National Lacrosse League To Move Its Headquarters To Conshohocken

The National Lacrosse League, the country's largest professional indoor lacrosse league, is moving its HQ from New York City to the Philadelphia suburbs.

The sports league will be based in Conshohocken for the 2017 season and beyond, occupying the top-floor suite at the Spring Mill Corporate Center. Kalmon Doglin Affiliates, based in Brooklyn, owns the complex at 1100 East Hector St. The NLL will be the only major sports league to headquarter in the Philadelphia area, according to a release.

“It’s no secret that Philadelphia has immense enthusiasm for professional athletics," NLL Commissioner Nick Sakiewicz said in the release, "and the City of Brotherly Love has not been shy to embrace the fast-growing game of lacrosse." [NLL]

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