The Vancouver Warriors were better Saturday but still not good enough to win.
Vancouver fell to 0-4 on the National Lacrosse League season and lost a ninth in a row dating back to last year with a 16-11 setback to the host San Diego Seals at Pechanga Arena.Start your day with a roundup of B.C.-focused news and opinion delivered straight to your inbox at 7 a.m., Monday to Friday.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
The Warriors underwent sweeping changes this off-season after finishing 6-12 last year, revamping the roster and bringing in head coach Troy Cordingley, who had guided the Calgary Roughnecks and Toronto Rock to NLL titles.Vegas Desert Dogs vs. Vancouver WarriorsThey were blown out in two of their first three games this year, dropping a 19-8 road decision to the Rock on Dec. 3 to kick things off and falling 14-5 in their home opener against the Roughnecks on Dec. 16.
Vancouver opted to healthy scratch Adam Charalambides, who’s their third leading scorer on the year. Other lineup changes included ace-off specialist Tyrell Hamer-Jackson coming off the injured list and made his season debut.
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