Tehoka Nanticoke U19 World Championship Highlights

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  • Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
  • Highlights of Iroquois Nationals attackman Tehoka Nanticoke at the 2016 FIL U19 Men's Field World Championships in Coquitlam, BC, Canada. Nanticoke helped lead the Iroquois team to the bronze medal and finished with 22 goals and 9 assists while being named to the All World Team.

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  • @kyleando849
    @kyleando849 8 років тому +16

    Ive been fucking waiting for this

    • @kyleromano8389
      @kyleromano8389 8 років тому +8

      do you kiss your mother with that keyboard?

  • @marcusaurelius5408
    @marcusaurelius5408 7 років тому +6

    So who won the tournament? Im surprised these guys only got bronze when it seems like they just destroyed everyone.

  • @malachigamingandsoccer1811
    @malachigamingandsoccer1811 8 років тому +2

    Ive been waiting for this

  • @777ElectroHarmony777
    @777ElectroHarmony777 7 років тому +4

    The Iroquois pump out some incredible players. Love the impact it's having on the game by challenging the status quo of "proper technique". It's too bad that we're only now seeing these players in the past 10 years (Thompson family and Cody Jameson), I'm sure there have been some incredible Iroquois players that have never had the chance to shine at the big stage.

    • @lacrossefilmroom
      @lacrossefilmroom  7 років тому

      777ElectroHarmony777 Some of what you're talking about is the result of an increased focus by Canadian & Native box players on the field game that dates back 30 years or so to the Gait brothers playing at Syracuse. Those players have brought the 1-handed box style of play to the field game and their success has resulted in an increased acceptance of that style of play relative to the traditional 2-handed American style.
      In terms of Iroquois players, I don't think there is much doubt that there are far more and more talented Native players in the current generation than previous ones, especially at field lacrosse. In the 1990 and 1994 World Championships, the Iroquois took 5th place behind Australia and England. 2014 was the first time that they took home a medal when they were 3rd. So while perhaps players in the past were overlooked, that's not the only reason it seems like there are so many more talented Iroquois field players recently.

  • @jl8628
    @jl8628 6 років тому

    This guy is a true artist. I love to watch him play. I wish I could play against him - unfortunately I'm 40 years too old...

  • @ianjohnson5752
    @ianjohnson5752 8 років тому

    That's just fantastic text book lacrosse offensive chemistry.

  • @AlejandroCab98
    @AlejandroCab98 8 років тому +5

    The team chemistry is unbelievable

  • @jacklavach3729
    @jacklavach3729 8 років тому +2

    This could be the next Thompson family depending if he has siblings I don't know to much about him personally

  • @mohammaddurrani9523
    @mohammaddurrani9523 7 років тому +4

    Nanticoke and Fields ...

  • @karatekat78
    @karatekat78 8 років тому +2

    4:42 ive never seen a more beautiful goal

  • @BrotherlyLove12
    @BrotherlyLove12 8 років тому +6

    Plays just like the Thompson bros. He is his own person though so we shouldn't put him in that box.

    • @keefebrown5356
      @keefebrown5356 6 років тому

      Thompson bros with Gait bros size .... Ohhhh I cant wait for this at Albany

  • @ogoaktree8206
    @ogoaktree8206 8 років тому +6

    Is the commentator pronouncing Iroquois correctly?

    • @lacrossefilmroom
      @lacrossefilmroom  8 років тому +11

      Yes, either one is fine. The pronunciation the announcer is using is more French influenced and is more common in Canada (the announcer is Canadian). The other one you are probably more familiar with is more English/American influenced and tends to be the common pronunciation in America. Both are acceptable to use though. For example, if you go to the Wikipedia page, it lists both pronunciations en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroquois.

    • @Smelliot66
      @Smelliot66 7 років тому

      Irikwah

  • @agi-news
    @agi-news 8 років тому +1

    Holy dirty man I wish my team had the same passing capabilities as the Iroquois, quick sticks for daysssss

  • @mitchsig2719
    @mitchsig2719 8 років тому +21

    He's going to win the Tewaaraton. I'm calling it.

  • @boboony
    @boboony 8 років тому +1

    I've met this guy before!!

  • @prophetesssarai
    @prophetesssarai 7 років тому

    great player...Aho!!!

  • @thomask9476
    @thomask9476 7 років тому

    Hes wearing a box helmate beacuse his head wont fit comfortably in a regular cascade helmet

  • @zacklestrange5491
    @zacklestrange5491 6 років тому

    It’s amazing how he never uses his left. He’s just able to maneuver around with his right which makes him deadly.

  • @snortieshag2248
    @snortieshag2248 4 роки тому

    Wow quite the player this Nanticoke

  • @slothyfishing9955
    @slothyfishing9955 7 років тому

    I hate the announcers voice 😂 but A1 lacrosse

  • @matthiasschulze393
    @matthiasschulze393 7 років тому +1

    maybe he'll go to syracuse

  • @y0Millah
    @y0Millah 8 років тому

    next Lyle Thompson

  • @3rdeyevisine
    @3rdeyevisine 6 років тому

    This is kid is raw!

  • @petermuskett3414
    @petermuskett3414 8 років тому

    thank you!

  • @leecreel3316
    @leecreel3316 7 років тому +1

    Why is he wearing a box helmet?

    • @remyreyes7680
      @remyreyes7680 7 років тому

      i do not play box but i am guessing that is is less bulky compared to field heads and i know for a fact that their is more peripheral view

    • @michaelcare9262
      @michaelcare9262 7 років тому +1

      Dangspiceking Whydoihavetohavealastname his head is too big for any field helmet

  • @MVPmailman
    @MVPmailman 7 років тому

    What cleats is he wearing?

  • @philliptran9427
    @philliptran9427 7 років тому

    did this guy play for img