Come join PG Lax as we go “Laxin’ in the Leaves”!

 

Registration is now open for PG Lax’s 2010 fall season. Our “Fall Stars 10” program will run eight consecutive Saturdays starting September 11^th and is open to girls in 1st through 8th grades. All players are welcome. Participants will be divided into groups based on grade and playing experience.  Players will receive excellent training from current PG Lax coaches, all of whom are former college players, current high school players or current high school coaches.

 

1^st thru 4^th Graders

3:30 – 5:00pm (9/11-11/6)*

Location: Smoyer Park or Riverside Elementary School

Includes basic instruction and fitness training, plus small sided games

 

5^th thru 8^th Graders

5:00 – 6:30pm (9/11 -11/6)*

Location: Smoyer Park or Riverside Elementary School

Includes basic to advanced skill and fitness training, plus small sided games

 
As part of our Fall clinic, we plan to include fitness/conditioning sessions designed to give our players routines they can continue on their own in the off season. These routinues designed to not only improve general fitness and conditioning, but they also have a very important goal of injury prevention.

* Please notice that there will be no PG Lax practice on Saturday, September 25^th. On that date, all girls and boys in 3^rd-9^th grade are encouraged to participate in the 2010 Campbell Lacrosse Clinic on the campus of Princeton University.

 

Cost for the PG Lax fall season is $95. All players need a lacrosse stick, mouth guard, eye cages, and must be a US Lacrosse member.

 

 

There are two easy ways to register:

1)      To register online, visit our website (www.pglax.com) and follow the online instructions.

2)    If you would prefer to mail in your check and registration form, contact us at and we will send you the information.

 

Space is limited!

 

Questions? – feel free to contact Aaron at or (609) 240-4033.

by posted 08/19/2010
 

    

by posted 08/18/2010
 

The 2010 Campbell Lacrosse Clinic will take place on Saturday, September 25, 2010 from 8:30 – 11:30 am at the Finney-Campbell Fields on the campus of Princeton University.  PLEASE NOTE THE NEW LOCATION FOR THIS YEAR.  These are the new side by side turf practice fields located adjacent to Jadwin Gym and the Football Stadium.

 Instructors will include players from the Princeton University men’s and women’s teams along with other local coaches and players.  Boys and girls in grades 3-9 are eligible to participate and the clinic is open to players of all skill levels.  As always, the clinic is free but registration is required. 

 For more information visit http://www.campbelllacrosse.org/Clinics.html

or click on http://www.campbelllacrosse.org/RegistrationForm.html to register.

 Ken Foulk

Executive Director

Bobby Campbell Lacrosse Foundation

www.CampbellLacrosse.org

kfoulk@CampbellLacrosse.org

610-864-2920

"Honor the Name.  Honor the Game"

    

by US Lacrosse posted 03/27/2010
 
Lacrosse, the fastest-growing team sport in the country, combines some of the best aspects of other sports into one sport, allowing players of all sizes and skill sets the ability to contribute.

The fundamental concepts of men's and women's lacrosse are the same - players try to score goals by using a stick, which features a plastic or wooden head with netting at the end, to shoot a ball into the goal. The are various rules differences between men's and women's lacrosse, and men's lacrosse, which allows body contact, utilizes more protective equipment.

The following video, This is Lacrosse, gives a quick overview of lacrosse (please note that this video was originally produced by US Lacrosse in 2004 and some rule changes have taken place since its production and US Lacrosse membership has grown to more than 300,000 members):

Learn more about the fastest game on two feet by exploring our web site. The Nationwide Parents Guide is a great resource to introduce you to the sport.

    

by posted 01/03/2008
 
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