Kaleb Toth

Kaleb Toth is a Canadian lacrosse player, born on 8 August 1977, who spent his professional career in the National Lacrosse League. He was taken second overall by the Toronto Rock in the 1999 league draft and played two seasons there, scoring the last goal in any sport at Maple Leaf Gardens, a game-winner in the final second that gave the Rock their second straight Champion's Cup in 2000. After the 2001 season he was traded to the expansion Calgary Roughnecks, his home city's team, and stayed eleven seasons, becoming the longest-tenured member of that franchise. He was known for one of the hardest shots in the league and placed near the top of several hardest shot contests at All-Star games. Before and alongside the league he played for the Victoria Shamrocks in the Western Lacrosse Association, leading it with 52 goals in 1999, and he also played junior and professional ice hockey. He retired from the NLL on 12 December 2012 and later became an assistant coach with the Vancouver Warriors.