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We are now accepting Sponsorships for the 2012 season,
Contact: Information@excelsiors.com
ExcelsiorsCorporateSponsorshipFlyer 2012
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EXCELSIORS: If you have information relating to the former Presidents of the BELC, such as names, dates, et cetera, would you kindly send it to Current President Ziggy Musial. Contact Ziggy at President@excelsiors.com
(We are attempting to fill a few voids in our collective memory.)
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Excelsiors Protect Juniors to build the Future
Excelsiors will expect a boost up front next season from the protected players from the 2011 Junior A Excelsiors. Michael Burke and Cameron Flint are are those players. Burke led the OLA in scoring last year, outpacing big names like Johnny Powless and Kedoh Hill by totalling 45 goals and 84 assists for 129 points. Flint didn’t play with the Junior Excels in 2011, but he had already established himself as a solid forward in the league in 2010 and is a strong contributor to the Denver University offense.
At the draft the Excelsiors made a deal with KW. Brampton traded 2012 3rd, 4th, and 5th round picks to KW for KW’s 2013 2nd round pick. 2012 is forecasted to be a very strong draft year of Juniors.
With their 2nd round selection this year Brampton stayed close to home and drafted Excelsior Junior Kyle Andrews.
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Brampton Mayor Susan Fennell Rings In The New Year With The Mann Cup!
GO EXCELSIORS GO!
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EXCELSIOR AWARDS BANQUET – POWER POINT PRESENTATION
Brampton Excelsiors Awards 2011
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Brampton Excelsior Lacrosse Awards Banquet
cheryl-laplante@rogers.com
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with her family by her side at the age of 65.
J.S. Jones Funeral Home11582 Trafalgar Rd. (north of Maple Ave.)
Georgetown, Ont. 905-877-3631
Visitation: Sunday Dec. 18 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
Monday Dec. 19 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
Funeral: Tuesday Dec. 20th 1 p.m. at the Funeral Home
http://www.caledonenterprise.com/news/caledon-councillors-wife-passes-away/
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Ruth Lyons, wife of Clark Lyons a BELC Life Member passed away on Tuesday Dec. 6, 2011 at the Georgetown Hospital in her 82nd. year.
Visitation: J.S. Jones & Son Funeral Home, 11852 Trafalgar Road (north of Maple Ave.)
Georgetown, Ont. 905-877-3631 Friday Dec. 9th 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm.
Funeral: Norval United Church, 484 Guelph St. Norval, Ont.
Saturday Dec.10th, 2011 at 1:30pm
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The Brampton Excelsiors need your vote in the Canadian Press’s Canadian Sports Team of the Year!!!
After travelling West and winning their 3rd Mann Cup in 4 years, the Excels are certainly worthy of the honour, andLacrosse is certainly a game worthy of the recognition.
Please follow the link and vote for The Brampton Excelsiors as The Canadian Sports Team of the Year!
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Back with Bandits
With National Lacrosse League (NLL) training camps set to begin, the Buffalo Bandits announced the signings of six players including Brampton’s Ben McCullough on Friday.
The 5-foot-10, 188-pound McCullough will join the team on defense for a second season. He was Buffalo’s second-round selection, 13th overall from the 2010 NLL Entry Draft. He played in one game for the Bandits last season.
The Bandits recently announced that Brampton’s Dan Teat, an assistant coach with the Mann Cup champion Brampton Excelsiors last season will be an assistant coach in Buffalo.
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Brampton MP Kyle Seeback congratulates The Brampton Excelsiors on their Mann Cup Victory in Parliament, Oct 4th, 2011.
Kyle Seeback MP Brampton West, Bal Gosal Minister of State (Sport)
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If YOU have any Excelsior memorabilia and would consider letting us post it on our website, contact: Information@excelsiors.com
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‘Three For Four’ 2008-2009-2011 ‘Three For Four’ PHOTOS FROM THE AIRPORT!!! ‘Three For Four’ 2008-2009-2011 ‘Three For Four’
“We are all very proud! Truly amazing given the number of new young players this year! An amazing accomplishment!”
Yours in Lacrosse,
Susan Fennell
Mayor
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EXCELSIOR NATION…
The Boys are ‘Bringing the Bling’ Back to Brampton!
Come on out to the Toronto – Pearson International Airport and welcome your Heroes Home!
NOTE: Dan Dawson now moved up to 23rd spot on Mann Cup All Time Scoring
with 86 points (37G, 49A).
See older posts on ARCHIVE Page.
Sent to Roger Communty TV Peel.: Absolutely terrible coverage of the Mann Cup by Rogers. Brampton Excelsiors and the national lacrosse championship deserve better. These are dedicated, poorly paid athletes who travelled halfway across the country to win the championship in the other team’s arena in five games (they would have won in four but seven of their players couldn’t get there because of their fulltime jobs). Do only the millionaire franchises warrant media attention? The Excelsiors are five years older than the Leafs, a successful, storied team playing for a trophy that has been awarded since 1910. We have a national lacrosse champion in Brampton? A real pity. A brief spot on your sportscast is fitting? There should be reciprocal arrangements made with cable companies across Canada to cover and share sports, cultural and social events with hometowns. Are you guys getting too big to respond to the obvious vaccuum in cooperative, intra-community programminng? Is there such a thing? Time to get on it. This isn’t just TSN and Sportsnet’s turf. With some effort and coordination you should be able to do it better than them. Malcolm Hamilton. Brampton, ON.