ever MJLL title with an 11-6 victory.
In Winter of 2015 it was announced that three of the four MJLL teams would merge with the Iroquois Nations Junior B Lacrosse League to form a new seven-team league (renamed First Nations Junior B Lacrosse League). On May 16, 2015 the Montreal Shamrocks won the first-ever FNJBLL game, 6-5 over Kanehsatake Warriors. The game was played at Aréna Kevin-Lowe in Lachute, Québec.
Teams
Team | City | Arena |
Montreal Jr. Phoenix | Montreal, Quebec | Aréna Bill-Durnan |
Montreal Jr. Shamrocks | Montreal, Quebec | Aréna Bill-Durnan |
Kanehsatake Jr. Warriors | Deux-Montagnes, Quebec | Olympia Arena |
Vermont Jr. Voyageurs | Essex Junction, Vermont | Essex Skating Facility |
Champions
- 2014: Vermont Jr. Voyaguers
References
External links
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| CDN Senior B | |
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