The Colorado Mammoth enter the 2026-27 National Lacrosse League season with head coach Pat Coyle back behind the bench and two of their most productive forwards returning. Will Malcom and Andrew Kew signed two-year extensions after combining for 173 regular-season points in 2025-26.

Colorado went 12-6 and finished second last season, only to see its playoff run end with a 12-11 overtime loss to San Diego in the quarterfinals. The challenge now is turning regular-season success into a longer postseason run.

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What To Know About The Colorado Mammoth In 2026-27

• 2025-26 record: 12-6; second place; lost to San Diego in the quarterfinals.
• Head coach: Pat Coyle.
• Season opener: Dec. 5, 2026, at Las Vegas Desert Dogs, 10 p.m. ET.
• Where to watch: FloLacrosse and the FloSports app.

How Did The Colorado Mammoth Finish The 2025-26 NLL Season?

Colorado won 12 of its 18 regular-season games, finishing second in the 14-team NLL standings and earning a home playoff game. That advantage did not carry the Mammoth beyond the opening round.

Seventh-seeded San Diego defeated Colorado 12-11 in overtime in a single-game quarterfinal, cutting short a season that had positioned the Mammoth among the league's top teams.

Colorado's returning attack provides a strong foundation for another playoff push. But after the quarterfinal upset, advancing in the postseason will be the measure the Mammoth are trying to improve.

Who Is The Colorado Mammoth Head Coach In 2026-27?

Pat Coyle returns as Colorado's head coach, with Brad Self serving as general manager.

Coyle oversees a 40-player training camp that begins Oct. 29 in Denver. The Mammoth also scheduled preseason sessions and scrimmages in Six Nations, Vancouver and Oakville. Camp will give the coaching staff a chance to evaluate returning veterans and players competing for roster spots.

What Are 3 Colorado Mammoth Roster Storylines To Watch In 2026-27?

1. Andrew Kew Returns After Scoring 84 Points In 12 Games

Few Colorado players made more of their time on the floor last season than Andrew Kew. The forward scored 45 goals and added 39 assists for 84 points in just 12 regular-season appearances.

Kew missed six games, making his production especially striking. Colorado signed him to a two-year extension, keeping one of its top offensive threats in place. His output offers reason for optimism, although it would be premature to assume he will match that scoring rate across an entire season.

2. Will Malcom Gives Colorado Another Proven Scorer

Will Malcom led the Mammoth with 89 points in 17 regular-season games in 2025-26, recording 36 goals and 53 assists. Colorado also signed him to a two-year agreement.

With Malcom and Kew returning, the Mammoth have retained two players who combined for 81 goals last season. That continuity matters for a team seeking another strong regular season, but the more compelling question is whether their production can help Colorado advance beyond the playoff quarterfinals.

3. A 40-Player Training Camp Brings Competition For Roster Spots

Colorado invited 40 players to training camp, including 15 who have never appeared for the Mammoth. That creates competition around an experienced returning group.

Among the newcomers are 2026 draft selections Cole Teeple, Ryan Stines and Zach Constantopolous. Veterans Robert Hope and Dillon Ward are also on the camp list.

The mix gives Coyle options to evaluate before the season begins. A training camp invitation, however, does not guarantee a spot on the final active roster.

How To Watch The Colorado Mammoth In The 2026-27 NLL Season

Fans can watch Colorado Mammoth games during the 2026-27 National Lacrosse League season on FloLacrosse and the FloSports app.

FloLacrosse carries NLL regular-season and playoff coverage, allowing fans to follow Colorado from its Dec. 5 opener at Las Vegas through its pursuit of another postseason appearance.

What Is The Colorado Mammoth 2026-27 NLL Schedule?

Colorado will play 18 regular-season games, nine at home and nine on the road. The Mammoth open Dec. 5 at Las Vegas before hosting Georgia in their home opener Jan. 1, 2027.

All times Eastern (ET).

• Dec. 5, 2026: Colorado Mammoth at Las Vegas Desert Dogs, 10 p.m. ET
• Dec. 19, 2026: Colorado Mammoth at Calgary Roughnecks, 9 p.m. ET
• Jan. 1, 2027: Georgia Swarm at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• Jan. 9, 2027: Rochester Knighthawks at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• Jan. 15, 2027: San Diego Seals at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• Jan. 23, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at Georgia Swarm, 7:30 p.m. ET
• Jan. 29, 2027: Toronto Rock at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• Feb. 6, 2027: Halifax Thunderbirds at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• Feb. 20, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at Saskatchewan Rush, 8 p.m. ET
• March 6, 2027: Saskatchewan Rush at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• March 13, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at Buffalo Bandits, 7 p.m. ET
• March 20, 2027: Las Vegas Desert Dogs at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• March 26, 2027: Vancouver Warriors at Colorado Mammoth, 9 p.m. ET
• March 27, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at San Diego Seals, 10 p.m. ET
• April 3, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at Oshawa FireWolves, 7 p.m. ET
• April 10, 2027: Calgary Roughnecks at Colorado Mammoth, 9:30 p.m. ET
• April 17, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at Vancouver Warriors, 10 p.m. ET
• April 24, 2027: Colorado Mammoth at Rochester Knighthawks, 7 p.m. ET

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