Many PMLA graduates have made their marks on the NCAA, boosting not only their resumes but also their level of play in box lacrosse season. American collegiate field lacrosse provides young men and women the chance to experience life and lacrosse on an entirely different level. The NCAA stresses professionalism and academic achievement as well… Continue reading PMLA graduates making mark on NCAA
After scoring nearly 40 goals over their past two games, the Toronto Rock’s offense nearly disappeared in an 11-8 loss to the Georgia Swarm in game one of the east division final Saturday night at the Air Canada Centre. The Swarm will try to close out the series next Saturday, May 20, in game two.… Continue reading NLL: Swarm take 1-0 lead over Rock in east division final
Many PMLA graduates have made their marks on the NCAA, boosting not only their resumes but also their level of play in box lacrosse season. American collegiate field lacrosse provides young men and women the chance to experience life and lacrosse on an entirely different level. The NCAA stresses professionalism and academic achievement as well… Continue reading PMLA graduates make mark on NCAA
The Toronto Rock host the Georgia Swarm this Saturday at the Air Canada Centre in game one of the east division final. Game two is Saturday, May 20 at Infinite Energy Arena in Gwinnet, GA. If the series is split after two games, a 10-minute mini game to decide the winner will be played immediately… Continue reading All hands on deck for Rock in east division final
It’s Miller time in Toronto. A week after backup goaltender Brandon Miller relieved Nick Rose in Buffalo to lead the Rock to a home-floor playoff berth, he backstopped the team to an 18-10 win in the east division semi-final over the New England Black Wolves at the Air Canada Centre on Saturday. The Rock scored… Continue reading NLL: It’s Miller time in Toronto as Rock win big over Black Wolves
It took the full 18 weeks but the NLL’s playoff picture is finally set. There were four games on the schedule Saturday night – two “meaningless” games and two for all the marbles. Lacrosse games, as we know, are never actually meaningless; we use the term to indicate the impact on the standings only. In… Continue reading NLL playoff picture finally set
While first place in each division has been sewn up for a while, second and third place will be determined on the last day of the regular season. The penultimate evening of play saw one team eliminated from contention and another lose ground in the race for home floor. What will Saturday bring? A whole… Continue reading NLL: Georgia, Saskatchewan winners on penultimate night of play
Originally published at https://sheridanprblog.com/2017/04/20/how-personal-branding-can-cause-fomo/ Public relations is not just business; it’s personal too. In the age of social media, we are presented with many opportunities to brand our personal lives. We want people to perceive us in a certain way, and this is reflected in the content we post. We are so focused on putting… Continue reading How personal branding can cause FOMO
The Toronto Rock have hit a losing skid at the worst possible time. A 13-8 loss to the Buffalo Bandits on Friday night at the Air Canada Centre was the Rock’s third consecutive loss. It also means they have to wait another week to clinch a playoff spot with New England and Buffalo breathing down… Continue reading NLL: Rock in late-season losing skid
Originally published at https://sheridanprblog.com/2017/04/06/packing-potatoes-for-pr/ On Wednesday, March 8, a group of students from Sheridan College’s PRCC program volunteered their time to a food bank at Oakridge Bible Chapel. The Bible Chapel’s program is provided by Food for Life, a Burlington-based non-profit organization that aims “to source and distribute fresh, nutritious food to those in need through… Continue reading Packing potatoes for PR
The Calgary Roughnecks spoiled Tracey Kelusky’s homecoming. On the night his former team retired his jersey to the rafters of the Saddledome, they also defeated the New England Black Wolves, his current team, 18-13. Kelusky retired in 2014 after a 14-year NLL career. Eight of those years, from 2003-2010, were spent with the Roughnecks, where… Continue reading Kelusky: Forever a Roughneck
It’ll be hard for the Toronto Rock to top this weekend. Right off the heels of a dramatic 12-11 OT win over the Georgia Swarm Friday night, the Rock returned home to the Air Canada Centre and picked up their second win of the weekend 13-7 over the Vancouver Stealth. The wins put the Rock… Continue reading NLL: Rose goal highlights Rock’s 13-7 win over Stealth
Familiarity breeds contempt. So what happens when two unfamiliar NLL teams play each other? Let’s be serious, it’s still a great game. Due to a scheduling oddity, the Colorado Mammoth and Toronto Rock generally play each other only once a year. Between 2013 and 2016, they saw each other three times, whereas Toronto saw geographic… Continue reading NLL: Mammoth win for Colorado at ACC
When every lacrosse player in the world respects what you have done thats when you know youve had a remarkable career. Your the man @CDLAX7 — Cody Jamieson (@Cjamieson88) March 12, 2017 Cody Jamieson summed up Colin Doyle’s career very well in the above tweet. Social media was awash with praise for the former Toronto… Continue reading Doyle reflects as Rock honour captain
It was a special win on a special Saturday night. As the Toronto Rock honoured former captain Colin Doyle, they also won 16-10 over the visiting Calgary Roughnecks at the Air Canada Centre. The win halts a two-game losing skid for the Rock, who also lost two consecutive home games in overtime. It also gives… Continue reading NLL: Special win for Rock on Saturday night
