Est. 2001
For 22 years, legends paved the way and set the standard for today’s team – from the all-time assist leader Ryan Boyle to Pro Lacrosse Hall of Famer Mark Millon to the all-time points leader Paul Rabil.
The Cannons are back, reforged and reloaded. Founded in 2001 as an original Major League Lacrosse team, the Cannons make their return to Boston intent to build on their legacy of success. With a coaching staff and roster worthy of the task, this team plays with incredible passion, offensive skill, and stiffling defense. Boston is a city of Champions - and these Cannons are a team worthy of Title Town.
For 22 years, legends paved the way and set the standard for today’s team – from the all-time assist leader Ryan Boyle to Pro Lacrosse Hall of Famer Mark Millon to the all-time points leader Paul Rabil.
Under the leadership of Brian Holman, the Cannons put team at the heart of everything. Trust is one of the core values in Coach Holman’s culture.
Toughness, two-way play, and unselfish offense defines Cannons lacrosse. This team – like the city of Boston – is proud. Outside our locker room, we may be considered underdogs. But we know what we’re capable of.
With 320 career goals (3rd all-time), Marcus Holman is one of the best shooters in the history of the game. His hustle and passion are contagious. Marcus Holman wears his heart on his sleeve.
In his second pro season, Asher Nolting took a leap. He quarterbacked the league's best offense and recorded the first-ever 20G-20A season on his way to earning All-Pro honors.
One of the greatest competitors in lacrosse, Matt Kavanagh ranks second all-time in postseason points (54). Kavanagh led the Denver Outlaws to the 2016 and 2018 MLL Championships.