Vancouver, B.C. – Vancouver Warriors General Manager Curt Malawsky announced today that the team has agreed to terms with forwards Curtis Dickson, Adam Charalambides, and Marcus Klarich, defenceman Reid Bowering, and goaltender Christian Del Bianco.
“Curtis is an elite goal scorer in our league,” said Malawsky. “For a player to have 10 seasons of 40 or more goals, it puts him up there with the best to ever play our game. We are very pleased to have him back with the Warriors for another season.”
Dickson, 37, appeared in all 18 games for the Warriors in 2025.26, recording 75 points (42-33-75), 59 loose ball recoveries, and 12 penalty minutes. His 42 goals were tied for fifth in the league, and he became only the second player in NLL history to record 10 or more seasons of 40+ goals. Dickson also finished third on the Warriors with 75 points.
The 6’2”, 195lbs forward has played in 244 career NLL games, split between the Calgary Roughnecks, San Diego Seals, and Warriors, registering 1192 points (619-573-1192), 878 loose balls, and 178 penalty minutes. The Port Coquitlam, B.C. native has also appeared in 31 career playoff games, registering 143 points (74-69-143), 96 loose balls, and 23 penalty minutes, winning the NLL Cup in 2019 with Calgary. Since his debut in 2011, Dickson leads all NLL players in goals, shorthanded goals (51), and is second in points, and currently sits fourth all-time in goals.
Dickson was originally selected by the Calgary Roughnecks in the first round, 3rd overall, in the 2010 NLL Draft.
“Christian has been a pillar of consistency for us ever since he arrived in Vancouver,” said Malawsky. “In our minds, he’s the top goaltender in the National Lacrosse League. His play speaks for itself on the floor, but his leadership on and off the floor is invaluable to our organization.”
Del Bianco, 28, appeared in all 18 games for the Warriors in 2025.26, posting a 13-5 record, a 9.42 goals-against average, and an 81.3% save percentage. His 81.3% save percentage was the second-best mark of his career and third-best in the NLL, and his 9.42 goals-against average was the third-best of his career and in the league this past season.
The 5’10”, 209lbs goaltender has played in 143 career NLL games, split between the Calgary Roughnecks and Warriors, holding a record of 72-50 with a 10.41 goals-against average and a 79.4% save percentage, as well as 15 playoff appearances, going 8-7 with a 10.25 goals-against average and an 80.2% save percentage, winning the NLL Cup with Calgary in 2019.
The Coquitlam, B.C., native was originally selected by the Calgary Roughnecks in the second round, 15th overall, in the 2015 NLL Draft.
“Adam is a very fiery competitor,” Makawsky said. “What we love most about him is he plays the game with heart and passion. The ability to have a great inside and outside game is a unique skillset that fits in very well with our offensive systems.”
Charalambides, 30, appeared in all 18 games for the Warriors in 2025.26, recording 68 points (26-42-68), 77 loose balls, and 10 penalty minutes, and added two points (0-2-2) in one playoff game. His 68 points were fourth among Warriors players, and his 77 loose balls were third among Vancouver forwards.
The 6’2”, 195lbs forward has played in 89 career NLL games, all with the Warriors, registering 356 points (128-228-356), 392 loose balls, and 52 penalty minutes. The Georgetown, ON native has also appeared in four postseason contests, recording 16 points (3-13-16), 16 loose ball recoveries, and two penalty minutes.
Charalambides was originally selected by the Warriors in the first round, fourth overall, in the 2021 NLL Draft.
“We would like to welcome back Reid Bowering,” said Malawsky. “Reider’s compete level, commitment to fitness and the sure will to win is something that we never take for granted. His loose ball pursuit has been directly related to our possession time game in and game out.”
Bowering, 27, appeared in all 18 games for the Warriors in 2025.26, recording 14 points (3-11-14), 111 loose ball recoveries, 11 caused turnovers, 20 blocked shots, and 10 penalty minutes. His 111 loose balls led the Warriors, as did his 20 blocked shots, which also represented the third-highest total of his career.
The 6’1”, 190lbs defenceman has played in 84 career NLL games, all with the Warriors, registering 83 points (33-50-83), 756 loose balls, 101 caused turnovers, 86 blocked shots, and 60 penalty minutes. Since blocked shots became an officially tracked statistic in 2022, Bowering leads all Warriors players with 86, while his 101 caused turnovers rank third in franchise history.
The Coquitlam, B.C. native was originally selected by the Vancouver Warriors in the first round, 2nd overall, in the 2020 NLL Draft.
“Marcus has grown so much over the last few seasons,” Malawsky said. “He’s an athletic weapon that is vital to creating offence, not only for himself but even more so for his teammates.”
Klarich, 23, appeared in all 18 games for the Warriors in 2025.26, recording 51 points (21-30-51), 44 loose balls, four caused turnovers, and two penalty minutes. His 51 points set a new career-high, as did his 30 assists. He also notched two points (2-0-2) in one playoff game, adding five loose ball recoveries.
The 6’3”, 165lbs forward has played in 37 career NLL games, all with the Warriors, registering 94 points (43-51-94), 100 loose balls, and four penalty minutes. The Burnaby, B.C. native has also appeared in four career postseason contests, posting nine points (5-4-9) and 13 loose balls.
Klarich was originally selected by the Vancouver Warriors in the second round, 32nd overall, in the 2022 NLL Draft.