Week 6 of the 2026 Premier Lacrosse League season takes place on June 27 and 28 at Torero Stadium in San Diego.

The California Redwoods suit up for one contest each day, resulting in four PLL games plus one WLL matchup overall.

Details follow for every contest, covering broadcast info, narrative threads and standout numbers supplied by the PLL.

All games stream live via the ESPN App and the PLL hub.

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Maryland Whipsnakes (3-2) vs. Denver Outlaws (2-2)

Saturday, 4 p.m. ET

Game preview

Injury report:

Whipsnakes: G Shaun Ito (unavailable to travel), FO Matthew Paolatto out (PUP list), FO Joseph Nardella out (PUP list), SSDM Payton Rezanka out (PUP list), LSM Colin Squired out (PUP list)
Outlaws: M Nolan Byrne out (PUP list), D JT Giles-Harris questionable (right hamstring), A Pat Kavanagh questionable (right calf)

Whipsnakes

Rookie Joey Spallina collects another milestone this weekend when he faces former youth teammate Brennan O'Neill for the first time. The pair shared a roster on Team 91 Crush after Spallina moved up two age groups.

Maryland's Rob Pannell (650) sits seven points shy of Paul Rabil's all-time mark of 657 entering the weekend.

Outlaws

O'Neill already leads Denver with seven assists and stands one shy of his personal best of eight.

Logan McNaney remains elite in clean save percentage; his 2026 figure of 57.1 percent ranks second all-time since tracking began in 2015, trailing only his own 60.6 percent from 2025.

Boston Cannons (1-4) vs. California Redwoods (3-1)

Saturday, 8:30 p.m. ET

Game preview

Injury report:

Cannons: D Hunter Smith out (left shoulder), M Ryan Drenner out (PUP list), M Matt Campbell out (PUP list)
Redwoods: SSDM Dante Bowen out (unavailable to travel), A Finn Thomson out (unavailable to travel), A Wes Berg out (PUP list), D Cole Kastner out (PUP list), D Chris Fake IR (left hamstring)

Cannons

Boston netminder Colin Kirst confronts the fifth-most difficult shot quality since 2019 per PLL analyst Pat McKeever. Adjustments could ease his workload.

Marcus Holman pursues the career goals record; he begins the weekend in second place with 371, 22 behind John Grant Jr.'s 393.

Redwoods

According to PLL's Joe Keegan, the Redwoods post the top offensive efficiency when trailing (43.2 percent, ahead of the Whipsnakes at 32.6 percent) and the second-best defensive efficiency while behind (15.6 percent, just behind the Outlaws at 15.5 percent).

Dylan Molloy arrives after a seven-goal outing that Ryan Boyle and Brian Dougherty dissected on the latest Freeze It Right Here podcast.

New York Charging (2-0) vs. California Palms (1-1)

Saturday, 6:15 p.m. ET

Game preview

Charging

A victory would secure the Charging a berth in the WLL Championship game.

Kendall Halpern and teammates outline their strategy to limit Ashley Humphrey.

Palms

California's Taylor Moreno showcases diverse skills beyond lacrosse: she kicked for her high school football squad, holds a black belt in taekwondo and works as a tattoo artist.

Two Palms players, goalie Kait Devir and midfielder Erin Bakes, competed in NCAA lacrosse at USC and return to Southern California for the weekend.

Philadelphia Waterdogs (2-2) vs. Utah Archers (2-3)

Sunday, 4 p.m. ET

Game preview

Injury report:

Waterdogs: M Casey Wilson IR (right knee), SSDM Dylan Hess IR (right knee), FO Alec Stathakis out (PUP list)
Archers: D Will Schaller out (PUP list), M Grant Ament out (PUP list), A Matt Moore IR (right hip), A Gannon Matthews out (PUP list), M Tom Schreiber IR (right knee)

Waterdogs

Philly veteran Kieran McArdle approaches 200 career assists with 198 entering the weekend. His 200th would place him eighth on the all-time list, behind Tom Schreiber's 215.

Expect the PLL debut of fifth overall pick Silas Richmond, an Albany product aiming to extend the program's pro attack tradition.

Archers

Richmond drew consideration for the top selection by Utah before the team chose SSDM Aidan Maguire. A head-to-head matchup between the two could unfold.

Carolina Chaos (3-2) vs. California Redwoods (3-1)

Sunday, 6:30 p.m. ET

Game preview

Injury report:

Chaos: M JJ Sillstrop IR (right knee), M Charlie Bertrand IR (ACL tear)
Redwoods: SSDM Dante Bowen out (unavailable to travel), A Finn Thomson out (unavailable to travel), A Wes Berg out (PUP list), D Cole Kastner out (PUP list), D Chris Fake IR (left hamstring)

Chaos

Carolina excels in one-on-one situations thanks to skilled dodgers across the field. The team leads the PLL in unassisted shooting percentage at 30.3 percent, well clear of second-place Atlas at 25.4 percent.

Rookie SSDM Ty English meets his brother Sam, the third overall pick in the 2025 draft now with the Redwoods, on the opposing sideline.

Redwoods

California's 32-second offense shows marked progress. After ranking seventh at 17.0 percent in 2024, the unit climbed to fifth at 23.9 percent last season and now tops the league at 25.9 percent.