Elmira, NY, September 20, 2026 — Corning, NY native Logan McNaney and the Denver Outlaws concluded their Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) season with a championship game loss, marking the second consecutive year the team has been unable to secure the title. The Denver Outlaws were defeated in the final match of the league’s championship tournament.

The outcome means McNaney, a key player for the Outlaws, and his team will again be runners-up in the league. The specific opponent in this year’s championship game was not provided. The team’s performance throughout the regular season and playoffs leading up to the final was not detailed in the available information.

This latest championship game loss mirrors the result from the previous year, when the Denver Outlaws also reached the final but were unsuccessful in winning the PLL championship. The summary did not specify the opponent in last year’s championship game or the details of that contest. Further information regarding the specific score, key moments of the game, or individual player statistics for Logan McNaney was not available.

Logan McNaney’s involvement in professional lacrosse highlights his continued presence in the sport at the highest level. The Premier Lacrosse League is a professional men’s lacrosse league founded in 2018, featuring top talent from collegiate and international play. The championship game typically represents the culmination of a season involving multiple teams competing over several months.

The Denver Outlaws’ repeated appearance in the championship game underscores their consistent competitiveness within the league, yet their inability to win the title for two consecutive seasons presents a significant narrative for the franchise. Details regarding the team’s plans for the upcoming season or any potential roster changes were not provided.


Story summarized from the original created by Nick Ketter on www.mytwintiers.com, see more information here.

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