
Every Arena Lacrosse League game is streaming live on FloLacrosse during the 2026-27 season, giving box lacrosse fans a place to follow the ALL’s East and West divisions.
Based in Canada, the amateur indoor league features 12 men’s teams and serves as an official developmental partner of the National Lacrosse League. Its players compete for division titles while pursuing opportunities at the next level.
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For NLL fans and newcomers alike, the ALL offers another way to watch the speed, skill and physical play of box lacrosse.
How To Watch The Arena Lacrosse League On FloLacrosse
FloLacrosse is the streaming home for live ALL games in 2026-27. Coverage includes the league’s East and West divisions, which compete separately.
Sign up for FloLacrosse to follow the season’s live action.
When Does The 2026-27 ALL Season Start?
The 2026-27 ALL season is scheduled to run from December 2026 through March 2027.
One early matchup features the Brooklin Bobcats hosting the Whitby Steelhawks at 8 p.m. ET on Dec. 5 at Luther Vipond Memorial Arena. The Bobcats are the former Oshawa Outlaws, giving fans a chance to follow an established franchise under a new name.
Why Should NLL Fans Watch The Arena Lacrosse League?
The ALL’s relationship with the NLL makes it more than another option on the lacrosse calendar. It gives viewers a chance to follow players pursuing professional opportunities.
The leagues announced their formal partnership in 2018, and more than 200 ALL players have received NLL opportunities over the developmental league’s existence.
Fans will also recognize the style of play. The ALL uses NLL box lacrosse rules with league-specific exceptions, including no coach’s challenges.
During standard play, each team has five runners and a goalie on the floor. Regulation consists of four 15-minute quarters, and a 30-second shot clock keeps possessions moving.
Which ALL Teams Are Defending Champions?
The Six Nations Snipers are the defending East champions, while the Grizzlies enter as the reigning West champions.
The ALL has eight teams in Ontario’s East Division and four in British Columbia’s West Division. All four West teams play at Langley Events Centre.
Those are separate title races: The ALL does not hold an East-West championship final. Fans can follow both divisions on FloLacrosse as teams pursue their respective crowns.
FloLacrosse Archived Footage
Video footage from the event will be archived and stored in a video library for FloLacrosse subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscription.
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