wampBible | CLF - Lacrosse Legends

	Year	Interviewee	Playlist	Notes	Threads
	2020	Don Fisher	6. History	The Canadian Lacrosse Foundation is proud to present the first ever Lacrosse Talks. Prominent lacrosse personalities will be sharing the history of the game with the world’s lacrosse community through a "Talk-Show" format. Lacrosse Historian and Author Professor Donald Fisher from N ...
	2019	Bruce MacDonald and David Stewart-Candy	6. History	In “Lacrosse Talks” we do an in depth interview with some of the great players, builders and historians of the game. They talk about their time with the game or the impact others had on the history of lacrosse. We invite you to meet some very special lacrosse people: </ ...
	2019	Don Fisher	6. History	The Canadian Lacrosse Foundation is proud to present the first ever “Lacrosse Talks”. Prominent lacrosse personalities will be sharing the history of the game with the world’s lacrosse community through a "Talk-Show" format. Lacrosse Historian and Author Professor ...
	2020	Jack Fulton	5. Lacrosse Talks	Jack Fulton has been described as the Godfather of lacrosse in New Westminster, a benevolent but strong-willed facilitator who transforms the tough into the conceivable. Jack Fulton is a big ‘W’ winner: he gets things done. The curriculum vitae of the man with the easy smile include sea ...
	2020	Bobby Allan	5. Lacrosse Talks	Bobby Allan was in a class by himself, the finest lacrosse player in Canada during his peak. His consummate skill, agility and adroitness in faking a move made him one-of-a-kind. His backhand shot was a prototype move. Allan won three scoring titles, three le ...
	2020	Russ Shepard	5. Lacrosse Talks	[full length] Russ was introduced to lacrosse in Saskatchewan through master coach Al Luciuk. He played some senior men’s lacrosse and began coaching youth in 1995. He moved to Nunavut as a teacher in 1998 and began the Kugluktuk Grizzlies lacrosse program in 1999. Soon after, h ...
	2020	Donald Barrie	5. Lacrosse Talks	Don started playing as a nine-year-old in 1949 in Peterborough. He played minor lacrosse in Peterborough and went on to play senior lacrosse in Brooklyn, Peterborough, Sorel, Montreal, Quebec City and Hastings. He started coaching in the Peterborough minor sy ...
	2019	Jack Fulton Sr	5. Lacrosse Talks	Jack Fulton got involved in lacrosse in 1955. For 11 years he served as team manager then as general manager for the New Westminster Salmonbellies. He served the CLA for 8 years and was president for 2 years. Fulton and Harry McKnight founded the CLHOF in 1963. He was a memb ...
	2020	Bob Salt	4. British Columbia	Bob Salt was a league all-star eight times, winner of the Maitland Trophy for play, sportsmanship, and contributing to minor lacrosse, and twice winning the Commission playoff MVP award. He also played on three Mann Cup teams, twice with Vancouver in 1967 and 1975 and in 1972 as a picku ...
	2019	Gord Gimple	4. British Columbia	Gord Gimple played on Minto Cup championship teams in 1954 and 1956 before graduating to Senior. One of the few players who was effective shooting from either side, he scored 540 goals and 417 assists in his 11-year career. He was the winner of the Maitland Trophy a record-breaking 6 times and a mem ...
	2019	Wayne Goss and Ed Goss	4. British Columbia	Wayne Goss excelled at all aspects of lacrosse from goal scoring and play making to penalty killing and face-offs. Between 1968 and 1981, Goss scored 812 goals, added 1,040 assists, and amassed 1,852 points in 465 games. He held 41 WLA scoring and faceoff records and shared 4 others. ...	Thread: Wayne Goss
	2019	Al Lewthwaite	4. British Columbia	Lewthwaite developed his box lacrosse skills in the Royal City’s Sapperton district, but by age 15 he was considered too big to continue playing at the juvenile level. Instead, he lined up with the New Westminster Junior B team that captured the 1966 Canadian ...	thread: Al Lewthwaite
	2019	Dave Durante	4. British Columbia	Colourful nicknames have followed Dave Durante throughout his two decade lacrosse career: Dave the Magnificent, Dandy Dave and Dave the Dude. All adorned him as well as one of his tailored silk suits, but sobriquets notwithstanding, he has always been a winner. Few, if ...	thread: Dave Durante
	2019	Dwight Maetche	4. British Columbia	Dwight Maetche was born in Edmonton and was recruited to play goal for the BC Jr. League Burnaby Cablevision. He was a WLA all-star in 1980 and ’81. Maetche played 24 WLA seasons from 1982 to 2007 with the Vancouver Burrards, North Shore/Okanagan, and Victoria. He is a 7-time WLA all-star, the WLA’s ...
	2019	William K.C. Cook	4. British Columbia	William K.C. “Casey” Cook built and moulded the New Westminster Salmonbellies into a dynasty between 1980 and 1995. In that time New Westminster appeared in 11 of 15 Mann Cups, winning in ’81, ’86, ’89, and ’91. Over this period he served as either a coach, GM, Vice&nbs ...	thread: Casey Cook
	2019	Paul Parnell	4. British Columbia	No one in Canadian senior box lacrosse history has played more games than Paul Parnell: 587 in the West and another 84 in his hometown of Peterborough. Only John Davis, another Peterborough product, has accumulated more points, 2,053, to Parnell’s 1,918. Paul Parnell was born March 28, 1938, in ...	thread: Paul Parnell
	2019	Russ Heard	4. British Columbia
	2020	Kevin Alexander	4. British Columbia	[full length] Kevin Alexander has been called the Wayne Gretzky of lacrosse because of his stick prowess and scoring ability. He was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1991 after retiring from Box Lacrosse in 1986. In the last year of his Junior career – 1976 – ...
	2020	Bill Bradley	4. British Columbia	Bill Bradley is regarded as one of the greatest Adanacs ever, and he was certainly the club's spiritual leader for all those years while Mike Gates was the scoring leader. Bill Bradley began his box career playing juvenile lacrosse in North Burnaby and lead the North Burnaby Norburns i ...	thread: Bill Bradley
	2020	Michell Bowyer	4. British Columbia	Michelle Bowyer captained 11 consecutive BC Selects women’s field lacrosse championship teams between 1983 and 1992, but she got her start in box lacrosse in Port Coquitlam in 1972 and went on to win league, BC provincial and Canadian national cha ...	thread: womens lacrosse
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