Introducing the Cascade Lacrosse CS-R helmet with Poron®XRD™ — DESIGNED FOR THE ELITE YOUTH PLAYER
Cascade Lacrosse is proud to announce the launch of the CS-R helmet. Coming June 15, the CS-R marks the first of its kind: The Elite Youth helmet. The addition of a Poron®XRD™ Foam liner and a memory foam side fit provides elite level protection for the U12 player. The R design gives this lid the same speed and elegance, as it’s older, All-American, brother.
Road Trip With Rhino: Flagstaff Kick Off
Stop one of Henry’s Road Trip With Rhino is beautiful Flagstaff, Arizona. Follow along as he tours the country with one of the top instructional camps in the game. Also, be sure not to miss the on-going stick trick competition he is putting on at each stop.
Hot Pot: Why I Love Instructional Lacrosse Camp
I’m coaching at an instructional lacrosse camp in New York City this week and next, and it’s serving as a great reminder as to why instructional camps are so important, and why I like them so much.
Take Me Out to the Lacrosse Game
While the game is indeed bigger in the northeast, lacrosse – which combines elements of hockey, soccer and basketball and is based on stickball games played by native tribes as early as the 1600s – is in fact one of the fastest growing sports in the world, and New Orleans is no exception.
Road Trip with Rhino: What’s to Come
With the regular season drawing to a close it is time for sun burns and tan lines, lacrosse pennies, and of course summer camps! This summer I will be traveling on the road with the Rhino Lacrosse crew as we hit the road for five Rhino Lacrosse Academies in Arizona, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and back to Oregon to wrap thing up in beautiful Bend before the highly anticipated Oregon Lacrosse Classic.
YBL Championships a Booming Success
It was an exciting Sunday afternoon at the Chaska Community Center, as the Minnesota Swarm wrapped up its sixth season of the Youth Box League (YBL) with four championship games touting the best and brightest youth box lacrosse players across the metro area. The championships capped off yet another successful YBL campaign and the inaugural season for the YBL Elite League.
Game Photos: Roughriders Vs FCA
Craig Chase departed the confines of Loyola’s Ridley Athletic Complex after the Hounds got eliminated, and got right back to work. The level of play may not be NCAA D1 anymore, but the photos are still great!
Ask a Ref: Officiating Goal-Crease Play Pt. 2
The privileges and responsibilities of the goalie are very specific and unique for lacrosse. These athletes are dedicating their life to the craft of goaltending, we must stay up on the rule and game changes to be confident that we are calling the best game that we can. Goalies count on us to get the little things right, if a player of the opposite team steps in the crease, no matter what, a flag or whistle must be blown.
This Is The End: A Lacrosse Parent’s Journey
Lee Southren comes over to LAS from time to time to share his thoughts as a dedicated and passionate lacrosse parent. While Lee is regarded by many to be outspoken and blunt, he has another side which is very contemplative and deep. We’d like to thank Lee for sharing his personal thoughts, and we hope it helps other lacrosse parents who might be struggling with the concept of “the end”.
How Parents Are Ruining Youth Sports
What’s wrong with youth sports? Too much money, too much parent involvement, and too many brokenhearted 6-year-olds.
USBOXLA Announces 2014 Summer Schedule
USBOXLA announced their tournament schedule for the 2014 summer series. The best youth box lacrosse teams from the United States and Canada will participate in each event.
Ask a Ref: Officiating Goal-Crease Play Pt. 1
In this series Mark and I are covering different aspects of officiating the crease. He is taking most of the calls related to the goalkeeper, and I’m handling officiating the crease in common situations.