2025 Premier Lacrosse League season

2025 Premier Lacrosse League season
LeaguePremier Lacrosse League
SportField Lacrosse
Defending championsUtah Archers (2024)
DurationMay 30 – September 14
Number of teams8
7th Season

The 2025 Premier Lacrosse League Season is the 7th season of the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL). The regular season began on May 30 and will run through August 9th. The playoffs will run from August 22 through September 14.

Tour map

Tour locations for the 2025 PLL season
Legend:
: Home City Location
: Neutral Cite Tour Location
: All-Star Game Location
: Quarterfinals Location
: Semifinals Location
: Finals Location

Tour venues

Week Venue Home Team Location Capacity[a] Image Notes Ref
1 Tom & Mary Casey Stadium New York Atlas Albany, NY 8,500
2 American Legion Memorial Stadium Carolina Chaos Charlotte, NC 10,500

3 Villanova Stadium Philadelphia Waterdogs Villanova, PA 12,500
4 Homewood Field Maryland Whipsnakes Baltimore, MD 8,500
5 Torero Stadium California Redwoods San Diego, CA 6,000
6

(All-Star Game)

CPKC Stadium All-Star Kansas City, MO 11,500 [1]
7 Martin Stadium Neutral Site Evanston, IL 12,023
8 Rafferty Stadium Neutral Site Fairfield, CT 3,500
9 Zions Bank Stadium Utah Archers Herriman, UT 5,000
10 Peter Barton Stadium Denver Outlaws Denver, CO 2,000
11 Harvard Stadium Boston Cannons Boston, MA 25,000
12

(Quarterfinals)

TCO Stadium Neutral Site Eagan, MN 6,000
13

(Semifinals)

Subaru Park Neutral Site Chester, PA 18,500
14

(Championship)

Sports Illustrated Stadium Neutral Site Harrison, NJ 25.000

Schedule

The addition of home cities and conferences brought slight changes to the schedule. Every team has one weekend where they are the home team and play a weekend doubleheader. There are two weekends (Chicago and Fairfield) when there is no home team and every team plays. Each team will play in-conference opponents twice and out-of-conference opponents once. All games are streamed on ESPN+ during the season.

Week Date Games Time(EST) Broadcast [b] Venue City Notes
1
Atlas Homecoming 		May 30 Carolina Chaos (8 – 10) New York Atlas 6 PM ESPN+ Casey Stadium at UAlbany Albany, NY
California Redwoods (15 – 12) Denver Outlaws 8:30 PM ESPN+
May 31 Maryland Whipsnakes (7 – 8) Utah Archers 1 PM ABC
Boston Cannons (16 – 12) New York Atlas 7 PM ESPN+
2
Chaos Homecoming 		June 6 Denver Outlaws (9 – 12) Carolina Chaos 6 PM ESPN+ American Legion Memorial Stadium Charlotte, NC
Philadelphia Waterdogs (16 – 12) Maryland Whipsnakes 8:30 PM ESPN+
June 7 Utah Archers (8 – 9) Boston Cannons 1 PM ABC
California Redwoods (16 – 10) Carolina Chaos 7 PM ESPN+
3
Waterdogs Homecoming 		June 13 Boston Cannons (11 – 14) Philadelphia Waterdogs 6 PM ESPN+ Villanova Stadium Villanova, PA
California Redwoods (11 – 12) Utah Archers 8:30 PM ESPN+
June 14 New York Atlas (11–16) Maryland Whipsnakes 1 PM ABC
Denver Outlaws (9–7) Philadelphia Waterdogs 7 PM ESPN+
4
Whipsnakes Homecoming 		June 21 New York Atlas (17–9) Philadelphia Waterdogs 4 PM ESPN Homewood Field Baltimore, MD
Boston Cannons (13–12) Maryland Whipsnakes 7 PM ESPN2
June 22 Utah Archers (10–13) Denver Outlaws 12 PM ABC
Carolina Chaos (6–20) Maryland Whipsnakes 2:30 PM ESPN+
5
Redwoods Homecoming 		June 27 Denver Outlaws (18–12) California Redwoods 9 PM ESPN+ Torero Stadium San Diego, CA
Utah Archers (8–10) New York Atlas 11:30 PM ESPN+
June 28 Philadelphia Waterdogs (12–9) California Redwoods 6 PM ESPN
Boston Cannons (12–14) Carolina Chaos 8:30 PM ESPN+
6
Lexus All-Star 		July 4 Lexus PLL & WLL Skills Competition 6:30 PM TBA CPKC Stadium Kansas City, MO
Maybelline WLL All-Star Game
Team Izzy (24–20) Team North 		8 PM ESPN+
July 5 Lexus All-Star Game
East (13–15) West 		1 PM ESPN
7
Throwback Weekend 		July 11 New York Atlas (–) Boston Cannons 7 PM ESPN2 Lanny and Sharon Martin Stadium Evanston, IL
(Chicago)
Utah Archers (–) Philadelphia Waterdogs 9:30 PM ESPN+
July 12 Carolina Chaos (–) California Redwoods 7 PM ESPN+
Denver Outlaws (–) Maryland Whipsnakes 9:30 PM ESPN+
8
Indigenous Heritage Weekend 		July 18 New York Atlas (–) California Redwoods 6:30 PM ESPN Rafferty Stadium Fairfield, CT
Utah Archers (–) Carolina Chaos 9 PM ESPN+
July 19 Boston Cannons (–) Denver Outlaws 3 PM ABC
Maryland Whipsnakes (–) Philadelphia Waterdogs 8 PM ESPN+
9
Archers Homecoming 		July 25 California Redwoods (–) Utah Archers 8 PM ESPN+ Zions Bank Stadium Herriman, UT
(Salt Lake City)
Maryland Whipsnakes (–) New York Atlas 10:30 PM ESPN+
July 26 Philadelphia Waterdogs (–) Carolina Chaos 6:30 PM ESPN+
Denver Outlaws (–) Utah Archers 9 PM ESPN2
10
Outlaws Homecoming 		August 1 Carolina Chaos (–) Denver Outlaws 8 PM ESPN+ Peter Barton Stadium Denver, CO
Philadelphia Waterdogs (–) Boston Cannons 10:30 PM ESPN+
August 2 Maryland Whipsnakes (–) California Redwoods 1 PM ABC
New York Atlas (–) Denver Outlaws 8 PM ESPN+
11
Cannons Homecoming 		August 8 California Redwoods (–) Boston Cannons 6:30 PM ESPN+ Harvard Stadium Cambridge, MA
(Boston)
Carolina Chaos (–) Utah Archers 9 PM ESPN2
August 9 Philadelphia Waterdogs (–) New York Atlas 1 PM ABC
Maryland Whipsnakes (–) Boston Cannons 7 PM ESPN+
12
Quarterfinals 		August 23 (–) 6 PM ESPN2 TCO Stadium Eagan, MN
(Minnesota)
(–) 8:30 PM ESPN+
13
Semifinals 		September 1 (–) 4 PM ESPN2 Subaru Park Chester, PA
(Philadelphia)
(–) 6:30 PM ESPN+
14
PLL Championship 		September 14 (–) 12:30 PM ABC Sports Illustrated Stadium Harrison, NJ
(New Jersey)
Notes
  1. ^ Capacity may not reflect the capacity for the PLL's purposes due to various areas of the stadium potentially being closed for lacrosse games
  2. ^ All games broadcast on ESPN+ alongside the network listed.

Source:[2]

Standings

Eastern Conference
Team W L SF SA SD
New York Atlas 3 2 61 57 4
Boston Cannons 3 2 61 60 1
Philadelphia Waterdogs 3 2 58 58 0
Maryland Whipsnakes 2 3 67 55 12
Western Conference
Team W L SF SA SD
Denver Outlaws 3 2 61 56 5
California Redwoods 2 3 63 64 -1
Utah Archers 2 3 46 50 -4
Carolina Chaos 2 3 50 67 -17

Source: Standings - Premier Lacrosse League

Awards

Players of the Week

Date Awarded Player Team Ref.
June 3 Chris Kavanagh California Redwoods [3]
June 10 Blaze Riorden Carolina Chaos [4]
June 17 Michael Sowers Philadelphia Waterdogs [5]
June 24 Jeff Teat New York Atlas [6]
June 30 Pat Kavanagh Denver Outlaws [7]
July 5 Brennan O'Neill West [8]

Coaching Changes

Offseason Changes

On December 5, 2024 Andy Towers resigned as head coach of the Carolina Chaos, over disputes with the PLL.[9][10] He was replaced by Roy Colsey on January 30, 2025.[11]

In March 2025, Nat St. Laurent stepped down as head coach of the California Redwoods.[12] He was replaced by Anthony Kelly on March 20, 2025.[13]

References

  1. ^ "Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Soccer Stadium — Campus Tours". louisville.edu. Retrieved 2023-10-30.
  2. ^ "2025 PLL Schedule". Premier Lacrosse League.
  3. ^ "Chris Kavanagh is your Player of the Week!". x.com/PremierLacrosse. June 3, 2025.
  4. ^ "25 Saves for Blaze!!!". x.com/PremierLacrosse. June 10, 2025.
  5. ^ "Seven for Sowers!". x.com/PremierLacrosse. June 17, 2025.
  6. ^ "Jeff Teat dropped 8 points... Again!". x.com/PremierLacrosse. June 24, 2025.
  7. ^ "Pat Kavanagh is your Player of the Week!". x.com/PremierLacrosse. June 30, 2025.
  8. ^ "All smiles for the @Lexus All-Star MVP, @BrennanONeill2". x.com/PremierLacrosse. July 5, 2025.
  9. ^ "Andy Towers Steps Down After Reported Staff Disagreement with PLL". USA Lacrosse. Retrieved 2025-01-29.
  10. ^ "The Inside Story on Why Andy Towers Stepped Down as Chaos Head Coach". December 17, 2023.
  11. ^ "Carolina Chaos hire Roy Colsey as coach, Spencer Ford as GM". ESPN.com. 2025-01-30. Retrieved 2025-07-02.
  12. ^ "Nat St. Laurent Steps Down From Redwoods, Joe Spallina Named California General Manager". www.insidelacrosse.com. Retrieved 2025-07-02.
  13. ^ PLL (2025-03-20). "Premier Lacrosse League Names Anthony Kelly Head Coach of California Redwoods". Premier Lacrosse League. Retrieved 2025-07-02.


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