NLL’s decision on Clark expected Wednesday

February 13th, 2008 by Bob Chavez

Rock

Tell someone it’s been a rollercoaster season for the Toronto Rock and you’ll win Understatement of Year award.

Without their suspended coach Glenn Clark for the past four games, the Rock should discover the fate of Clark’s 2008 future when NLL Commissioner Jim Jennings makes an announcement tomorrow, reports The Canadian Press.

Clark and Jennings met in New York on Monday. At issue is Clark’s actions after a Jan. 11 game in Toronto against the Minnesota Swarm. Clark was involvedÂ in a post-game incident with Minnesota’s Sean Pollock. Assault charges against Clark were dropped Feb. 5, and the organization has been waiting for the NLL to conclude its own investigation.

Rock assistant Terry Bullen has coached the Rock since, posting a 2-2 record. The Rock are scheduled to host the Buffalo Bandits on Friday.

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Chavez is an avid lacrosse player in Rochester and a journalist for the Democrat and Chronicle as well as a longtime Inside Lacrosse contributor. Email him at bob.chavez@nllinsider.com or go to RochesterSports.com.

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