(Tuesday, January 31, 2023) — The Professional Box Lacrosse Association announced yesterday that all remaining games across the league will be postponed as of January 31, 2023.  Individual and season ticket holders will be refunded at point of purchase. Season ticket holders will be contacted and will receive a full refund for the duration of the season.

“We made a difficult decision to postpone the remainder of the inaugural season,” said owner Carmen Kesner.

“Our vision is to implement a fast, physical, safe, and exciting experience for our fans and players.  We believe we have been able to create this experience, but we feel there are elements we need to improve upon.  For that reason, we are halting the season to re-organize the league and team operations.”

Carmen Kesner, CEO

Part of that reorganization comes with the appointment of Brad Bryant, the new Chief Executive Officer of the PBLA.  “I’m excited about what is in store for this league.  My goal is to take Mr. Kesner’s concept to the next level and create a sustainable product for years to come that both the players and the fans can be proud of.”

The PBLA recognizes the support of the loyal lacrosse fans and while regretful for this decision, believes that the coming season will prove it to be the right decision. 

The 2023 Policeman's Ball is a semi-formal event featuring music by The Kings! The Public is Welcome - this is not just a police department event, but open for everyone to enjoy!

This event takes place in the Salem Civic Cener Arena on Saturday, February 11th, with the fun getting started at 8pm.

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW AND CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE SALEM POLICE DEPARTMENT.

• $40 per couple (2 people)
• $25 single (only available on the evening of the Ball while they last)

Friday, February 17th and Saturday, February 18th, come cheer on these wrestlers that have worked so hard to get to the State Championships!

Wrestling will begin daily at 10:00 am. 

General Admission: 

• All Session Pass - $25.00
• Per Day - $20.00
• Ages 6 and under admitted free with a paying adult.

(Tuesday, January 31, 2023) — The Professional Box Lacrosse Association announced yesterday that all remaining games across the league will be postponed as of January 31, 2023.  Individual and season ticket holders will be refunded at point of purchase. Season ticket holders will be contacted and will receive a full refund for the duration of the season.

“We made a difficult decision to postpone the remainder of the inaugural season,” said owner Carmen Kesner.

“Our vision is to implement a fast, physical, safe, and exciting experience for our fans and players.  We believe we have been able to create this experience, but we feel there are elements we need to improve upon.  For that reason, we are halting the season to re-organize the league and team operations.”

Carmen Kesner, CEO

Part of that reorganization comes with the appointment of Brad Bryant, the new Chief Executive Officer of the PBLA.  “I’m excited about what is in store for this league.  My goal is to take Mr. Kesner’s concept to the next level and create a sustainable product for years to come that both the players and the fans can be proud of.”

The PBLA recognizes the support of the loyal lacrosse fans and while regretful for this decision, believes that the coming season will prove it to be the right decision. 

(Tuesday, January 31, 2023) — The Professional Box Lacrosse Association announced yesterday that all remaining games across the league will be postponed as of January 31, 2023.  Individual and season ticket holders will be refunded at point of purchase. Season ticket holders will be contacted and will receive a full refund for the duration of the season.

“We made a difficult decision to postpone the remainder of the inaugural season,” said owner Carmen Kesner.

“Our vision is to implement a fast, physical, safe, and exciting experience for our fans and players.  We believe we have been able to create this experience, but we feel there are elements we need to improve upon.  For that reason, we are halting the season to re-organize the league and team operations.”

Carmen Kesner, CEO

Part of that reorganization comes with the appointment of Brad Bryant, the new Chief Executive Officer of the PBLA.  “I’m excited about what is in store for this league.  My goal is to take Mr. Kesner’s concept to the next level and create a sustainable product for years to come that both the players and the fans can be proud of.”

The PBLA recognizes the support of the loyal lacrosse fans and while regretful for this decision, believes that the coming season will prove it to be the right decision.