PHILADELPHIA WINGS ANNOUNCE COACHING CHANGE FOR 2024-25 SEASON   Click here to read Day’s full statement   Click here for media assets PHILADELPHIA (April 22, 2024) – Today, it was announced that the Philadelphia Wings and Paul Day have mutually agreed to a new contract for Day to serve as the team’s general manager. The new, two-year agreement runs through the 2025-2026 season and includes a team option for a two-year extension through the 2027-2028 season. Day has served as both head coach and general manager since joining the organization in 2017. These moves come after the Wings ..read more

The Wings weren’t in action Saturday night, but a game with huge implications for the Wings 2024 offseason took place in Halifax as the Thunderbirds defeated the Colorado Mammoth 14-10. At the trade deadline, Paul Day traded forward Taggart Clark to the New York Riptide in exchange for their first round selection in the 2024 NLL draft, which coincidentally was from the Colorado Mammoth. After the trade, the Mammoth have gone 1-4, losing their final four games of the season. This losing run sealed Colorado’s fate at the bottom of the NLL standings, and clinched the first overall pick for the Wi ..read more

The Wings got back on track in Denver on Friday night as they jumped on the Mammoth early and never looked back. The Wings were helped to a five goal lead with first quarter goals from Joe Resetarits, Ben McIntosh (2), Mitch Jones, and Holden Cattoni. Colorado started to show signs of life in the second quarter, cutting the Wings lead to 5-3 before Resetarits and Jones scored in the final minute of the half to take a 7-3 lead into the halftime break. The Mammoth started strong in the second half as well, scoring five goals in the third quarter. But the Wings kept pace with the Mammoth, scoring ..read more

The Wings were eliminated from contention for the 2024 NLL Playoffs after falling 12-10 to the Panther City Lacrosse Club on Sunday Night. The Wings went into Sunday’s matchup missing two key members of their defense, Chad Tutton and Mike McCannell. Tutton was unavailable due to personal reasons, while McCannell was sidelined after a car accident on Friday. The first half saw a lot of players make their way into penalty box, there were ten penalties called on the Wings and five called on Panther City. Panther City took advantage with five first half powerplay goals and took an 8-5 lead into th ..read more

The Wings dropped the second half of their weekend doubleheader to the Buffalo Bandits on Saturday as they lost to the Bandits, 18-12. Dhane Smith led the way offensively for the Bandits, with 12 points (5G, 7A) on the night. Joe Resetarits led the Wings in scoring with 8 points (3G, 5A). Zach Higgins let in 16 goals on 67 shots. A bright spot for the Wings was the battle at the faceoff dot, where Nick Rowlett won 20 of the The Wings now sit in fourteenth place, and are virtually eliminated from playoff contention. They have three regular season games left, all on the road. The Wings are back ..read more

Thursday was a tough night for Philly lacrosse fans as the Wings were beaten by a consistent Saskatchewan squad as the Rush took down the Wings,   The Rush jumped into the lead early in the first and never looked back, taking a 3 goal lead before Mitch Jones got the Wings on the board. However, the Rush added another goal before the end of the opening frame to take a 4-1 lead. In the second, the Rush added four more goals to the Wings two, taking an 8-3 lead into the halftime break. The second half was more of the same story as the Rush scored four in the third quarter, while the Wings co ..read more

The Wings were looking to piece together two wins in a row entering Saturday night, but never really came close as they were dealt their eighth loss of the season by the Vancouver Warriors.   Keegan Bal had himself a monster game for Vancouver as he scored 8 goals and tallied 5 assists for a total of 13 points.   For the Wings, Mitch Jones led in scoring with 10 points (4G, 6A), followed by Holden Cattoni with 6 (3G, 3A), and Joe Resetarits was just behind him with 5 (2G, 3A). The Wings are back in action next week with two games; they take on the Saskatchewan Rush on Thursday at 7PM ..read more

BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE AND REGISTER FOR THE TOURNAMENT To celebrate the return of tailgate season, the Wings will crown the best cornhole team in Philadelphia!   To register your team of two (2), you must purchase two (2) party zone tickets ($65 total per team entry). As a part of your team registration, you will receive: – Six (6) beverages – Two (2) koozies     The winning team will receive: – Two (2) Season tickets to the Wings Home games for next year per team member (4 total for the team) – Two (2) $50 Gift cards to Xfinity Live! – Exclusive trophy   BUY YOUR TICKETS HE ..read more

The Philadelphia Wings return to Wells Fargo Center for a three-game homestand as they host the Vancouver Warriors in their 13th game of the year and seventh at home. The Wings are 5-7 on the year after a 13-8 victory in Georgia last week against the Swarm. Philadelphia will play this three-game homestand in the course of just eight days, with a two-game week ahead; it’s their only such arrangement of the season, and was necessitated when a January game against Saskatchewan was postponed and rescheduled for this coming Thursday. That will be the Wings’ next action, followed by a game against ..read more

The Wings got back into the win column on Saturday night in Georgia as they took down the Swarm, 13-8. In a season where the Wings have struggled to put together a solid 60 minute performance on both sides of the ball, the Wings brought it all together and looked like a playoff team against the Swarm.   The Wings jumped out to a 3-0 lead early in the first with goals from Mitch Jones, Holden Cattoni, and Blaze Riorden. After Georgia scored two to cut the Wings lead to 1, Scott Dominey made in 4-2 before the end of the first. In the second, both teams scored thrice. Sam LeClair, Mitch Jone ..read more