Six Nations Rebels national champions

The Six Nations Rebels are the 2011 Founders Cup Canadian Lacrosse Association junior B champions.

Playing in Saskatoon this week, Six Nations defeated the Calgary Mountaineers 14-11 in the championship game on Sunday. It was the third title in five years for the Rebels, who also won the Founders Cup in 2007 and 2008.
Six Nations won the Ontario Lacrosse Association title with a 3-2 win against the Halton Hills Bulldogs in the best-of-five final.
The Founders Cup featured six of the best junior B lacrosse teams from across Canada playing in a round-robin. The Rebels went 5-0 in the round-robin, outscoring their opponents 94-28.
By virtue of finishing first after the round-robin, Six Nations earned a bye into the semifinal. Calgary, which the Rebels beat by an identical 14-11 score in the first game of the round-robin, finished second.
The Mountaineers then defeated the host S.W.A.T. team 14-7 in the semifinals.
In the championship, Six Nations gave up a pair of first-period power-play goals but still led 6-4 at the end of the 20 minutes.
Th e Rebels increased that lead
to 8-4 early in the second period and by the time the two teams headed to the dressing room it was 10-6 for Six Nations.
Calgary made it interesting, scoring three of the first four goals in the third period but the Rebels then outscored their opponents 3-2 the rest of the way for the win.
Chris Attwood was out-of-this- world for Six Nations, recording three goals and six assists in the final. Vaughn Harris (5G, 1A) and Brandon Montour (5A) were also outstanding offensively.

Ian Martin (4G), Jesse Johnson (4A), Jacob Bomberry (1G, 2A), Joe Haodies Maracle (2A) and Quinn J. Powless (2A) all had multiple-point games.

Don Alton (1A), Lucas Smith (1A), Carney Johnson (1A), Tyler Leblanc (1G), Rhys Tansley (1A) and Danny Vyse (1A) also hit the scoresheet.
Stuart Martin, Jacob Crans, Dylan G. Johnson, Spencer Hill, Alex Martin and Brennor Jacobs made great contributions during the tournament for the Rebels.
Alton was the winning goalie on Sunday.
Attwood (28 points), Montour (25) and Johnson (23)finished 1-2-3 in tournament scoring.
Attwood (15) tied for the goal lead while Harris (13) was third. Montour was first with 20 assists while Bomberry (14) tied for third and Attwood (13) was fourth.
Alton was second with a 3.00 goals against average and Jacobs was third at