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Veteran snipers Church, Keenan sign 1-year extensions with Saskatchewan RushTwo key members of the Saskatchewan Rush offence will be back in 2025-26 with veterans Robert Church and Ryan Keenan signing one-year extensions to return.SportsJul 31, 2025
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Saskatchewan Rush end two-game slide in NLLDan Lintner and Mark Matthews each scored twice for the Rush (2-4), which also got goals from four other players. Adam Shute made 32 saves.SportsJan 30, 2022
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Saskatchewan Rush drop season opener 12-11 in overtime to Halifax ThunderbirdsThe Saskatchewan Rush opened the 2022 National Lacrosse League season with an overtime loss to the Halifax Thunderbirds, the team's first game in 637 days.SportsDec 4, 2021
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Lacrosse 101: Saskatchewan Rush team stabilityLacrosse 101: stability has been one of the keys to the success of the Saskatchewan Rush.SportsMar 10, 2017
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Saskatchewan Rush select Ryan Keenan 1st overall at 2016 NLL draftThe Saskatchewan Rush kept it in the family, selecting Ryan Keenan, the son of head coach and general manager Derek Keenan, with the first overall pick in the 2016 NLL draft.SportsSep 26, 2016
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