By | Every fast break starts with a spark – a ground ball won, a quick outlet pass, a numbers advantage. But for the Boston Cannons last year, that spark rarely led to a flame.  The Cannons finished dead last in fast-break shooting percentage in 2024, converting on just 19.3% of their opportunities, a sharp…

By | Boston Cannons have placed short-stick defensive midfielder Bubba Fairman on the injured reserve list.  Known for his relentless work rate, physical presence and team-first mentality, Fairman’s absence will be felt on the field and in the locker room. Drafted by Boston in 2022, he’s been a foundational piece in the building of Cannons…

By | Owen Grant didn’t land in Boston because the Cannons were desperate for help. With a championship-caliber defense headlined by Garrett Epple, Bryce Young and Colin Kirst in net, along with the return of the “general” on defense, Jack Kielty, one of the league’s top shutdown defenders, Boston’s back end was already projected to…

By | The Boston Cannons added two respected names to their coaching staff, announcing the hires of John Odierna and Alec Jernstedt as assistant coaches. Odierna, currently the defensive coordinator at Syracuse University, brings a deep background in collegiate coaching. Prior to joining the Orange in 2024, he served as the head coach at Manhattan…

By | In the dead of winter, with snow piling up along the edges of River Street in Billerica, Mass., Jeff Trainor was alone, putting in work.  There was no crowd, no game on the line – just him, a stick and a quiet obsession with perfecting his shot. The cold air bit at his…

By | “That guy should be the poster child [for Sixes]. He’s the best player in the country.” Those weren’t empty words from Boston Cannons head coach Brian Holman on Golden Sticken Award winner Matt Campbell. They were a statement of fact. In a tournament that showcased the future of lacrosse, Campbell excelled. Leading all…