local area, as Bob Chavez of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle referred to Lakers home games as "full and loud and wild...a great setting for lacrosse." Attendance Attendance for Lakers games has increased significantly over the last decade. In 2011, total attendance for the Lakers home games was 29,910 averaging 2,991 per regular season game and 27,651 averaging 3,456 per playoff game (the Lakers hosted 8 playoff games in 2011). Every summer, Camp Moshava in Selwyn, Ontario sends a group of over 300 campers and staff to a Lakers home game, and in recent years, the MH choir has performed the Canadian national anthem prior to the game. The Lakers are the most attended team in the MSL. Broadcast Lakers home games and some away games are broadcast locally on TVCogeco with play-by-play man Pete Dalliday and analyst/host Scott Arnold In years where the Lakers play in the Mann Cup, the games are broadcast online on a PPV basis. Local radio stations will also provide updates during games and local TV station CHEX-TV will air highlights during their Newswatch'' broadcast. Carpet In 2008, the Peterborough City Council agreed to a 10-year $120,000 interest-free loan to finance the purchase and installation of a carpet for use by the Lakers in the Memorial Centre . The carpet was initially met with some resistance from some on council, however the plan was approved. Councillors argued it would increase usage of the Peterborough Memorial Centre during the Summer, increase player safety and would allow co-existence of the Lakers and the Peterborough Petes of the Ontario Hockey League . To finance the carpet, sponsors are able to purchase advertising on the carpet during Lakers home games. Roster Goaltender Defence Transition Forward Injured Reserve Head Coach Assistant Coaches Last updated: 14-SEPT-18 All-time box lacrosse record See also Peterborough Lakers Jr. A Pat Baker (lacrosse) Lloyd Wootton References External links Peterborough Lakers Webpage The Bible of Lacrosse Unofficial OLA Page Ontario Lacrosse Association teams Sport in Peterborough, Ontario Lacrosse clubs established in 1968 1968 establishments in Ontario