Louis Delisle was inducted into the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2014. His involvement began with minor lacrosse from 1955-64.

He won two Quebec Junior Championships in 1966 and 1967.

His Senior Career spanned from 1968-1988 with the Caughnawaga Indians and the Kahnawake Mohawks, playing in 5 President Cups and winning a Silver Medal in 1969.

His accomplishments were noted in 1970 when he won the Thorpe-Longboat Award for outstanding lacrosse and hockey achievement.

Delisle’s record as a Coach and Builder is equally impressive. He was a founding member of both the Caughnawaga Minor Lacrosse Association and the Caughnawga Indians Senior Team.

These and other contributions led to him receiving the Quebec Lacrosse Volunteer of the Decade Award for the 70’s.

He was Quebec Coach of the Year in 1979.

Louis has coached in every decade since the 60’s and continues with high school lacrosse today.

He runs local clinics at this time. He played a major role in the 150 th Anniversary of Lacrosse Celebration organizing the Kahnawake community for the historical re-enactments of the game.