The captain of the Halifax Thunderbirds will return for another season with the National Lacrosse League franchise. Cody Jamieson re-signed with the ...
Captain Cody Jamieson will return for another season with the Halifax Thunderbirds. - HALIFAX THUNDERBIRDSThe captain of the Halifax Thunderbirds will return for another season with the National Lacrosse League franchise.
The 35-year-old has spent 11 seasons in the NLL, all with the Thunderbirds/Rochester Knighthawks franchise, since he was drafted first overall out of Syracuse University in the 2010 NLL Entry Draft. The left-hander out of Six Nations has played in 166 regular-season games and has accumulated 823 points, including 298 goals and 658 loose balls.The team signed goalie Aaron Bold to a one-year deal.
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