Former Catamount Ian Mackay ’18 and Team Canada emerged victorious in the World Lacrosse Box title, defeating the United States 13-7. Team Canada has now won every edition of the tournament since its inception in 2003, showcasing their dominance in the sport. Mackay, who played in four games during the 10-day tournament, scored a goal in their first match against the U.S. on September 24. This victory marks Mackay’s second box title in the last four months, following his second consecutive NLL title in May.
Team Canada’s impressive performance throughout the tournament, including wins against the U.S. and England twice, demonstrated their skill and teamwork on the lacrosse field. Mackay’s contributions to the team were notable, as he played a crucial role in their success. The victory in the World Lacrosse Box title adds to Mackay’s growing list of accomplishments in the sport, further solidifying his reputation as a talented lacrosse player.
This win is not only a testament to Mackay’s skills but also to Team Canada’s dedication and hard work leading up to the tournament. Their flawless record in the competition reflects their commitment to excellence and their ability to perform under pressure. As they celebrate their well-deserved gold medal, Team Canada and Ian Mackay ’18 can look back at their triumph with pride and satisfaction.
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