Mann Cup
 
The Peterborough Lakers have won their fifth Mann Cup title in ten years, overcoming a two-game deficit to beat Langley in four consecutive games. Following a 31-point Mann Cup performance, the Roughnecks' own Shawn Evans now sits in 22nd place for all-time Mann Cup scoring with 87 total points at the ripe age of 26. For the second straight year, Langley will have to settle for second between the WLA/MSL as Matt Leveque put up a six point performance in the six game series.

 

borough 14 Langley 8 (PETE 4-2)

Friday, September 7, 2012	Langley 13 Peterborough 12 (LANG 1-0)
Sunday, September 9, 2012	Langley 15 Peterborough 14 OT (LANG 2-0)
Monday, September 10, 2012	Peterborough 14 Langley 10 (LANG 2-1)
Wednesday, September 12, 2012	Peterborough 9 Langley 8 (2-2)
*Friday, September 14, 2012	Peterborough 9 Langley 5 (PETE 3-2)
*Saturday, September 15, 2012	Peter
*Sunday, September 16, 2012	7:00PM
*If necessary

 
Western Lacrosse Association (WLA)
 
In the best-of-seven Championship series Langley overtook Coquitlam four games to two, winning their second consecutive WLA Championship trophy.
 
Though he missed the final game of the championship series, Dane Dobbie finished second overall in WLA post-season scoring with 45 points.
 
In WLA semi-final playoff action Langley swept the series against Burnaby 4-0 and Coquitlam overtook Victoria 4-2 to advance to the WLA Championship series.
 
Langley finished the 2012 WLA regular season at the top of the standings with 24 points. Victoria managed a late-season surge to finish in second place (22 points) while Coquitlam and Burnaby found themselves in third and fourth place, respectively, with 20 points. League-leading scorer Scott Ranger and the Nanaimo Timberman were eliminated from the playoff race as they finished the season in sixth place.
 
The Roughnecks roster boasted three of the top five regular-season WLA scorers. Rank 1: Scott Ranger 92 points (55g, 37a), Rank 3: Jeff Shattler 70 points (35g, 35a), Rank 5: Cory Conway 68 points (12g, 56a).
 
Burnaby Lakers
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	S	PIM
80	Peter McFetridge	15	4	7	11	21	18
Post-Season
80	Peter McFetridge	4	1	1	2	12	4

 
Coquitlam Adanacs
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	S	PIM
20	Travis Cornwall	18	6	19	25	25	12
36	Daryl Veltman	16	27	28	51	115	14
37	Andrew McBride	8	0	2	2	0	22
44	Dane Dobbie	14	29	29	58	152	38
47	Jon Harnett	16	4	3	7	9	14
Post-Season
20	Travis Cornwall	12	4	4	8	9	8
36	Daryl Veltman	10	7	20	27	55	0
37	Andrew McBride	11	0	4	4	0	6
44	Dane Dobbie	11	25	20	45	130	34
47	Jon Harnett	12	1	7	8	10	12

 
Langley Thunder
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	S	PIM
22	Matt Leveque	18	1	4	5	10	25
Post-Season
22	Matt Leveque	10	0	1	1	2	11
Mann Cup
22	Matt Leveque	6	5	1	6	7	4

 
Maple Ridge Burrards
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	S	PIM
17	Curtis Dickson	2	8	5	13	27	7

 
Nanaimo Timbermen
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	S	PIM
9	Kaleb Toth	8	4	11	15	18	0
91	Cory Conway	16	12	56	68	86	8
71	Scott Ranger	18	55	37	92	203	41
		GP	W	L	SV	GAA	SV%
30	Matt King	13	2	5	267	12.17	.746

 
Victoria Shamrocks
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	S	PIM
11	Greg Harnett	14	2	5	7	12	43
23	Dan MacRae	18	3	9	12	13	20
77	Jeff Shattler	17	35	35	70	171	22
Post-Season
11	Greg Harnett	6	0	1	1	1	11
23	Dan MacRae	6	0	1	1	3	16
77	Jeff Shattler	6	7	15	22	54	16

 
Major Series Lacrosse (MSL)
 
The Peterborough Lakers are the MSL Champions after beating the Six Nations Chiefs four games to one in the best-of-seven finals. At the conclusion of MSL playoffs, Roughnecks’ Shawn Evans not only matched his 50-point regular season, but also finished atop playoff scoring with 17 goals and 33 assists. 
 
The host of the Mann Cup swaps between the MSL/WLA each year, meaning the series will take place in Peterborough at the Memorial Centre beginning on September 7^th. Games 2 and 3 will resume on September 9 and 10 and Game 4 on September 12^th. If necessary, Games 5-7 will continue on September 14, 15 and 16.
 
Their road to the championship included two playoff series sweeps against the Ajax Rock in first-round playoff series (best of five) and in the East Division finals against the Brooklin Redman (best of seven). In the west division, Brampton triumphed three games to one against Kitchener-Waterloo in their opening series, landing them in the West Division final against the Six Nations Chiefs. Mike Poulin and the Chiefs secured the division final winning four games to one.  
 
Peterborough Lakers
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	GWG	PIM
88	Shawn Evans	13	16	34	50	1	39
Post-Season
88	Shawn Evans	12	17	33	50	2	39
Mann Cup
88	Shawn Evans	6	7	24	31	1	8

 
Brooklin Redmen
 

#	Name	GP	G	A	PTS	GWG	PIM
42	Geoff McNulty	6	5	3	8	0	0

 
Six Nations Chiefs
 

#	Name	GP	W	L	SV	GAA	SV%
1	Mike Poulin	12	7	4	309	7.57	.771
Post-Season
1	Mike Poulin	10	1	2	129	6.51	.810

 
BC Junior A Lacrosse
 
Frankie Scigliano and the New Westminster Salmonbellies defeated the Victoria Shamrocks in their Quarterfinal three-game playoff series after capturing the first two contests. They dropped their semi-final series to the Delta Islanders 3-2.  
 
New Westminster Salmonbellies
 

#	Name	GP	W	L	SV	GAA	SV%
92	Frankie Scigliano	19	10	5	402	6.64	.827
Post-Season
92	Frankie Scigliano	7	3	0	120	10.42	.764