SASKATCHEWAN 12 COLORADO 10

SASKATOON – Mark Matthews scored four times and assisted on two more as the Saskatchewan Rush handed Colorado its first loss of the National Lacrosse League season, beating the Mammoth 12-10 on Friday.

Zack Greer had three goals and an assist for the Rush (2-1) as Chris Corbeil, Robert Church, Jarrett Davis, Adrian Sorichetti and Ben McIntosh added the others.

John Grant had two goals and three assists while Jordan Gilles and Eli McLaughlin also had a pair of goals apiece for the Mammoth (4-1). Adam Jones, Jeremy Noble, Dan Coates and Callum Crawford supplied the rest of the offence.

Saskatchewan’s Aaron Bold made 35 saves as Dillon Ward kicked out 38 shots for Colorado.

The Rush went 0 for 3 on the power play while the Mammoth scored four times on five chances.

(Canadian Press)

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Jim
Jim
8 years ago

What a fantastic time we had at the Rush game last. Great sport, great time.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Saskatoon showing their colours. More people at the first home game than the second one. The novelty wore off and the crowd count predictably dwindles.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Yeah cause Pats attendance has just been spectacular.

Thanks for being a knob.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Is attendance supposed to increase every game…. forever? I'm pretty sure attendance fluctuates. The owner said he would be very happy if they averaged between 8000 and 10000 per game. You're really smart though

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Great crowd @ 8600. First time at a game, very exciting, great atmosphere and great finish!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

No Regina support for anything outside the bubble. Ya think Regina would be good for at least 1000 fans? They are not into professional sport only themselves. Would the riders attendance dwindle without the support of the province? Oh no not Regina, take for example the Rams who clearly exemplify Regina.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Oh Saskatoon, keep defending yourself as a city that cares about sports. It is so funny to see the hair get up on your back! You have basically failed at every major sporting event you have had and you still have a dream of someday landing an NHL team. It amuses so many!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Yeah cause Pats attendance has just been spectacular.

Thanks for being a knob.

Brandt Centre capacity 6126 and attendance last night just a shade over 6000.

Will there be 6000 at the rematch tonight? Can the bigger city in this province fill up the bigger arena?

Cmon Saskatoon, prove yourself tonight! Show us what you've got. Give it that old college try!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Wascana slough….nuff said.

Jim
Jim
8 years ago

Why does this have to be a Saskatoon Regina thing. People put your petty jealousy aside and come to a game you won't forget it.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

For the life of me I have never been able to figure out why anyone would be jealous of Regina.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

6,039 at Brandt last night to defeat the dirty Blades. Capacity 6,100

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

If you think there was 6100 at the Pats game last night you are dreaming! This Pats ownership group is desperately trying to be relevant by over inflating ticket numbers when everyone intelligent knows this group is hemorrhaging money.

I have been to over a dozen Pats games and not one occasion has there been over 3,000 asses in actual seats, including the home opener.

It is a bad hockey team, heading towards worse in next two seasons with absent marketing. And they increased ticket prices!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Little Saskatoon will never get over it's inferiority complex with Regina. Just not ready,willing or able to support a professional sports franchise. Needs government handouts to host curling and major hockey events.
Nice river though!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

"Wascana slough….Nuff said"

Yeah. Because that river is just soooooo awesome lol

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I think the smell of the dead fish floating in your swamp is how Regina got its name.

Unknown
8 years ago

You know the people that like to make this a Saskatoon vs. Regina thing are obviously lack any kind of mental capacity to try and see beyond that. After going to my first game last night I would love to welcome and invite everyone from Regina and throughout the province to see our newest professional team. The level of skill and the speed of the game keeps you totally engaged in the play at all times. you get 8 seconds to move the ball past half and there's a 30 sec shot clock so the play goes back and forth… Read more »

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago
Reply to  Unknown

Well said.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

We need more Darren"s in the world to show how it really should be

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

I think the turds from Edmonton floating in Saskatoon's mighty river is how Saskatoon got it's name

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Poor Regina, just a smelly slough while all the other major centres have a river.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

It would be great for this to stick and become an entrenched professional team for our province. I'll be there a couple times for sure.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Obviously we've got some Geography majors on here today… Everyone in Saskatoon knows that our river doesn't flow through Edmonton!!! Idiots! Hopefully we get video of these bickering brothers seeing who can piss higher on the wall!!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

They will have a chance of they move them to Regina…otherwise…not so much. Too much artsie fartsie in Saskatoon around that great River lol. Never been a sports town. Never will be. And that's ok. You will always have Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and the Dragon Boats.