The Valley Rebels have the first game of their 3 game playoff series vs. Langley tomorrow night (July 18th) at 8pm in Langley at the George Preston Rec Center. The next game will be in Mission on Thursday at 8pm and the final game of the series, if needed, will be in Langley on Saturday at 8pm.

The Valley Rebels Home Opener and first game of the season will be this coming Saturday May 13th vs. the Vancouver Burrards. All home games will be played at MSA Arena and the Rebels are pumped for the upcoming season to begin!

The first workout for the 2006 edition of the Valley Rebels will take place at Abbotsford Recreation Center at 7pm this coming Wednesday, March 22nd.

The firepower and defence of Tri-Cities proved to be too much for the Rebels as Tri-Cities won the 3rd game of the series 12-6 to sweep the Rebels. Tri-Cities is the WCSLA Champion and will go on to represent the League in the President's Cup. While the Rebels are disappointed that they did not make it to the President's Cup, the organization as a whole is very happy with the improvement in the team and the franchise following the move from Surrey to Abbotsford. Nothing but good things are expected next year as the Rebels will look to pick up where they left off.

After losing the second game of the 5 game series vs. Tri-Cities last night, the Rebels are now playing catch-up on Friday when the 3rd game of the series will take place in PoCo at 8pm. While the Rebels played better in the second game, which was decided by the score of 10-5, the team still needs to step their play a notch or two in order to survive any further in the series.

The second game of the championship series vs. Tri-Cities takes place tonight at the Mission Leisure Center at 8:00pm. The Rebels will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing loss in the first game of the series and it should be a good battle tonight.

The Rebels lost the first game of the WCSLL Championship series vs. Tri-Cities tonight 9-3. It was a disappointing game for the Rebels as they had difficulty with the Tri-Cities offense, which is larger and faster than that of Langley, and they also failed to capitalize on Tri-Cities penalties as the Rebels power-play was not firing on all cylinders.

The second game of the series will take place Wednesday night at the Mission Leisure Center at 8pm.

The Rebels advanced to the final round of the WCSLL playoffs with a victory tonight over Langley in Mission. The Rebels triumphed over Langley 7-5. After dropping the first game of the series to Langley 7-6 in a game in which the Rebels were missing a number of regulars, they bounced back to win the next 3 games 8-3, 10-5 and finally 7-5.

The final playoff series vs. Tri-Cities will begin on Monday August 8th in Port Coquitlam.

The Rebels advanced to the next round in the WCSLL playoffs by defeating the North Shore Indians in OT tonight, 9-8. After posting the win by a score of 5-1 in the first game of the series, Valley perhaps relaxed a little too much in the next game and lost to North Shore in their barn 10 -9. This set the stage for tonight's OT win for the Rebels.

The Rebels now advance to the next round vs. Langley, which will start in Langley on July 26th at 8pm.

- Following the removal of 3 wins from Tri-Cities due to the use of an illegal player, which included a game vs. the Rebels, the league standings have changed and put the Rebels in 3rd place. The Rebels have only 2 games left in the season, including their last home game tonight vs. Tri-Cities. Tri-Cities is coming from a 18-4 win over Vancouver and will no doubt be seeking to continue those winning ways against the Rebels. The final game of the Rebels regular season before the playoffs will be on the Burrards home floor in Vancouver on Friday, July 15th.

- The Rebels had to settle for a tie with Langley after taking a substantial lead early in the game. Langley battled back from the deficit to tie the game on a fluke goal with approximately 3 minutes left in the 3rd. The 4-on-4 overtime concluded with no goals being scored, and each team therefore went home with a point for the overtime tie.

- The Rebels lost the season series to Ladner last night, falling to the Pioneers 11-5. Ladner defeated the Rebels in each of the three games the two teams played this season, and will likely be an opponent in the Rebel's path in the playoffs.

- The Rebels are currently in 4th place in the league as the playoff picture begins to take shape. The top two teams in the league will receive byes in the first round of the playoffs will the next 4 teams playoff vs. each other. Only the last place team in the league does not make it into the playoffs. The final WLA cuts will take place July 1st, and the final shape of the teams in the Sr. B league will begin to appear as teams finalize their rosters following the WLA cuts.

- The Rebels lost to Tri-Cities last night 9-6. The loss moves the Rebels to 9-6 on the season. The Rebels now have a week off until their next game next Wednesday, June 29th vs. Ladner at MSA Arena.

- Still feeling the sting from a tough loss to Langley the day before, the Rebels took it out on an overmatched North Shore team, resulting in a final score of 15-6. North Shore battled gamely, but with only 11 runners was hard-pressed to keep up with the Rebels. The Rebels are 9-5 for the season now.

- In a disappointing loss, the Rebels battled back from multiple goals down to tie the game with several minutes left, but were unable to get the go-ahead goal or shut the door on defense. The final score was 8-7 and the Rebels are now 8-4 for the season.

- The Valley Rebels lost to Ladner on the Pioneer's floor in which Ladner came to play and the Rebels did not. The final score was 11-4 and the Rebels move to 8-3 for the season.

- The Valley Rebels beat Vancouver 12-6 last night following a disappointing loss vs. Langley on Tuesday. The Rebels are now 8-2 for the season.

- The Valley Rebels lost to Langley last night 10-8. The Rebels are now 7-2 on the season.

- The Valley Rebels are now sitting in 2nd place following victories over Vancouver (11-6), North Shore (15-11), and Nanaimo (9-5). The Rebels will be playing Langley tonight on their home floor at 8:00.

- The Valley Rebels have traded Dave Baseden and Colin Hiltz to Tri-Cities in exchange for Kelly Scott and Grant Potocky. Grant is a young player who should bring speed, skill, and a dose of aggressiveness with him. Kelly will be stepping down from behind the bench to play following the acquisition of his playing rights from Tri-Cities. Ted Downey, who has extensive coaching experience at a high level, including taking Langley to the President's Cup a few years back, has agreed to become the Rebels Head Coach, and will now be manning the bench. Kelly will remain the GM of the Rebels.

- The Valley Rebels lost to the Ladner Pioneers 7-6 in a penalty-filled game in which the Rebel power-play failed to produce more than 1 goal during 44 minutes of Pioneer penalties. Bright lights for the Rebels included tough D-play from Chris Knox and examplary play from two-way player Rich Michel. Goaltender Alex Coutts made his first start for the Rebels and did well in the face of an aggressive and speedy Ladner team.

- The Valley Rebels lost to Tri-Cities 8-13 to move to 3-1.
- Ladner lost to Langley 5-7 and defeated Tri-Cities the next night to move to 2-3 for the year.
- Langley Knights beat Ladner 7-5 to move to 4-0 for the year.
- Nanaimo Timbermen did not play this week and their record stays at 1-4.
- North Shore beat Vancouver 8-5 to put their record at 2-2
- Tri-Cities defeated Valley Rebels 13-8 and later lost to Ladner 11-12 to move their record to 2-2.
- Vancouver lost to North Shore 5-8 and their record is now 0-4.

The Valley Rebels have signed Sean Downey and Alex Coutts.

Sean Downey is a veteran of the Sr. B circuit with an extensive lacrosse pedigree. He will strengthen the left side of the Rebel's offense and help anchor the powerplay unit.

Alex Coutts is a goaltender from the PoCo Saints Jr A program who was drafted by the Coquitlam Adanacs this year. Alex lives in Abbotsford and has chosen to play for the Rebels rather than suit up for the WLA Adanacs. Alex played 12 games for PoCo in the 2004 season, posting an 82.85% save average and 8.73 goals per game. Alex gives the Rebels a great goaltending tandem as he joins Cam Janzen to give the Rebels two strong goalies.

- The Valley Rebels defeated North Shore 8-5 to move to 3-0.
- Ladner defeated Vancouver 12-4 and lost to North Shore the next night 8-10 to put their record to 1-2.
- Langley Knights beat Tri-Cities 10-8 and later on in the week defeated Nanaimo 5-3 to move to 3-0 for the year.
- Nanaimo Timbermen began the week losing to Tri-Cities 5-9 and also lost to Langley later on in the week 3-5. Nanaimo's record so far moves to 1-4.
- North Shore defeated Ladner 10-8 and lost to the Valley Rebels 5-8 to put their record at 1-2
- Tri-Cities won their first game vs. Nanaimo 9-5 and dropped their second game vs. Langley 8-10 to open their season with a mixed bag of results, 1-1.
- Vancouver lost to Ladner 4-12 in their one game of the week. Vancouver's record is now 0-3.

- The Valley Rebels did not play this week and remain at 2-0.
- Langley Knights shocked the Vancouver Burrards 12-2. Langley goes to 1-0 while Vancouver falls to 0-2
- Nanaimo Timbermen defeated the Ladner Pioneers 9-7 to put a tally in the win column. Nanaimo is at 1-2 while Ladner starts the year at 0-1.

- The Valley Rebels swept the weekend vs. Nanaimo 8-4 in the first game and 10-8 in the second.
- North Shore notched their first victory of the year vs. Vancouver, 6-5.

The Valley Rebels swept the Nanaimo Timbermen, winning the second game of the weekend 10-8. Nanaimo came to play, making some adjustments to open up their offense and attempting to spread a Rebels defence that punished them in the first game of the weekend. However, the Rebel's offense began to click and ultimately was able to secure the game for the Rebels.

The Valley Rebels defeated the Nanaimo Timbermen 8-4 in the first game of a doubleheader weekend. The Rebels came to play with a physical and punishing defence that pounded the Timbermen all night and rarely allowed inside looks at the Rebels goaltender.

The Valley Rebels are pleased to announce that the rights to Ryan Scott have been acquired from the Ladner Pioneers. Ryan played for the Maple Ridge Burrards in the Western Lacrosse Association last year and was in the top three in points in the WCSLA in the 2000, 2001 and 2002 seasons. He has also been one of the captains of the Field Lacrosse team at Bishop's University in eastern Canada where he has been selected as a 1st Team Allstar and as an All Canadian Attack 3 years in a row. The Rebels are confident that Ryan will play a major role in strengthening our offence as well as helping bar the door on defence.

The Valley Rebels are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a Western Lacrosse Association (WLA) pre-season game at MSA Arena at 7:30pm on Saturday May 7th. This game will feature the Coquitlam Adanacs vs. the Burnaby Lakers.

The Valley Rebels are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a pre-season game at MSA Arena in Abbotsford at 3pm on Sunday, April 24th. Admission is $2 at the door or a food bank donation. All are welcome to help the Valley Rebels to kick off their new season in style.

The Valley Rebels are pleased to announce their first signing, Travis Gillespie. Travis is a current member of the Calgary Roughnecks in the National Lacrosse League and has an extensive lacrosse pedigree, including two Divsion II Field Lacrosse Championships at Limestone and a Mann Cup ring with the Coquitlam Adanacs. Travis is an outstanding two-way player who brings a great deal to the Valley Rebels and we are very pleased to welcome him to the team.