The Philadelphia Barrage were a professional field lacrosse team that are based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and member of Major League Lacrosse. They were the Bridgeport Barrage from 2001 to 2003 at The Ballpark at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The team then relocated to Philadelphia from the 2004 season to the 2007 season when they became a traveling team for 2008. They ceased operations before the 2009 season due to the economic situation in the United States. The Philadelphia Barrage were resurrected for the 2020 season.

The team played in Bridgeport, Connecticut from the 2001 to the 2003 season and relocated to the Philadelphia suburb of Villanova in 2004. From their initial move to Philadelphia, for the 2004 season, through the 2006 season, they played at Villanova Stadium, which is located on the campus of Villanova University. They had previously played at The Ballpark at Harbor Yard in Bridgeport where they hosted the inaugural Major League Lacrosse All Star Game in 2001. The Barrage made the playoffs for the first time in 2004 and won the Major League Lacrosse Championship over the Boston Cannons. The Barrage, after winning their 1st Eastern Conference Title, once again made the playoffs and won the Major League Lacrosse Championship in 2006 over the Denver Outlaws. For the 2007 season, the team moved to the United Sports Training Center in West Bradford Township, Pennsylvania. The Barrage, after winning their 2nd Eastern Conference Title, once again made the playoffs and won the Major League Lacrosse Championship in 2007 over the Los Angeles Riptide. The Barrage become the first team in MLL History to win back to back Steinfield Cup titles by winning the championship in 2006 and 2007.

After subsequent months of rumors, about the status and financial health of the franchise in 2007, Major League Lacrosse assumed operational control of the franchise in 2008. The Barrage played the full 2008 season as a travel team with their designated home games at league promotional sites outside of the Philadelphia area.^[1] The team folded before the 2009 season.

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2020 Philadelphia Barrage

#	Name	Nationality	Position	Height	Weight	College
1	P.T. Ricci		D	5 ft 11 in	185 lb	Loyola
2	Colin Minicus		A	5 ft 11 in	160 lb	Amherst
3	Alex Woodall		FO	6 ft 0 in	215 lb	Towson
5	Carlson Milikin		SSDM	6 ft 0 in	195 lb	Notre Dame
9	Tim Barber		M	5 ft 10 in	194 lb	Syracuse
11	Chris Madalon (A)		G	6 ft 3 in	210 lb	North Carolina
12	James Wittmeyer		A	6 ft 2 in	202 lb	Mercyhurst
13	Kyle Marr		A	5 ft 11 in	185 lb	Johns Hopkins
15	Brett Craig		LSM	6 ft 6 in	245 lb	Seton Hill
16	Kevin Fox		LSM	5 ft 9 in	170 lb	Penn State
17	Ryan MacSpayden		M	6 ft 1 in	180 lb	Mercy
21	Liam Byrnes (C)		D	6 ft 3 in	195 lb	Marquette
22	Jon Mazza		M	6 ft 4 in	207 lb	Towson
24	Brendan Sunday		A	6 ft 5 in	200 lb	Towson
30	William Nowesnick		D	6 ft 6 in	240 lb	Salisbury
31	Chad Toliver		SSDM	5 ft 11 in	198 lb	Rutgers
32	Shayne Jackson (A)		A	5 ft 9 in	175 lb	Limestone
33	Matt Whitcher		SSDM	6 ft 3 in	200 lb	York (PA)
34	Shane Doss		G	5 ft 11 in	167 lb	Notre Dame
40	Eddie Bouhall		D	6 ft 0 in	200 lb	Lehigh
41	Mark Evanchick		D	5 ft 11 in	210 lb	Penn
42	Mark Matthews (A)		A	6 ft 5 in	230 lb	Denver
43	Tyson Gibson		M	6 ft 1 in	188 lb	Robert Morris
45	Anthony Joaquim		M	6 ft 2 in	215 lb	St. Joseph's
84	Tommy Palasek (A)		A	5 ft 11 in	185 lb	Syracuse

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(A)- alternate captain

• 2001 Bridgeport Barrage season
• 2002 Bridgeport Barrage season
• 2003 Bridgeport Barrage season
• 2004 Philadelphia Barrage season
• 2005 Philadelphia Barrage season
• 2006 Philadelphia Barrage season
• 2007 Philadelphia Barrage season
• 2008 Philadelphia Barrage season

• Ted Garber 2001 (3–11)
• Sal LoCascio 2002–2004 (11–27)
• Tony Resch 2005–2008 (30–18)
• Ken Paul 2001–2002 (general manager)
• Trey Reeder 2003–2004 (general manager)
• Keith Mecca 2005–2007 (general manager)
• Spencer Ford 2020-Present (1-3)