Quebec Senior Lacrosse League

Sport| box lacrosse
Founded| 2002
No. of teams| 2
Most recent
champion(s)| Capital Region Axemen
(2022)
Most titles| Kahnawake Mohawks (9)
Official website| http://qslltnsll.lacrosseshift.com

The Quebec Senior Lacrosse League (QSLL) is a senior B box lacrosse league based in Quebec. The league also includes a team based in Ottawa. QSLL is sanctioned by the Fédération de crosse du Québec.

Winners of the league advance to compete in the Presidents Cup tournament, the national championship of Senior B box lacrosse in Canada.

## Presidents' Cup history

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Kahnawake Mohawks have a long history, representing the Iroquois Lacrosse Association (now FNLA) at the Presidents' Cup tournament six times before the formation of the QSLL. The Mohawks were silver medallists in 1968, 1979 and 2016 as well as bronze medallists in 1987, 1996 and 2000. In total, the Mohawks have been Presidents' Cup medallists ten times.

Caughnawaga Indians (present member of Three Nations Senior Lacrosse League), were QSLL champions in 2007 and were medallists in 1969 (silver) as well as winning bronze in 1976 and 2013.

## Teams

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Team  | City  | Arena  | Joined

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|
|

Kahnawake Mohawks  | Kahnawake, Quebec | Kahnawake Sports Complex | 2008
Windsor Aigles*  | Windsor, Quebec | Centre J.A. Lemay  | 2018

* = team on hiatus

### Former teams[1]

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* Capital Region Axemen (2013-2022)
* Caughnawaga Indians (2007-2010)
* Kahnawake Tomahawks (2014-2015)
* Lasalle Brasseurs (2003-2007)
* Longueuil Bulldogs/Patriotes/St-Hubert Patriotes (2002-2007)
* Montréal Éperviers (2002-2003)
* Montréal Phoenix (2011-2012)
* Sherbrooke Extrême (2007-2008, 2014)
* Shawinigan Éclairs (2002-2006)
* St-Eustache Diablo (2004-2005)
* West End Warlocks (2010)
* Windsor Aigles (2002-2006) - returned to QSLL in 2018
* Valleyfield Warriors/Dinomytes (2005-2010)
* Vermont Voyaguers (2010-2016)

## League champions

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Year  | Winner  | Finalist  | Presidents Cup finish

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|
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2002  | Windsor Aigles | Shawinigan Éclairs  |
2003  | Windsor Aigles | Lasalle Brasseurs  |
2004  | Windsor Aigles | Lasalle Brasseurs  | Silver medallist
2005  | Valleyfield Warriors | Windsor Aigles  |
2006  | Longueuil Patriotes | Valleyfield Warriors  |
2007  | Lasalle Brasseurs | Longueuil Patriotes  |
2008  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Caughnawaga Indians  | Bronze medallist
2009  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Caughnawaga Indians  |
2010  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Valleyfield Dinomytes  | Bronze medallist
2011  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Vermont Voyageurs  |
2012  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Vermont Voyageurs  |
2013  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Capital Region Axemen  | Silver medallist
2014  | Kahnawake Mohawks[2] | Capital Region Axemen  |
2015  | Capital Region Axemen | Kahnawake Mohawks  | Silver medallist
2016  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Capital Region Axemen  | Silver medallist
2017  | Kahnawake Mohawks | Capital Region Axemen  | 6th of 8
2018  | Capital Region Axemen | Kahnawake Mohawks  | 8th of 8
2019  | Capital Region Axemen | Kahnawake Mohawks  | Axemen - 5th of 8

Mohawks (host) - Bronze medalist

2022  | Capital Region Axemen | Kahnawake Mohawks  | 7th of 7

## References

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1. ^ "Canadian Lacrosse Almanac" (PDF). Old School Lacrosse. 17 January 2015.[permanent dead link‍]
2. ^ "The Mohawks are QSLL champs". QSLL. Retrieved 17 August 2014.

## External links

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* Official QSLL website

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