The first two seasons of the PLL ended with the same result: a euphoric on-field celebration by Whipsnakes Lacrosse Club, having claimed the league championship. A three-peat, however, was cut short last September as Whipsnakes fell to Chaos Lacrosse Club, in the sport’s biggest game, by five goals.
A year later, as the PLL playoffs begin this weekend with Whipsnakes holding the league’s No. 1 seed, goalie Kyle Bernlohr says he doesn’t use the word dynasty to describe what a title would mean for his organization.
“Other people outside of our can team can use those buzz words and determine what they want to determine for themselves,” he says.