By Sam Laskaris Writer Playing a new position at a new school didn\u2019t deter Dougie Powless. In fact, the 22-year-old Six Nations member excelled during his first year suiting up for the Clarke University Pride men\u2019s field lacrosse squad. Powless had transferred to Clarke, located in the Iowa city of Dubuque, after spending two years at Herkimer College, a junior college, located in the state of New York. Powless was a defender when he joined the Pride. But during the club\u2019s Fall Ball schedule in 2023, Pride head coach Tucker La Belle asked Powless if he would consider switching to the attack position. \u201cI told him it didn\u2019t matter to me, as long as I\u2019m playing,\u201d Powless said. Thus, when Clarke\u2019s spring schedule rolled around, Powless found himself being counted… <\/p>\n
By Sam Laskaris Writer Playing a new position at a new school didn\u2019t deter Dougie Powless. In fact, the 22-year-old Six Nations member excelled during his first year suiting up for the Clarke University Pride men\u2019s field lacrosse squad. Powless had transferred to Clarke, located in the Iowa city of Dubuque, after spending two years at Herkimer College, a junior college, located in the state of New York. Powless was a defender when he joined the Pride. But during the club\u2019s Fall Ball schedule in 2023, Pride head coach Tucker La Belle asked Powless if he would consider switching to the attack position. \u201cI told him it didn\u2019t matter to me, as long as I\u2019m playing,\u201d Powless said. Thus, when Clarke\u2019s spring schedule rolled around, Powless found himself being counted... <\/p>\n