Colorado Lacrosse :: Www.coloradolacrosse.org Welcome to Colorado lacrosse Your Source for lacrosse Activities and Information in Colorado! We have the latest on what is happening http://www.coloradolacrosse.org/
Extractions: Colorado Lacrosse Home Pro Adult College ... Contact Us Welcome! Your Source for Information for Colorado! We have the latest on what is happening in Colorado related to Lacrosse. Learn more about Pro, Adult Club, College, High School , and Youth Lacrosse activities here. Hit the "F5" key on your keyboard to obtain the latest coloradolacrosse.org information. 10th Annual Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Jamboree June 4th through June 6th, 2004 Details Here! Hot Shots Beginner Lacrosse Camp Details Here! Girls team rules and registration available here! Revised 4/16/2004 Boys team rules and registration available here! Revised 4/22/2004 2004 "Bruin Free To All" All boy players (grades 4th 8th) will be taught stick handling, passing, shooting, face-offs and other skill development activities! Saturday, May 29th, 9am - 1:00pm at the Belleview Fields next to Cherry Creek High School Details Here Team Denver U16 Information And
HTHC Hamburg Warriors Zu finden sind Infos zu den Teams, zum deutschen lacrosse sowie lacrosse allgemein. Mit Fotogalerien. http://www.hamburglacrosse.de
Extractions: Gut vorbereitet von Coach Mattoon traf das Team Samstags morgens zuerst auf den drittplazierten des letzten Jahres. Doch die von allen Hamburgern vor Ort als stark und gefährlich eingeschätzte Mannschaft der Berliner erbrachte nicht die erwartete Leistung. Bei der letzten Begegnung der beiden Mannschaften noch sehr stark und nur mit einem neun zu sieben vom HTHC besiegt, schienen die Spieler des VfK so früh am Morgen einfach noch etwas müde. Bereits nach dem ersten Viertel führte Hamburg mit Treffern und baute diese Führung bis zur Halbzeit auf aus. Dem VfK gelang es zwar noch drei weitere Tore zu erzielen, der HTHC schlug ihn aber klar in 80 Minuten mit Wenn im ersten Spiel des Tages der Sieger sich schon früh angedeutet hatte, war im Zweiten genau das Gegenteil der Fall. Zwar gelang es dem HTHC , wie schon zuvor in der ersten Halbzeit, eine Führung von 5 Zählern aufzubauen. Diese schmolz jedoch auf Grund vieler guter eins gegen eins Aktionen und dem unermüdlichen Kampfgeist der Aachener im dritten Viertel des Spiels dahin. 20 Minuten vor Abpfiff stand es, vor allem auf Grund der guten Leistung des Torwarts
Extractions: Lacrosse SA is the administrating body for the sport of lacrosse in the state of South Australia. Lacrosse SA is an affiliated member of the Lacrosse Australia and the Womens Lacrosse Australia The association was formed in 1992 by the amalgamation of the SA Men's Lacrosse Association and the SA Women's Lacrosse Association. It oversees all lacrosse events and competitions in South Australia. The aim of Lacrosse SA is to further develop Lacrosse as a successful, progressive, widely recognised and popular team sport in South Australia. We will achieve this by providing, managing and promoting an opportunity for all South Australians to participate in every aspect and form of Lacrosse in an accessible, safe and healthy environment. The member bodies of Lacrosse SA are the 10 clubs Adelaide University Brighton Burnside ... Wilderness and Woodville , and the two match official's associations, ALRA and SAWLUA . The Crows Lacrosse Club for past players is a further associated body. To contact one of our affiliated clubs, click here to go to the
US Lacrosse -- Information on the development of the indigenous game from the US lacrosse league. http://www.lacrosse.org/museum/history.phtml
Extractions: Lacrosse was one of many varieties of indigenous stickball games being played by American Indians at the time of European contact. Almost exclusively a male team sport, it is distinguished from the others, such as field hockey or shinny, by the use of a netted racquet with which to pick the ball off the ground, throw, catch and convey it into or past a goal to score a point. The cardinal rule in all varieties of lacrosse was that the ball, with few exceptions, must not be touched with the hands. Early data on lacrosse, from missionaries such as French Jesuits in Huron country in the 1630s and English explorers, such as Jonathan Carver in the mid-eighteenth century Great Lakes area, are scant and often conflicting. They inform us mostly about team size, equipment used, the duration of games and length of playing fields but tell us almost nothing about stickhandling, game strategy, or the rules of play. The oldest surviving sticks date only from the first quarter of the nineteenth century, and the first detailed reports on Indian lacrosse are even later. George Beers provided good information on Mohawk playing techniques in his Lacrosse (1869), while James Mooney in the
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MIL - Mohawk International Lacrosse Men's lacrosse sticks, jerseys, accessories, training camps, news, and other lacrosse related items. http://www.mohawkintlacrosse.com/
Extractions: OFFICIAL SITE ABOUT THE ECAC SCARLET KNIGHTS STORE MEMBERSHIP INFO ... LACROSSE CAMP Select a Sport - Fall - Football Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Field Hockey Cross Country Volleyball (W) Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) - Winter - Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Fencing Gymnastics Swimming Track (M) Track W) Wrestling - Spring - Baseball Softball Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Crew Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Track (M) Track (W) Cheerleading Athletics Bands RECORD 8-6, 1-2 ECAC SEASON COMPLETE Where: Date: Time LAST GAME NCAA First Round
Bates College: Men's Lacrosse Bobcats. Game schedule, player roster, statistics, past season highlights and news articles. http://abacus.bates.edu/sports/mlax.html
Extractions: The Bates College men's lacrosse team welcomed the new millennium with a bang. The 2001 Bobcats christened their state-of-the-art AstroTurf field and moved into the thick of the NESCAC race. First-year head coach Peter Lasagna led Bates to its best league record in five years, as the Bobcats finished one goal short of a fifth place seed in the NESCAC tournament. With solid contributions from many underclassmen and only three graduating seniors, the 2001 season forecast an exciting future for Bates lacrosse. "The captains provided tremendous leadership all year for a very young team," said Lasagna. "We worked hard, grew together and learned what it takes to win in the most competitive lacrosse league in the country." This season Bates will compete for one of the four NESCAC Tournament seeds and a berth in the NCAA playoffs. The 2002 Bobcats return eight of their top nine scorers. Senior attackmen
Lacrosse America - Www.lacrosseamerica.com We have been expanding the sport of lacrosse in the Chicago area for 12 years and now it s YOUR turn to experience the fastest game on two feet. http://www.lacrosseamerica.com/
Lacrosse: A History Of Canada's Game - Sports - CBC Archives Today lacrosse not only remains an integral part of native culture, but is played by thousands of people across Canada. lacrosse A History of Canada s Game. http://archives.cbc.ca/IDD-1-41-824/sports/lacrosse/
Extractions: The First Nations began playing the sport more than 500 years ago. Today lacrosse not only remains an integral part of native culture, but is played by thousands of people across Canada. From its origin as 'The Creator's Game' to the overwhelming popularity of the Toronto Rock and the modern game, lacrosse has survived the test of time after treading down a long, controversial path that led it to become recognized as Canada's official national sport.
The Object At Hand - 'Little Brother Of War' lacrosse sticks were tools of the trade in a rugged Indian game now growing popular around the world. From Smithsonian Magazine, Vol 28 number 9. http://www.smithsonianmag.si.edu/smithsonian/issues97/dec97/object_dec97.html
Extractions: document.write(''); "Little Brother of War" Lacrosse sticks were tools of the trade in a rugged Indian game now growing popular around the world "Sticks" such as those at left were the principal weapons used in a semi-sacred ball sport variously known as "They Bump Hips" or the "Little Brother of War" that American Indians believe was given to them by the Creator sometime in ages past. This pair is part of the American Indian exhibit in the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building. They were made only a century or so ago by Tuscarora Iroquois craftsmen using hickory and rawhide, the wood for their curved heads steamed for hours, then bent around a crook-shaped block. More than three feet long and weighing a couple of pounds, they would seem unwieldy to modern lacrosse players, who pass the ball around and whack at each other with 12-ounce sticks of plastic, titanium and nylon. But they are symbols of triumph for a Native American culture that has otherwise been largely ignored, if not eradicated, by the modern white world. Year by year lacrosse grows more popular in North America (there are some 2,000 high school and more than 500 college teams in the United States alone) as well as in other parts of the globe from Japan to Germany and the Czech Republic. (When the Czechs first took up the game in the late 1970s, they reportedly used as a guide George Catlin's famous 1834 painting of Choctaws playing the game.) Yet lacrosse remains a uniquely Indian sport, requiring fierce competitiveness, speed and endurance, remarkable dexterity and tolerance of pain.
Extractions: Buffalo Rochester What NLL Player will have the best season with the Rattlers (MLL)? AJ Shannon (Buffalo) Ryan Ward (Philadelphia) Casey Powell (Anaheim) Chris Schiller (Rochester) The Knighthawksâ team is ready to give your company the competitive edge this season. Contact our sponsorship sales staff for more information. Rochester Rattlers Rattlers' Dance Team 20 Toe Photo RATTLERS HOST PHILADELPHIA THIS WEEKEND AT BISHOP KEARNEY (Rochester, NY)... After playing its âhomeâ opener nearly 2,700 miles away in Seattle, the Rochester Rattlers will host the Philadelphia Barrage on Saturday, May 29th at Bishop Kearney Field in its first âtrueâ home game of the 2004 Major League Lacrosse season. The 7:30 p.m. contest will be broadcast on News Talk 950 WROC and SportsJuice.com. ... Read More K-HAWKSâ WILLIAMS RATED MOST UNDERRATED AND MOST IMPROVED PLAYER (Rochester, NY)... The Third Annual Inside Lacrosse/NLL Players Survey was released earlier this week, with the Rochester Knighthawks grabbing recognition in many categories. Among the categories, Knighthawksâ forward Shawn Williams was named both the Most Underrated and the Most Improved Player for the 2003-04 season. ... Read More East W L GB Toronto Rochester Buffalo Philadelphia West W L GB Colorado San Jose Calgary Arizona Vancouver Anaheim Sign-up for the official e-mail newsletter of the Rochester Knighthawks and Rochester Rattlers.
2003 TCNJ Lacrosse Schedule Lions. Includes schedule and results. http://www.tcnj.edu/~colrel/schedule/lacrossesch.html
Extractions: updated: 5/19/03 MARCH Saturday at Salisbury University W, 13-10 Saturday SUNY CORTLAND W, 19-4 Tuesday at Ursinus College W, 14-2 Thursday MESSIAH COLLEGE W, 18-6 Saturday at Mary Washington Coll. W, 15-4 APRIL Saturday at Goucher College W, 21-7 Saturday at Gettysburg College W, 11-10 Thursday at Rowan University W, 14-6 Friday FROSTBURG STATE UNIV. W, 17-4 Tuesday W, 20-7 Wednesday CABRINI COLLEGE W, 15-8 Saturday at Drew University W, 19-7 Wednesday at Washington (MD) College W, 16-3 MAY Saturday GORDON COLLEGE!
Saint Vincent College Lacrosse Home Page Bearcats. Game schedule, roster, recruiting information, related links, coaching staff and contacts. http://www.stvincent.edu/sports/mlacrosse/mlacrosse.html
Extractions: at Saint Vincent... is an opportunity for student athletes to augment their educational experience with the challenges and benefits of intercollegiate athletics. Players are expected to balance their studies, team commitments and the social aspect of college life. Saint Vincent College supplies all the necessary tools for athletes to be successful on and off the field, however it is up to the individual to take advantage of these opportunities.
Entering Site... Specialty lacrosse store that offers equipment, apparel, and accessories with secure online transactions. http://www.gblax.com
MetroLacrosse Metro lacrosse, It s not too late to apply for summer camp! Only current Metrolacrosse winning team today! 2004 Cape Ann Charity lacrosse Tournament! http://www.metrolacrosse.com/
Extractions: Get involved with MetroLacrosse and make a difference - opportunities for this spring are still available! MetroLacrosse is currently seeking site coordinators and general volunteers for its boys' and girls' youth and varsity lacrosse teams for the spring season. Don't hesitate - become a volunteer today! Click here to learn more about volunteering. MetroLacrosse Goal-A-Thon Program! Your lacrosse team can fundraise for itself and for MetroLacrosse by participating in MetroLacrosse's Goal-A-Thon! 75% of the money you raise will go to your team and 25% will go to MetroLacrosse. All you have to do is recruit people to pledge money for every goal your team scores this season. For example, if someone pledges $1 per goal, and your team scores 100 goals, you will raise $100! MetroLacrosse will take care of all of the paperwork and will mail you a check with 75% of the funds you raised. The Goal-A-Thon is a wonderful opportunity for you to raise money for your own team while also helping MetroLacrosse provide quality lacrosse and character education programs to urban youth. For more information about the MetroLacrosse Goal-A-Thon, email
Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association Saskatchewan lacrosse association is the provincial sport governing body responsible for the development and promotion of box lacrosse, men s field lacrosse http://nonprofits.accesscomm.ca/lacrosse/
Extractions: Box Lacrosse Provincial Championships Registration Deadline - June 1, 2004! HELMET CLARIFICATION INFORMATION - MAY 18/04 2004 SEASON INFORMATION PEEWEE BOX PROVINCIAL TEAM INFORMATION SLA Discussion Forum ... Box Lacrosse - equipment link Inter-Lacrosse Coaching Lacrosse Links Provincial/National Team Information ... Canadian Lacrosse Association Website maintained by the Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association.
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Extractions: NOTPORTABLE.Smoother and safer profile makes this the goal of choice.Construction of 4; square aluminum with new rounded radius corners.Meets NCAA, NHSAA and FIFA specifications. Portable models are six-piececonstruction for easy assembly. Goals include OD galvanizedsteel backstays, full one-piece groundbar for added strength and safety,eight heavy duty steel ground stakes, and net attachments.This wheel adapter kit converts one pair of portable SOG's or SLG'sinto roll-a-way goal with the use of 4 large wheels (10"). Allowsfor easy movement on artificial turf and on natural grass.Our recreational goals are constructed of 4"W x 2"D aluminum uprights, crossbar and 1 5/8" galvanized steel backstay. Ideal for recreational use, clubs, camps and practice goals. Same design as the SOG unpainted but 4" x 2" construction instead of 4" x 4".PORTABLE / TRANSPORTABLE SOCCER GOALS3 SIZES A lightweight transportable goal that is stable and durable for long life. Uprights and crossbar are constructed of 2" sq. heavy duty aluminum. Bolts together for improved strength. Backstays and base are constructed of 1 3/8" OD galvanized steel tubing that sleeves together, ground stakes and velcro straps included (padded base available). Goal is lightweight and portable - for indoor or outdoor use. Carrying Bags available. Ships: UPS.Superior design and quality make these goals the best buy in the industry! PATENTED TELESCOPING DESIGN Three way adjustable: height, width and depth - to expand or contract to meet your needs Full back frame is also adjustable resulting in a strong, safe and very versatile goal Portable and easy to set up with push button assembly. No tools required. Nets Sold Seperately Suggested Retail Price OFFICIAL PATENTED ALUMINUM TELESCOPING GOAL (PATENT #5,080,375) This official-size goal measures 8'H x 24'W and adjusts to 7'H x 21'W to 6.6'H x 18'W and all combinations in between. Constructed of heavy gauge 4" square aluminum sleeves over 3 11/16" square aluminum for a strong smooth fit. Clean rounded radius for safer profile (unpainted). Backstays are 3 pieces, constructed of 1 5/8" OD galvanized steel tubing with 1 7/8" OD galvanized tuding sleeving over to adjust. Ground bar is constructed of 1 5/8" and 1 7/8" OD galvanized steel tubing in 2 pieces. Both backstays and ground bar feature push buttons for easy adjusting. Adjusting 4" aluminum uses nuts and bolts. This is one goal that can be used ofr all age levels for games and practices. It is a great training foal for high schools and colleges for skills accuracy shooting for a perfect addition to youth leagues when different age levels are using the same filds and goals. Goal includes eight 14"L steel J stake ground anchors per pair and ships by truck in only six pieces. Nets and attachments sold seperately.
