The Boston Cannons’ Marcus Holman (left) tries to hit the ball away from Brian Tevlin during a 9-7 victory by the California Redwoods as part of Premier Lacrosse League action July 5, 2024, at Harvard Stadium.
The Boston Cannons returned to Harvard Stadium as part of a weekend swing by the Premier Lacrosse League over the Fourth of July weekend. Four games were played featuring seven PLL teams, with the Cannons playing twice: they lost to the California Redwoods, 9-7, on Friday, July 5, then beat the Philadelphia Waterdogs, 14-10, on Saturday, July 6, 2024.
To see the complete photo gallery from the weekend at Harvard Stadium, please click on the main image above.
Utah Archers attacker Mac O’Keefe is thrown hats to sign during the Premier Lacrosse League’s visit to Harvard Stadium on July 6, 2024. (Ryan Guiel)Boston Cannons attacker Matt Kavanagh gets ready to aid the next faceoff during a 14-10 victory against the Philadelphia Waterdogs at Harvard Stadium in Premier Lacrosse League play July 6, 2024. (Ryan Guiel)The referee recruited a little help for the coin toss when the Boston Cannons played the Philadelphia Waterdogs in a PLL game on July 6, 2024, at Harvard Stadium. The Cannons went home victorious, 14-10. (Ryan Guiel)The Boston Cannons’ Bubba Fairman (2) takes care of Rob Pannell of the California Redwoods during Premier Lacrosse League action on July 5 at Harvard Stadium. Pannell and the Redwoods would emerge with a 9-7 victory. (Laura White)The two team captains — the Boston Cannons’ Marcus Holman (left) and the California Redwoods’ TD Ierlan — face off as part of Premier Lacrosse League action July 5, 2024, at Harvard Stadium. Ierlan and the Redwoods would emerge with a 9-7 victory. (Laura White)Matt Kavanagh celebrates a 2-point goal with Connor Kirst (left) that sealed the Boston Cannons’ 14-10 victory over the Philadelphia Waterdogs, 14-10, in a Premier Lacrosse League game on July 6, 2024, at Harvard Stadium. (Ryan Guiel)
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A rising junior at Algonquin Regional High School in Northborough, Mass., Laura is the visuals editor on the executive board of the Algonquin Harbinger. Laura has been photographing since the start of sophomore year and has won multiple New England Scholastic Press Association awards for music and sports photography, and has had 16 photos published as a part of the Boston Globe High School journalism program. Outside of photojournalism, Laura uses a telescope for astrophotography, photographing deep sky objects, and competitively rock climbs, while photographing climbing competitions all over New England. (July 2024)
Ryan Guiel is a rising junior at Maynard (Mass.) High School, he’s a part of the school’s radio station; WAVM. He is one of the photographers for all of the Maynard sports teams, and aspires to be a photojournalist. (June 2024)
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