Lakers Welcome Young Fan to Team

The Peterborough Century 21 Lakers have completed a trade with the Brampton Excelsiors, acquiring 6-foot-4, 215-pound defenceman Payton Tasse and a 2026 second-round draft pick in exchange for goaltender Andrew Kidd, forward Tye Scott, and a 2026 fifth-round draft pick. Tasse, a graduate of the Nepean Knights organization, is a left-handed shot and a native of Ottawa, Ontario currently completing a graduate degree in Sports and Leadership at Newberry College. Tasse was Brampton’s fifth-round pick in the 2024 MSL Entry Draft. His father, Jason, is a former member of the NLL’s Ottawa Rebel, and recently coached with the Peterborough Timbermen of the Arena Lacrosse League. Kidd was a 5th-round draft pick of the Lakers in 2024 but never made an appearance for them. Scott was the team's 2nd-round pick in 2025 out of Brampton Jr. A. The Peterborough Lakers first home game is set for Thursday, May 22nd against the Six Nations Chiefs at the Peterborough Memorial Centre. Season tickets are now on sale.

The Peterborough Century 21 Lakers have acquired veteran goaltender Nick Rose from the Oakville Rock. In exchange, the Lakers have sent goaltender Landon Kells and a first-round pick in the 2026 Major Series Lacrosse (MSL) Draft to Oakville. Rose, a battle-tested goaltender with championship experience, is widely regarded as one of the best in the game. Rose is currently the starting goaltender for the Calgary Roughnecks of the National Lacrosse League (NLL). The 37-year-old brings leadership, stability and a championship pedigree as the Lakers set their sights on another Mann Cup title. Adding to his impressive resume, Rose was named the 2024 NLL Goaltender of the Year while playing for the Toronto Rock. His elite play at the professional level further cements him as one of the game’s premier netminders. “We’re thrilled to bring Nick to Peterborough,” said Lakers head coach and general manager Mike Hasen . “His track record speaks for itself—he’s a proven winner, and his experience will be a huge asset for us. We also want to thank Landon Kells for his time in Peterborough. He has a bright future, and we wish him all the best in Oakville.” Rose is eager to join the Lakers and play in front of some of the best fans in lacrosse. “I had a conversation with Mike Hasen, and Peterborough was a very attractive option,” said Rose. “They are always in the hunt. I’m excited to go to one of the most historic Sr. franchises there is.” “I don’t have too many cracks left at winning a Mann Cup, so 100 per cent, I want to try and win one,” Rose added. “The Lakers organization is in the mix every single summer for it, and I’m excited to battle with my new teammates.” Rose will have some familiar faces to greet him in the Lakers dressing room. “I know Withers from Team Canada, and I know Hoggarth really well from his time in Orangeville in junior. I also know Hopey pretty well too, so it’s great to be joining a team with guys I already have a connection with.”  This trade is sure to have Lakers fans feeling lucky as they gear up for an exciting season. Season tickets are on sale now at the Grant Thornton Box Office at the PMC. Secure your seats today and be part of the journey as the Lakers chase another championship.

The Peterborough Century 21 Lakers are excited to announce their 2025 Major Series Lacrosse (MSL) regular season schedule. The Lakers will play nine home games at the iconic corner of Lock and Lansdowne at the Peterborough Memorial Centre as they aim for another successful season. The campaign begins on the road as the Lakers travel to face the Brooklin Lacrosse Club on Wednesday, May 21st. Fans will get their first chance to see the team in action at home the following night, Thursday, May 22nd, when the Lakers take on their longtime rivals, the Six Nations Chiefs, in what promises to be an electrifying season opener. The second home matchup against Six Nations is set for Thursday, July 10th, another highly anticipated showdown. The full 2025 Home Schedule at the Peterborough Memorial Centre is as follows: ● Thursday, May 22 – 8:00 PM vs. Six Nations ● Thursday, May 29 – 8:00 PM vs. Brampton ● Thursday, June 5 – 8:00 PM vs. Oakville ● Thursday, June 19 – 8:00 PM vs. Brooklin ● Thursday, June 26 – 8:00 PM vs. Cobourg ● Thursday, July 3 – 8:00 PM vs. Owen Sound ● Thursday, July 10 – 8:00 PM vs. Six Nations ● Thursday, July 17 – 8:00 PM vs. Oakville ● Thursday, July 24 – 8:00 PM vs. Brampton The Lakers will also play an exciting nine-game road schedule, including stops in Brooklin, Owen Sound, Cobourg, Brampton, Oakville, and Six Nations. The complete schedule home and away can be found at www.majorserieslacrosse.ca "Theme nights and sponsor nights will be announced at a later date, but fans can expect an exciting lineup of special events throughout the season to enhance the game-night experience at the Memorial Centre," said Pete Dalliday, Director of Community Engagement and Partnerships for the Lakers. Season tickets for all home games are now available at Grant Thornton Box Office at the Memorial Centre. It’s open 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Single game tickets go on sale in May. Fans are encouraged to secure their seats early to be part of what promises to be another thrilling season of Lakers lacrosse.

Opening Night Meets Rivalry Night at the PMC!

The Peterborough Lakers are thrilled to announce that season tickets for the 2025 Major Series Lacrosse (MSL) season will be on sale starting Monday, February 10th at 10 a.m. Fans can purchase their tickets in person at the Grant Thornton Box Office . With a tradition of excellence and an electrifying fan base, Lakers games are an unmissable event for sports enthusiasts. Season tickets offer fans the best seats in the house, ensuring they don’t miss a moment of the high-intensity action, skillful playmaking, and championship-caliber performances the Lakers are known for. Many of the NLL players play in the MSL with all the teams so if you want to see these elite players in your own back yard get your tickets today to reserve your seats. Key Dates for Season Ticket Sales: 📅 Monday, February 10th at 10 a.m. – Season tickets go on sale at the Grant Thornton Box Office for both renewals and new subscribers. 📅 Thursday, May 1, 2025 – The last day to renew season tickets and hold on to your same seats from 2024. 📅 Thursday, May 8th at 10 a.m. – Season ticket seat swap/upgrade day. Any seats that have not been renewed will be released to the public for purchase. 📅 Monday, May 12th at 10 a.m. – Season tickets ready for pick up. 🚨 A Sweetheart of a Deal! 🚨 Fans can still purchase a $100 Lakers gift certificate for just $90 until February 14th —don’t miss out on this special offer! Season Ticket Benefits: ✅Guaranteed seats for all 9 regular season home games (No playoff games included) ✅Exclusive savings compared to single-game tickets ✅Priority access to playoff tickets ✅Special offers and promotions for season ticket holders ✅Be part of the Lakers' passionate lacrosse community ✅ Season tickets can be pre-printed or picked up at Will Call ✅Passes to Jr. A and Jr. C Lakers games are included! Season Ticket Pricing: 9 Home Games. All games on Thursday nights, starting at 8 p.m.

The Peterborough Century 21 Lakers added nine players to their roster through the Major Series Lacrosse Draft, including six Merit Precision Jr. A Lakers graduates. The Lakers were able to protect three Jr. A Lakers prior to the draft, adding defenders Nick Crowley and Frank Coyle and goalie Cole Gervais. They possessed seven picks in the draft’s five rounds and added Tye Scott (second round, Brampton Excelsiors), Chris Harland (third round, Toronto Beaches), Michael Blaymires (fourth round, Peterborough Lakers), Cole Begley (fourth round, Mimico Mountaineers), Caleb Connell (fifth round, Peterborough Lakers) and Nick DiLauro (fifth round, Peterborough Lakers). Read more from Mike Davies: https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/sports/lacrosse/peterborough-lakers-add-nine-to-roster-through-msl-draft/article_d1b53bba-81e1-5cc6-bc73-84d30bab4cea.html

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The National Lacrosse League kicked off its 2024-25 season this past weekend, and a number of Lakers (current and former) played integral roles for their teams. Toronto Rock 5 @ Ottawa Black Bears 11 Former Jr. A Laker Tyler Hendrycks of the Rock made his pro debut in his hometown, garnering one assist, This wasn't a great game for the Rock, and Corey Small was held pointless while Mark Matthews was limited to a single assist. In the Black Bears' inaugural game, Kiel Matisz scored once and added two assists. Jay Thorimbert won the faceoff battle and scooped up four loose balls. Vancouver Warriors 7 @ Colorado Mammoth 11 There are no Laker connections on the Warriors. Lame. Eli McLaughlin contributed three assists, while also picking up six loose balls. Captain Robert Hope one assist, nine loose balls and one caused turnover, while getting into a scrum at the end of the game and suffering a bloody nose. Las Vegas Desert Dogs 12 @ Rochester Knighthawks 14 Landon Kells made 58 saves as the Vegas netminder was peppered with 72 shots in this game. Defender Dylan Hutchison contributed a pair of assists and a pair of loose balls. Peterborough native Kyle Killen score twice and assisted once. Rochester had five Laker connections on the floor, including Turner Evans, who scored once and assisted once. Taylor Jensen took the face-offs for Rochester and scooped 10 loosies, Matt Gilray had one assist and eight loose balls, and Chad Tutton and Ian Llord had three and two loose ball scoops, respectively. Saskatchewan Rush 10 @ Albany FireWolves 9 OT There is not one single Laker connection on Saskatchewan's roster. Rude. Ethan Walker had a goal and three assists for Albany, who are expecting another big season after making it to the Finals last season. Former Laker Zach Young had two loose ball scoops.