Arena Lacrosse League East Game Recaps - Week Ten

The Arena Lacrosse League East continued their 2025-2026 season with four big match-ups in week ten. 

Saturday at the Childrens Arena in Oshawa, Ontario:


Early Game

Oshawa Outlaws 8  Whitby Steelhawks 20

The Oshawa Outlaws put up a good fight in the first quarter, tied 3-3.  However, there is only so long you can hold this potent Whitby offense down.  A six goal run in the second quarter led by a Linden Sinifield hat-trick had the Steelhawks up 9-3 at the half.

Zach Terry tried to carry the Outlaws offense, scoring four on the day, but the Steelhawks were just as strong in the second half led by Liam Osborne and Parker Pipher.   Ryan Schuetzkowski gave up only six goals in three quarters in a stellar performance for Whitby, with Craig Johannson looking sharp in relief in the fourth quarter as well.  The Steelhawks win handily 20-8.

Linden Sinifield (4g,4a), Parker Pipher (5g,2a), and Liam Osborne (3g,3a) led the Steelhawks, with Jonah Kerr (1g,4a) as the facilitator. 

Zach Terry (4g,1a), Brett Kloepfer (2g,1a), Mitchell Geoffrey (1g,3a), and Josh Toguri (1g,0a) did the scoring for Oshawa.

The Three Stars:

1. Linden Sinifield (Whitby)
2. Liam Osborne (Whitby)
3. Ryan Schuetzkowski (Whitby)


Late Game 

Brampton Express 13  Toronto Monarchs 12

In what turned out to be the game of the week, the Brampton Express outlasted the Toronto Monarchs 13-12 on Saturday evening.  Led by Ty Jesso, Toronto got out to a 5-0 lead midway into the second quarter.  Curtis Ward led the Express resurgence scoring twice in the frame cutting the Monarchs lead to 6-4 at the half.

Toronto got rolling again in the second half led by a hat-trick from Riley Ford, but a fourth quarter hat-trick from Jake McNabb helped the Express with their late comeback for the win.

Curtis Ward (4g,1a) led the way for Brampton, with Jake McNabb (4g,0a), and Jeremy Searle (1g,2a) helping out.  James Whiteford (0g,3a), and Thomas MacDonald (0g,3a) were the facilitators. 

Ty Jesso (2g,5a), Jordan Dance (3g,4a), and Riley Ford (3g,1a) led the way for Toronto, with Tanner Buck (1g,4a) as the facilitator. 

The Three Stars:

1. Curtis Ward (Brampton)
2. Riley Ford (Toronto)
3. Jake McNabb (Brampton)


Sunday at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena in Haggersville, Ontario:


Early Game

Ohsweken Bears 18   Paris RiverWolves 19 in Overtime 

In the most explosive game of the weekend, Paris and Ohsweken squared off in a game that needed extra time to decide.  While the Bears started well, seven of the next eight goals from the RiverWolves turned the game upside down in the second.  Led by Andy Campbell and Kaymon Diabo, Paris took a 12-7 lead to the dressing room at the half. 

In the second half, led by a Layne Smith hat-trick, Paris clawed their way back.  They eventually took a 17-15 lead with just 5:08 remaining in the game.   Tye Argent and Kaymon Diabo scored for the RiverWolves to tie the game at 13:15, but a blast from Dante Kulas 0:20 seconds later seemed to give Ohsweken the win.  Tye Argent kept fighting for Paris, converting a Kaz Nizielski pass at 14:41 to send the game to overtime. 

In the extra period, Owen Rice was able to finish an Andy Campbell pass from in close to give Paris the 19-18 win at 3:03.

Kaymon Diabo (4g,6a), Owen Rice (5g,2a), Deeland Martin (2g,4a), Tye Argent (3g,3a), and Andy Campbell (2g,3a) led the way for the RiverWolves. 

Josh Sanchez (2g,4a), Layne Smith (4g,2a), Dante Kulas (3g,2a), and Shane Halliwell (2g,2a) led the way for Ohsweken.  Steven Portelli (1g,5a) was the facilitator. 

The Three Stars:

1. Owen Rice (Paris)
2. Kaymon Diabo (Paris)
3. Layne Smith (Ohsweken)


Late Game 

Peterborough Timbermen 11  Six Nations Snipers 9

A very entertaining game that went back and forth all day was tied on six separate occasions.   Cam Milligan led the Timbermen with three first half goals, while Chayton King answered for the Snipers with a pair of his own as the teams were tied 6-6 at the half.  

Both teams went back and forth throughout the second half, with neither team getting more than a one goal lead until Aaron Woods scored the winning goal on the power-play with just 3:35 remaining.   Six Nations would get within one goal again with Jordan Goddard scoring at 12:46, but a late tally from Cam Milligan with just 0:08 seconds left sealed the deal.  Peterborough wins 11-9.

Cam Milligan (5g,2a), and Zach Thompson (2g,2a) led the way for the Timbermen, with Aaron Woods (1g,4a) as the facilitator. 

Chayton King (2g,2a), Jordan Goddard (2g,2a), and Briley Maxwell (2g,0a) led the offense for the Snipers.   Wes Whitlow (1g,3a), and Jeremy Bomberry (0g,3a) were the facilitators. 

The Three Stars:

1. Jackson Hainer (Peterborough)
2. Cam Milligan (Peterborough)
3. Dusty Hill (Six Nations)