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| If you have ever thought about becoming a part of the growing lacrosse game, then let this be the year! As team expand and the local areas add more teams, we are in desperate need of coaches and referees. We cannot continue to grow the sport we all love, if we do not give back to it. If you have any interest in either coaching or reffing, please contact us. No experience is needed, just a love for the game and a desire to make a difference! |
| General Information about SLC League vs. Other Leagues |
| We have had parents ask us about the different formats for Summer League and Fall Ball, and what levels of players they both benefit, and the cost for the sessions. So, we wanted to take this opportunity to answer these questions on our site, so that everyone can benefit from the answer. Bay Area Summer Leagues run only once a week, which means about 9 sessions, and costs around $225; thats $25 per session! Summer League in the Concord area, runs for 10 sessions and still costs $200, making it $20 a session. When you do the math for SLC, you will see that we have worked it out so that you pay only $10 per session. In previous years, after the season would end in May, we would get flooded with emails from parents who children saw the game and were interested in trying it out. We created Summer League so that these players had an opportunity to learn the basic skills necessary to see if they liked the game. We also wanted to provide an environment for experienced players that allowed them to work on those skills under new and different coaching. Summer League benefits players of all levels because it takes you back to the basics of the game. These skills learned, and practiced, at Summer League, are the same basic skills that Major League Lacrosse players practice in their off-season. It doesn't matter you level of play, you are never too good to work on the basics. Fall Ball then seemed like the next natural choice in the progression of learning the game play needed to show off your newly polished skills. We wanted to put something together that would focus on how to appropriately use the basic skills, learned at Summer League, in game and scrimmage situations. During Fall Ball, players are put onto teams into order to compete throughout the league. Players are given the chance to play with different players, from different school teams, and work on the skills from the Summer. It is extremely important for young players, especially new ones, to learn the rules and of game, along with the strategy of the game as well. During Fall Ball, players will work on the offense, defense and the plays/stratgies that the coaches will teach them. During the games, coaches will mostly ref on the field, but they will provide some teaching as well; correcting errors and promoting safe and productive game play. Although most parents of new players don't love to hear this, the best way to get your child into the game is to put them directly into a game. Being in game situations, such as Fall Ball, is the only way to learn how to play the game of lacrosse. This is why we choose to run Summer League and Fall Ball as a grouping; players would learn the skills needed to play during Summer League, and, without a laps in time, begin to practice those skills and learn the aspects of the game during Fall Ball. With our Summer League to Fall Ball construction, players are well prepared to start their season, fully equipped with their basic skills as well as game strategy. |
| U19 SACRAMENTO HEAT BOYS TEAM SEE THE HEAT PAGE FOR ROSTER AND OTHER TEAM DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION CHECK OUT SLC ON FACEBOOK! CLICK HERE 5TH ANNUAL SUMMER LEAGUE Week of June 9th - July 2th (Session I) Week of July 7th - July 30th (Session II) 6:30pm - 8:30pm Each Session is Tuesdays and Thursdays for 4 weeks SLC'S BOX LACROSSE Experienced players will come together and compete once a week on a team to work on their game skills. Box lacrosse will not include any instruction, but each game will be refereed by a certified official. The games will start at 9:30am and continue until each team has played once. You will be able to register on a team or as an individual, but teams will need at least 7 players and are limited to 12 players, to assure everyone gets the maximum playing time. The cost will be $40 per player for the 4 week session. There must be 4 teams per division and players will need their own reversible jersey. Saturday June 20th, June 27th, July 11th and July 18th at Metro City Indoor Soccer Arena in Rancho Cordova. FALL BALL Registration will be available online and League will run September 12 - November 14 (One session only) |
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