Knighthawks owner Styres is no stranger to hard work

July 16th, 2008 by Bob Chavez

Curt Styres means business. And if anyone knows what it takes in the world of business, it’s him.

The new owner of the National Lacrosse League’s Rochester Knighthawks understands that whether you’re doing manual labor with steel or pushing paper in an office, there is no substitute for hard work. Styres has benefitted greatly from the world of business and he’s doing what any cool person with a ton of money would do: He’s giving back to his community. “I do what I think is best for our people,” he says in a story in the New York Times. “How can I help them?” That’s the kind of attitude that has Knighthawks fans excited for the next season because it seems everything Styers is involved with has a happy ending with a lot of smiles.

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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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