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Barr makes Team Canada field lacrosse debut

Wallaceburg’s Wes Barr recently represented Canada with the U15 National Development Team as a FOGO (face-off specialist) at the Brogden Cup, held September 25–27, 2026 in Maryland. The team was made up of players from across Canada. Barr competed in both the Sixes and field lacrosse formats, playing against Team USA and The Haudenosaunee Nationals. […]

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