Lacrosse | 04/06 01:49 | - | Halifax Thunderbirds v Vancouver Warriors | 13-15 | |
Lacrosse | 03/02 00:00 | - | Georgia Swarm v Halifax Thunderbirds | 12-11 | |
National Lacrosse League 2024 | 02/25 01:00 | - | Halifax Thunderbirds v Saskatchewan Rush | View | |
Lacrosse | 02/19 00:01 | - | Halifax Thunderbirds v Calgary Roughnecks | 11-17 | |
Lacrosse | 02/09 23:30 | - | Las Vegas Desert Dogs v Halifax Thunderbirds | 10-12 | |
National Lacrosse League 2024 | 02/03 00:00 | - | Halifax Thunderbirds v Philadelphia Wings | View | |
National Lacrosse League 2024 | 01/27 23:00 | - | Rochester Knighthawks v Halifax Thunderbirds | View | |
Lacrosse | 01/12 23:30 | - | Toronto Rock v Halifax Thunderbirds | 11-9 | |
National Lacrosse League 2023 | 01/07 00:00 | - | Halifax Thunderbirds v Albany FireWolves | View | |
National Lacrosse League 2023 | 12/29 23:30 | - | Philadelphia Wings v Halifax Thunderbirds | View | |
National Lacrosse League 2023 | 12/17 00:30 | - | Halifax Thunderbirds v New York Riptide | View | |
Lacrosse | 12/02 00:00 | - | Saskatchewan Rush v Halifax Thunderbirds | 12-17 |
The Halifax Thunderbirds (known colloquially as the T-Birds) are a professional box lacrosse team based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, playing in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) as a member of the Eastern Conference. The team plays their home games at Scotiabank Centre which they share with the Halifax Mooseheads of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League.
On September 13, 2018, the NLL approved a franchise relocation to the city of Halifax. Curt Styres, the previous owner of the NLL's Rochester Knighthawks, moved the Knighthawks' franchise to Halifax, Nova Scotia. The Knighthawks intellectual property (name and logo) was sold to Pegula Sports and Entertainment, owners of the Buffalo Bandits, which founded a new expansion franchise that started play in the 2019–2020 season under the Knighthawks moniker. While located in Rochester the franchise won 5 championships.
The Halifax Thunderbirds made their league debut on December 7, 2019, defeating the New York Riptide 12–4 in front of a crowd of 6,847 at the Scotiabank Centre.
The Thunderbirds made their first playoffs in the 2022 season but were defeated in the first round in overtime 14–13 by their rival, the Toronto Rock.