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Posted April 09, 2009

Clinic starts: April 4
The clinic session is meeting on Saturday mornings from 9 - 10:15 at Hydes field (assuming the back field by the baseball field).

Informational email has been sent. If you have not received it, please contact Patty Haw at hawfamily1@verizon.net.

Welcome to the Carroll Manor Girls' Lacrosse Clinic for the spring, 2009. The Clinic will run from the beginning of April until the end of May, and involve one practice per week on the weekends (dates/times/location tba).

The goal of the Clinic is to introduce the next generation of girls' lacrosse players to the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun and instructive environment. The first several weeks will be used to focus on developing individual skills - throwing, catching, ground ball pick up, shooting, defensive and offensive positioning. During the last several weeks, there will be opportunities for some scrimmages, during which the girls will be introduced to field position and game strategy.

Registration

Registration will run from December 1, 2008 until March 1, 2009.

Please follow this link to register.

Registration is online only. After entering your registration information, please print out the confirmation page and mail it, with a check made payable to CMRC in the amount of your registration fee.

Mail to:
CMRC Girls Lacrosse
PO Box 332
Phoenix, MD 21131

Note: The system for on-line registration is the same as was used for basketball, baseball, soccer, etc. You can use your same account (email login and password) to register, or create a new account if you do not already have one.

Registration Fee: The registration fee is $50.00.

Parent Participation

In order to make our program a success, we rely greatly upon the involvement of parents. Volunteer coaches to help with drills and coaching will be required at the clinic in order to maximize individual attention for each girl. Prior knowledge of lacrosse is not a requirement to participating as a parent coach but is certainly welcome.

Equipment Required

All players are responsible for providing their own stick, mouthguard (must be colored - NOT clear and white) and protective eyewear for all practices and scrimmages. Protective eyewear must be certified by the protective eyewear certification council (PECC) and must be in compliance with ASTM F803-30 Standards for Lacrosse. Go to www.uslacrosse.org for a list of manufacturers and models of eyewear meeting these specifications and for other information on protective eyewear.

Uniform:

None

Contact Information

Please see the contact information page.