Lacrosse 04/14 02:04 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Βανκούβερ Γουόριορς 5-7
Lacrosse 03/03 00:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Αλμπάνι ΦαιερΓούλβς View
Lacrosse 02/17 00:03 - Τορόντο Ροκ v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ 16-10
Lacrosse 02/11 00:30 - San Diego Seals v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 02/03 02:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Κάλγκαρι Ρούφνεκς View
Lacrosse 01/28 00:30 - Georgia Swarm v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 01/20 00:30 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Μπούφαλο Μπάντιτς View
Lacrosse 01/14 00:30 - Πάνθερ Σίτι v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
National Lacrosse League 2023 01/07 20:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Philadelphia Wings View
National Lacrosse League 2023 12/30 21:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Τορόντο Ροκ View
National Lacrosse League 2023 12/17 00:30 - Χάλιφακς Θάντερμπερντς v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 12/03 00:30 - Philadelphia Wings v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ 13-9
Lacrosse 04/30 02:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Βανκούβερ Γουόριορς View
Lacrosse 04/22 22:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Χάλιφακς Θάντερμπερντς View
Lacrosse 04/15 23:30 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Μπούφαλο Μπάντιτς View
Lacrosse 03/31 23:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Georgia Swarm View
Lacrosse 03/25 23:30 - Georgia Swarm v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 03/18 23:30 - Αλμπάνι ΦαιερΓούλβς v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ 10-13
Lacrosse 03/12 00:30 - Philadelphia Wings v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 03/04 16:30 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Philadelphia Wings View
Lacrosse 02/25 19:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Rochester Knighthawks View
Lacrosse 02/19 18:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Χάλιφακς Θάντερμπερντς View
Lacrosse 02/12 00:30 - Αλμπάνι ΦαιερΓούλβς v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 02/05 00:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Τορόντο Ροκ 14-22
Lacrosse 01/29 00:30 - Μπούφαλο Μπάντιτς v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 01/22 00:00 - Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ v Αλμπάνι ΦαιερΓούλβς View
Lacrosse 01/15 20:00 - Rochester Knighthawks v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ 11-8
Lacrosse 01/08 00:30 - Τορόντο Ροκ v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ 15-7
Lacrosse 12/18 00:30 - Χάλιφακς Θάντερμπερντς v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View
Lacrosse 12/04 00:30 - San Diego Seals v Νιού Γιορκ Ρίπταϊντ View

Wikipedia - New York Riptide

The New York Riptide were a professional box lacrosse franchise based in Uniondale, New York. They were members of the Eastern Conference of the National Lacrosse League (NLL) and played home games at Nassau Coliseum and began their first season in 2019.

2024 was the team's final season in Uniondale as the Riptide moved to Ottawa, with the team rebranding as the Ottawa Black Bears beginning with the 2025 season.

History

On December 12, 2018, the NLL awarded an expansion franchise to Uniondale, New York and owner GF Sports. The team began play in December 2019 with its home arena being the Nassau Coliseum. The Riptide mark the return of the National Lacrosse League to the Long Island area after the departure of the New York Saints (1989–2003) and the New York Titans (2006–2009), both of whom also played at Nassau Coliseum.

The New York Riptide name and logo were announced on February 17, 2019, as chosen by fans.

On January 18, 2020, the Riptide got their first win in franchise history when they beat the Georgia Swarm by a score of 13–12 in overtime at Nassau Coliseum.

On June 3, 2020, the entire coaching staff and lacrosse operations team, including head coach and general manager Regy Thorpe, were fired.

On July 10, 2020, the Riptide announced the hiring of Jim Veltman as general manager and Dan Ladouceur as head coach.

Veltman was relieved of his duties on January 9, 2023, and replaced by executive vice president Rich Lisk.

Relocation to Ottawa

On February 20, 2024, John Rodenburg of sports radio station CFGO reported that the Riptide would be relocating to Ottawa for the 2024–25 season, citing poor attendance. The next day, the NLL officially announced that the Riptide would relocate to Ottawa, and will be renamed the Ottawa Black Bears. The team will play its games at Canadian Tire Centre. It will mark the return of the NLL to Ottawa; the Ottawa Rebel (a relocation of the Syracuse Smash) relocated to Edmonton as the Edmonton Rush in 2003 (that team later moved to Saskatoon as the Saskatchewan Rush).