The reigning 2009 NCAA college player of the year, Max Seibald, will make his professional National Lacrosse League debut as a member of the Philadelphia Wings when the Wings (1-3) travel to Toronto to face the Rock (3-1) at the Air Canada Centre on Friday, February 5, and then return home to the Wachovia Center to meet the Orlando Titans (2-1) on Saturday, February 6.

The Wings acquired Seibald from the Boston Blazers on January 25, 2010, in exchange for the Wings 2010 first-round draft pick and future considerations. Seibald is Cornell University's first recipient of the Tewaaraton's award, which awards college lacrosse's player of the year, and just the third player in the awards nine-year history to win the trophy despite not winning a national championship. He racked up 141 career points, the most ever by a Big Red midfielder, and has proven to be one of the most consistent players in the country, having registered at least one point in 59 of his 62 career games.

Series Notes:

Wings vs. Rock - Series History

Overall:  Toronto leads 16-8

At Philadelphia: Toronto leads 7-6

At Toronto: Toronto leads 9-2

Last Meeting: April 11, 2009, Philadelphia won at home 16-14

 Wings vs. Titans - Series History

Overall:  Orlando leads 4-5

At Philadelphia: Tied 2-2

At Orlando*: 2-3
Last Meeting: January 8, 2010, Orlando won at home (13-8)

*Orlando moved from New York after the 2009 season.

About the Toronto Rock:

The Rock (3-1) lead the Eastern Division of the NLL. They are third in the League on the power play, converting on 45% of their opportunities, and second in the League in killing power plays 73% of the time. Toronto is currently 2-0 at home at the Air Canada Centre.

Colin Doyle leads the Rock in scoring with 26 points (3G, 23A), followed by rookie Garrett Billings with 22 points (13G, 9A) and rookie Stephen Leblanc has 22 points (6G, 16A). Goalie Bob Watson is first in the league with an impressive goals against average of 6.67 per game.

About the Orlando Titans:

The Titans (2-1) are third in the Eastern Division of the NLL. Orlando ranks first in the League on the power play, converting on 64% of their power plays, and fifth in the League killing power plays 63% of the time. The Titans are 0-1 record on the road this season.

Jordan Hall leads the Titans with 16 points (5G, 11A), followed by Casey Powell with 14 points (9G, 5A). Orlando goalie Matt Vinc is third in the League with a goals against average of 9.67 per game. Rory Smith is first in the League in penalty minutes with 53 in only two games played.

About the Wings:

The Wings (1-3) are currently fifth in the Eastern Division in the NLL. Philadelphia is 10th in the League on the power play, converting on 30% of their opportunities, and third in the League killing 65% of the power plays against them. The Wings are 1-1 at the Wachovia Center.

Drew Westervelt leads the Wings with 18 points (8G, 10A) and Mat Giles with 17 points (8G, 9A). Wings goalie Brandon Miller is fourth in the League with 150 saves on the season. The first 5,000 Wings fans attending the game at the Wachovia Center on Saturday, February 6, will receive a free rally towel, courtesy of Lampire.