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COHASSET -- Many of the players arrive from work still in business-casual attire. They change into their uniforms in the comfort of their cars. They engage in friendly tete-a-tete with the "enemy."

Wives and girlfriends chill on the sidelines. Children mosey around with sticks of their own, idolizing their fathers, who are on the field. Teammates introduce themselves, ostensibly meeting for the first time.

The game begins around 6 p.m. Their skills are varied. Former Division 1 college lacrosse players are working off the rust, while newcomers, who were exposed to lacrosse through their children, are trying not to look misplaced.

These are the sights of the Olde New England Lacrosse League, an assemblage of ... (continued)

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Lacrosse for New Orleans raises $7,100

Bedford NH - Saturday October 22, The weather outside may have been cold and damp, but...

by Patrick MacConneach

March 2006 issue of Inside Lacrosse Magazine Volume 10 Issue 1

ONELL allows the older set to keep on playing
By Stephen Tobey / Staff Writer
Thursday, August 4, 2005

Once people start playing the lacrosse, they often find it hard to stop.  Now one growing group of people is doing all it can to make sure nobody has to stop playing the game.  Four years ago, Scott McKenzie was coaching his son’s youth team in New Hampshire when he felt the...

April 2005 issue of Inside Lacrosse Magazine Volume 9 Issue 2

Nashua Telegraph July 3, 2004

Rusty Bones Makes First Annual Collection for the Nashua Soup Kitchen

Nashua, NH – In the spirit of giving and thinking of those who are less fortunate; Rusty Bones team members were asked to donate food for the Nashua Soup Kitchen which feeds an increase of visitors during Thanksgiving.  Players were asked to bring the donations to the weekly Friday night pick up game at Rising Stars on November 19.  By the end of the evening, the Bones had collected 11 bags of traditional Thanksgiving food such as stuffing, pies, pie mixes, cranberry sauce, potatoes etc.  In addition, 8 frozen turkeys were collected. Dan Cunningham, team director of Community Development collected and delivered the donations to the Soup kitchen the following morning.