Kevin Crowley: Movies & Box Office

Kevin Crowley (born November 13, 1988 in New Westminster, British Columbia) is widely regarded as one of the most versatile and dominant figures in modern lacrosse. From his breakout years at New Westminster Secondary School to his record‑setting tenure at Stony Brook University, Crowley combined size, speed, and a relentless competitive instinct to become a perennial scoring threat. At Stony Brook he left as the all‑time leader in points (232), earned the 2011 USILA Midfielder of the Year award, and was a two‑time First‑team All‑American, cementing his status as a Tewaaraton Trophy finalist and one of only forty Division I players to record 100 or more goals and assists. His collegiate success translated directly into professional hype, as he was selected first overall in both the 2011 MLL Draft by the Hamilton Nationals and the 2011 NLL Draft by the Philadelphia Wings—an achievement matched by only three other players in lacrosse history. In the professional ranks, Crowley debuted with the Wings in 2012, finishing second in rookie scoring and earning a spot on the NLL All‑Star team. After the franchise moved to become the New England Black Wolves, he experienced a series of high‑profile trades, joining the Toronto Rock in 2015, returning to New England, and later rejoining an expansion Philadelphia Wings squad in 2019 before signing with the San Diego Seals in 2022. His MLL career mirrored this mobility, with stints for the Hamilton Nationals, Florida Launch, Chesapeake Bayhawks, Charlotte Hounds, New York Lizards, and a brief return to Philadelphia in 2020. Internationally, Crowley helped Canada capture the 2014 World Lacrosse Championship gold and was a runner‑up in 2018, showcasing his leadership on the global stage. Known affectionately as “Big Cat,” he continues to influence the game with his scoring prowess, mentorship of younger athletes, and relentless pursuit of excellence.