Toronto Tomahawks
National Lacrosse League (1974) Born: 1974 – NLL founding franchise Moved: Postseason 1974 (Boston Bolts) First Game: Last Game: Nations Cup Championships: None Maple Leaf
National Lacrosse League (1974) Born: 1974 – NLL founding franchise Moved: Postseason 1974 (Boston Bolts) First Game: Last Game: Nations Cup Championships: None Maple Leaf
National Lacrosse League (1974) Born: 1974 – NLL founding franchise Moved: 1975 (Long Island Tomahawks) First Game: May 17, 1974 (W 26-21 vs. Syracuse Stingers)
National Lacrosse League (1975) Born: 1974 – NLL founding franchise Folded: February 1976 First Game: May 15, 1974 (W 14-8 vs. Toronto Tomahawks) Last Game: September
National Lacrosse League (1974-1975) Born: 1974 – NLL founding franchise Folded: February 1976 First Game: May 16, 1974 (W 17-14 vs. Philadelphia Wings) Last Game:
The Long Island Tomahawks were a pro box lacrosse team that played one season at the Nassau Coliseum during the summer of 1975. The Tomahawks were the best team in the 6-team NLL during the 1975 season with a 31-17 record. But they lost to the 4th-place Quebec Caribous 4 games to 2 in a semi-final playoff series. Tomahawk Doug Hayes (104 goals, 126 assists) led the league in scoring.
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