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Brad Gillies

#6 Transition Rochester Knighthawks

Age:

34

Hometown:

Oakville, Ontario

Birthdate:

June 14, 1991

Weight:

200 lbs.

Shoots:

R

Bio

Completing his 10th season in the NLL, Gillies has played all but two years of his collegiate and professional career in Rochester, NY. Drafted by the original Knighthawks Franchise with the ninth overall pick of the 2015 NLL Entry Draft, Gillies ...

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Regular Season Stats
YearTeamGPGAPTSPPGPPASHGPIMLBTOCTOBLKSOGFOFO%
2016Rochester Knighthawks622400002434000-
2016-17Rochester Knighthawks188715000690614000-
2017-18Rochester Knighthawks1781119000665116001100.0
2018-19Rochester Knighthawks18481200008999000-
2019-20Halifax Thunderbirds1123500043407000-
2021-22Halifax Thunderbirds174590004493151100-
2022-23Rochester Knighthawks17761300105761511190-
2023-24Rochester Knighthawks181340004374101190-
2024-25Rochester Knighthawks172350006448101180-
2025-26Rochester Knighthawks16011000624381450-
Total15538498700136513539858411100.0
Playoff Stats
YearTeamGPGAPTSPPGPPASHGPIMLBTOCTOBLKSOGFOFO%
2017-18Rochester Knighthawks541500002234000-
2021-22Halifax Thunderbirds11010000101100-
2022-23Rochester Knighthawks10000000000000-
2023-24Rochester Knighthawks10000000000300-
2024-25Rochester Knighthawks11010000301120-
Total961700002636520-
Full Bio

Completing his 10th season in the NLL, Gillies has played all but two years of his collegiate and professional career in Rochester, NY. Drafted by the original Knighthawks Franchise with the ninth overall pick of the 2015 NLL Entry Draft, Gillies came back to Rochester in 2022 as a free agent. Fans will remember his “Welcome Back” moment when he scored the game-winner with 58 seconds left in overtime against the New York Riptide to end the second-longest game in NLL history.

This season, he ranked fourth on the team in blocks with 14 while playing in 16 games. He ranks fourth all-time in franchise blocks (47) and fifth in caused turnovers (43).

Gillies has dedicated his life off the floor to getting youth players on it. He is the owner and operator of Roots Box Lacrosse, runs the Jr. Knighthawks, and coaches other teams across the club scene in the Greater Rochester Area. Most recently, he became the National Program Director for Sweetlax Lacrosse.

Before he was drafted, Gillies was a four-year starter at RIT. A mainstay in the Tigers’ midfield, he tallied 97 career points on 27 goals and 70 assists in 83 career games, helping the Tigers to four Liberty League titles and four trips to the NCAA Division III Tournament, including a championship game appearance in 2013. In 2015, he served as co-captain.

Gillies is also a two-time Minto Cup winner in 2009 and 2012 with the Orangeville Northmen.

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