Victoria hosts Maple Ridge on Friday night
The Victoria Shamrocks, undefeated after five games in the Western Lacrosse Association, are about to get even better.
“Casey is going to be a star in this sport and everybody in lacrosse is going to know about him,” said Shamrocks GM Chris Welch.The six-foot-two Claremont Secondary Spartans graduate, who led Canada at the 2023 world U-21 championship and also a member of the senior national team, gives Shamrocks head coach Mike Simpson even more options: “Casey is super athletic, with an explosive first step, and is a welcome addition.
The Burrards are 2-3 but coming off a potential season-defining win in knocking the defending-champion New Westminster Salmonbellies from the ranks of the undefeated in the WLA.
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