Ennismore's Colton Armstrong Comes Home After Peterborough Lakers Acquire Him From Cobourg Kodiaks

Ennismore’s Colton Armstrong is coming home as he was obtained by the Peterborough Century 21 Lakers from the Cobourg Kodiaks in a trade made on Tuesday.

Armstrong was a Jr. C Lakers graduate. He is a transition for the National Lacrosse League’s Halifah Thunderbirds. Photo courtesy of the NLational Lacrosse League.

The Lakers obtained assets through a prior trade before being dealt from Cobourg. The team traded defenceman Caleb Creasor and future considerations to the Brooklin Lacrosse Club for Austin Murphy. He was flipped with future considerations to the Cobourg Kodiaks for Armstrong and a 2024 second-round pick. 

“Armstrong is a top right-handed transition player in the NLL for the Halifax Thunderbirds,” said Paul Day, Lakers general manager. “We need more goals from our transition game. It’s great to bring a Peterborough guy, who will make an immediate impact.” 

“As soon as I walk on the floor I’ll make sure to take it all in,” said Armstrong. “I’ll show them who I am and why I belong there. Hopefully I can help out and bring another Mann Cup home to Peterborough. I’m looking forward to the opportunity that Paul Day and Kodiaks’ GM John Webb have given me to come back home and play for my hometown.” 

Armstrong will be in the lineup on Thursday when the Lakers host the rival Six Nations Chiefs for the first time this season at the Peterborough Memorial Centre

The Lakers also expect Bryce Sweeting and Jay Thorimbert back in the lineup according to a press release. 

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