National Lacrosse League Weekly Awards

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In the 1994 season, the National Lacrosse League (then called the Major Indoor Lacrosse League) began naming a Player of the Week. The first recipient was Buffalo Bandits legend John Tavares.

In 2002, the league renamed the award to Overall Player of the Week, and added weekly awards for Offensive Player of the Week, Defensive Player of the Week, and Rookie of the Week. In 2007, another new award was added, Transition Player of the Week.

Contents

Players listed in italics are retired.

2002-present

Player Count
John Tavares 11
Gary Gait 6
John Grant, Jr.
Dan Dawson 4
Tracey Kelusky
Shawn Williams
Blaine Manning 3
Mark Steenhuis
Jim Veltman

2002-present

Player Count
John Grant, Jr. 11
John Tavares 9
Shawn Williams 7
Dan Dawson 6
Colin Doyle 5
Blaine Manning 4
Gary Gait 3
Paul Gait
Tracey Kelusky
Pat Maddalena
Derek Malawsky
Jeff Ratcliffe

2002-present

Player Count
Dallas Eliuk 11
Pat O'Toole 8
Curtis Palidwor
Steve Dietrich 7
Bob Watson
Rob Blasdell 4
Gee Nash
Matt Roik
Pat Campbell 3
Matt Disher
Matt King
Dwight Maetche
Brandon Miller
Mike Miron
Nick Patterson

2002-present

Player Count
Sean Greenhalgh 5
Brodie Merrill
Blaine Manning 4
Andrew Burkholder 3
Peter Morgan
Aaron Wilson
Ryan Benesch

2007-present

Player Count
Mark Steenhuis 4
Josh Sims 3
Brett Bucktooth 1
Nenad Gajic
Pat McCready
Brodie Merrill
Geoff Snider
Steve Toll

1994-2001

Player Count
John Tavares 8
Paul Gait 7
Gary Gait
Dallas Eliuk 5
Jake Bergey 4
Tom Carmean
Roy Colsey
Steve Dietrich
Tom Marechek
Pat O'Toole
Sal LoCascio 3

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