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Langley Thunder - Wikipedia

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Langley Thunder
Founded	1994
League	Western Lacrosse Association
Based in	Langley, British Columbia
Arena	Langley Events Centre
Colours	Black, blue, white
Head coach	Curt Malawsky
Championships	2011, 2012, & 2022 WLA Championships
Website	http://www.langleythunder.com

2011 Langley Thunder after winning the WLA championship

The Langley Thunder are a Senior A box lacrosse team, based in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. The team competes in the 7-team Western Lacrosse Association (WLA), playing their home games at the 5,276 capacity Langley Events Centre.

The Thunder won back-to-back WLA Championships in the 2011 and 2012 seasons. Notable Thunder players include Athan Iannucci, Alex Turner, and Matt Leveque.

The Langley Thunder hosted the Mann Cup in September 2011 at the Langley Events Centre where they played the Brampton Excelsiors, losing the series 4–1 to the visitors.^[1]

The Langley Junior Thunder of the BC Junior A Lacrosse League and the Langley Intermediate Thunder also play at the LEC, operating under the same management as the WLA Thunder.

All-time record

Season	Team Name	Games	Win	Losses	Tie	GF	GA	Points
1994	North Shore Indians	20	5	15	0	189	234	10
1995	North Shore Indians	25	7	13	5	214	247	19
1996	North Shore Indians	20	12	7	1	204	184	25
1997	North Shore Indians	20	11	9	0	231	174	22
1998	North Shore Indians	25	13	11	1	245	233	27
1999	North Shore Indians	25	10	14	1	213	241	21
2000	Okanagan Thunder	25	5	19	1	298	375	11
2001	Okanagan Thunder	20	5	15	0	223	274	10
2002	North Shore Thunder	20	4	15	1	196	260	9
2003	North Shore Thunder	20	7	11	2	217	245	16
2004	Langley Thunder	20	1	19	0	146	254	2
2005	Langley Thunder	17	2	15	0	227	439	4
2006	Langley Thunder	18	2	16	0	138	501	4
2007	Langley Thunder	18	6	12	0	176	199	12
2008	Langley Thunder	18	3	15	0	156	173	6
2009	Langley Thunder	18	10	7	1	188	163	21
2010	Langley Thunder	18	6	12	0	184	198	12
2011	Langley Thunder	18	8	8	2	161	168	18
2012	Langley Thunder	18	12	6	0	177	161	24
2013	Langley Thunder	18	11	5	2	157	137	24
2014	Langley Thunder	18	7	11	0	138	163	14

History

The Thunder has undergone multiple name changes and transfer since their origination in 1994. Beginning in 2004, the team has been known as the Langley Thunder:

1994-1999 North Shore Indians (transferred to Kelowna)
2000-2001 Okanagan Thunder (transferred to North Vancouver)
2002-2003 North Shore Thunder (transferred to Langley)
2004–present Langley Thunder

Gallery

Captain Matt Leveque & Owner Rob Buchan
2011 Langley Thunder

References

^ http://www.ilindoor.com/2011/09/14/2011-mann-cup-champs-brampton-excelsiors-video-interviews/ Archived 2012-04-07 at the Wayback Machine "2011 Mann Cup Champs Brampton Excelsiors", ilindoor.com, Accessed 04-DEC-2011

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Senior A box lacrosse in Canada

Western Lacrosse Association
Burnaby Lakers Coquitlam Adanacs Langley Thunder Maple Ridge Burrards Nanaimo Timbermen New Westminster Salmonbellies Victoria Shamrocks

Major Series Lacrosse
Brampton Excelsiors Brooklin Lacrosse Club Cobourg Kodiaks Oakville Rock Owen Sound North Stars Peterborough Lakers Six Nations Chiefs

v t e Sports teams based in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia
College & university athletics	U Sports UBC Thunderbirds (CWUAA/AII) Trinity Western Spartans (CWUAA) NCAA Division II Simon Fraser Red Leafs (GNAC) CCAA Capilano Blues (PacWest) Douglas Royals (PacWest) Langara Falcons (PacWest)
Baseball	NWL Vancouver Canadians
Basketball	CEBL Vancouver Bandits
Football	CFL BC Lions CJFL Langley Rams
Esports	CDL Vancouver Surge
Hockey	NHL Vancouver Canucks WHL Vancouver Giants BCHL Coquitlam Express Langley Rivermen Surrey Eagles
Lacrosse	NLL Vancouver Warriors WLA Burnaby Lakers Jr. A Coquitlam Adanacs Langley Thunder Maple Ridge Burrards New Westminster Salmonbellies
Roller derby	WFTDA Terminal City Roller Derby
Rugby	RCNJC Vancouver Wave
Soccer	MLS Vancouver Whitecaps FC NSL Vancouver Rise FC CPL Vancouver FC L1BC Altitude FC Burnaby FC Evolution FC Langley United TSS FC Rovers Unity FC Vancouver Whitecaps Academy

v t e Sports teams based in British Columbia
Baseball	NWL: Vancouver Canadians WCL: Kamloops NorthPaws Kelowna Falcons Nanaimo NightOwls Victoria HarbourCats
Basketball	CEBL: Vancouver Bandits
Esports	CDL: Vancouver Surge
Football	CFL: BC Lions CJFL: Kamloops Broncos Langley Rams Okanagan Sun Prince George Kodiaks Valley Huskers Vancouver Island Raiders Westshore Rebels
Ice hockey	NHL: Vancouver Canucks AHL: Abbotsford Canucks WHL: Kamloops Blazers Kelowna Rockets Prince George Cougars Vancouver Giants Victoria Royals BCHL: Alberni Valley Bulldogs Blackfalds Bulldogs Brooks Bandits Chilliwack Chiefs Coquitlam Express Cowichan Valley Capitals Cranbrook Bucks Langley Rivermen Okotoks Oilers Nanaimo Clippers Penticton Vees Powell River Kings Prince George Spruce Kings Salmon Arm Silverbacks Sherwood Park Crusaders Spruce Grove Saints Surrey Eagles Trail Smoke Eaters Vernon Vipers Victoria Grizzlies West Kelowna Warriors Other junior leagues KIJHL PJHL VIJHL
Lacrosse	NLL: Vancouver Warriors WLA: Burnaby Lakers Coquitlam Adanacs Langley Thunder Maple Ridge Burrards Nanaimo Timbermen New Westminster Salmonbellies Victoria Shamrocks BCJALL: Burnaby Lakers
Soccer	MLS: Vancouver Whitecaps FC NSL: Vancouver Rise FC MLS Next Pro: Whitecaps FC 2 CPL: Pacific FC Vancouver FC L1BC: Altitude FC Burnaby FC Harbourside FC Rivers FC TSS FC Rovers Unity FC Vancouver Whitecaps Academy PCSL: Victoria United MLS Next: Vancouver Whitecaps FC Residency
Rugby league	BCRL Abbotsford Griffins BC Bulldogs Capilano Cougars Valley Warriors Vancouver Dragons
Rugby union	RCNJC: Fraser Valley Venom Vancouver Island Rising Tide Vancouver Wave NWL: British Columbia BC U23 BC U20
Ringette	NRL: BC Thunder
Roller derby	WFTDA: Terminal City Rollergirls
University athletics	U Sports: UFV Cascades (CWUAA) TRU WolfPack (CWUAA) Trinity Western Spartans (CWUAA) UBC Thunderbirds (CWUAA/AII) UBC Okanagan Heat (CWUAA) UNBC Timberwolves (CWUAA) Victoria Vikes (CWUAA/AII) NCAA D-II: Simon Fraser Red Leafs (GNAC) CCAA: Camosun Chargers (PacWest) Capilano Blues (PacWest) CBC Bearcats (PacWest) Douglas Royals (PacWest) Langara Falcons (PacWest) Okanagan Coyotes (PacWest) Rockies Avalanche (PacWest) VIU Mariners (PacWest)
Defunct teams	NBA: Vancouver Grizzlies NLL: Vancouver Ravens PDL: Vancouver Whitecaps FC U-23 LFL: BC Angels AHL: Abbotsford Heat L1BC: Nautsaʼmawt FC Victoria Highlanders FC OWL: Vancouver Titans

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