Professional Lacrosse Players' Association

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PLPA
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Professional Lacrosse Players' Association
Founded August 1991
Country Flag of United States United States
Flag of Canada Canada
Key people Peter Schmitz, President
Office location Ajax, Ontario, Canada
Website http://www.plpa.com

The Professional Lacrosse Players' Association (PLPA) (formerly the Major Indoor Lacrosse League Players' Association or MILLPA) is the trade union of players in indoor lacrosse's National Lacrosse League.

It was founded in 1991 by Dave Succamore (a former Detroit Turbo), Peter Schmitz (a former Boston Blazer and current president) and 4 other players from other teams with assistance by Ron Jaros.


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Related Articles: Box lacrosse | Lacrosse | Major League Lacrosse
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