| 词条 | East Coast Junior Lacrosse League | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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|logo= |pixels= |sport=Box Lacrosse |founded= 2005 |teams= 6 |country={{CAN}} |ceo= Chet Koneczny |champion=Dartmouth Bandits (2018) |website= ECJLL website |most_champs = Dartmouth Bandits and Halifax Southwest Hurricanes (5)}} The East Coast Junior Lacrosse League is a Junior-level Canadian box lacrosse league. The teams are located in Nova Scotia. The champions of the East Coast league have in the past moved on to represent Team Nova Scotia at the Founders Cup, the Canadian National Junior B championship. The league has produced some notable players, including players in NCAA division 2, division 3, CUFLA and Ontario Junior A and B leagues. HistoryFormed in 2011, the league featured five original teams (Dartmouth Bandits, Halifax Northwest Rebels, Halifax Southwest Hurricanes, Moncton Mavericks, Sackville Wolves). Fourth-seeded Dartmouth (7-8-1) upset league winning Rebels (10-4-2) in the opening round before defeating the Hurricanes in the finals 3-games-to-1. A second-tier league was added in 2012 with Eastern Shore Breakers, St. Margarets Bay Storm and Truro Bearcats competing against "B" teams from Halifax Northwest, Moncton and Sackville. This lasted just two years as St. Margarets folded after one season and Sackville "B" failed to finish their 2013 season. Just four teams competed in 2014 with Moncton Mavericks going on hiatus for the season. Halifax Northwest renamed their Junior team Marley Lions. The Mavericks returned in 2015 along with a new team, Mi'kmaq Warriors to see the league at six teams. For the 2016 season the Mavericks changed their name from Moncton to New Brunswick Mavericks. In 2017, the Halifax Southwest Hurricanes and the Halifax Northwest Marley Lions joined together to create the Halifax Hurricanes. 2019 marked the entry of the St. Margarets Bay Rebels, this brought the league back to six teams after the combination of the Halifax teams brought the league back down to five teams. The league has evolved into a highly competitive and skilled lacrosse league producing some highly talented players including recent Bryant University (Division 1) Commit Jordan McKenna. Teams
Former teams
Champions
References1. ^{{cite web|title=2011 ECJLL Junior A Champs!!!|url=http://dartmouthbandits.com/news.php?news_id=424185|website=Dartmouth Bandits|accessdate=27 July 2011}} 2. ^{{cite web|title=Halifax Southwest Hurricanes are the Champions!|url=http://ecjll.goalline.ca/news.php?news_id=963964|website=ECJLL|accessdate=27 July 2014}} External links
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