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Sep 23, 2026
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Six Nations Chiefs capture fourth straight national Mann Cup championship
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The Senior A lacrosse club, which was founded in 1993, captured its 10th Mann Cup title, including a program record of four in a row, with a convincing 10-2 triumph last Tuesday against the visiting Coquitlam Adanacs from British Columbia.
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By Sam Laskaris Writer While the Six Nations Chiefs were celebrating their latest Mann Cup victory last Tuesday a debate had already began whether this was the best club assembled in franchise history. The Senior A lacrosse club, which was founded in 1993, captured its 10th Mann Cup title, including a program record of four in a row, with a convincing 10-2 triumph last Tuesday against the visiting Coquitlam Adanacs from British Columbia. With that victory the Chiefs swept their best-of-seven series versus the Adanacs in the minimum four matches. The Six Nations squad hosted all of the games in the national final at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena. “You chase this every single summer,” Chiefs’ assistant captain Brendan Bomberry said of the Canadian championship. “And it never gets old. You’re
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