The Algonquin Cup

Event Overview
The Algonquin Cup is an elite NCAA lacrosse invitational created in 2003 to showcase the top Division I men’s college lacrosse programs in the country.

The 2005 event will be held at James M. Shuart Stadium on the campus of Hofstra University on Long Island, one of the nation’s finest lacrosse facilities in one of the hotbeds of local interest.

A youth jamboree, which will showcase players from New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jersey, will be held simultaneously on North campus fields of the University.

The Algonquin Cup attracts a high quality cross section of players, parents, students and fans, a highly affluent and influential demographic that produces the highest index of the nation’s corporate and political leaders.

Pantheon International is a privately held, Westport, CT-based sports marketing & event management firm that owns event properties in California, Indiana, New York and Florida. Pantheon specializes in providing unique corporate marketing platforms through its high profile sports events. The company is a niche leader at originating and producing marquee live sports entertainment that create powerful bonds between corporations and the passionate affinity groups that permeate sports. The company’s core properties include the prestigious John R. Wooden Classic and John R. Wooden Tradition college basketball invitational events, held in honor of the Hall of Fame coaching legend.

Event History

October 18, 2003
Inaugural Algonquin Cup | at Harvard University
Participants: Dartmouth, Hofstra, Notre Dame, Syracuse
Champion: Notre Dame

October 16, 2004
2nd Annual Algonquin Cup | at Stony Brook University
Participants: Army, Brown, Hobart, Hofstra, North Carolina, Stony Brook
Champion: Army