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Join them & cheer them on for the final game in Danville
PLAYING IN THE FINAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
SUNDAY MAY 20 @ 3:30PM Diablo Vista Middle School
Season record 12-0, ranking #1 in the Girls A Divsion, winning in the playoff games in Napa last weekend.
Head Coach Jeff Theobald, Assistant Coaches Mike Banducci & Jim Nazer have worked with this team over the last 3 seasons, building skill and talent with the players.
If you have a daughter, niece or know any girls interested in lacrosse this will be a exciting game to catch live !! Dont miss it!
Raffle Winners Announced
by posted 05/15/2012
SPRING RAFFLE WINNERS
Thank you for your generous support of our fundraising raffle. We added additional prizes as your ticket sales exceeded our expectations! Proceeds go towards Coaches training, equipment, fields and scholarships.
OVERALL WINNERS:
Grand Prize $750 to the Abbott family
2nd Prize $250 Gift Card to the Mead family
3rd Prize $150 Gift Card to the Raab family
4th Prize $100 Gift Card to the Larking family
5th Prize $100 Gift Card to the Greb family
6th Prize $50 Spirit Wear to the Spoor family
7th Prize $50 Spirit Wear to the Maldonado family
8th Prize $50 Spirit Wear to the Lowrance family
TOP INDIVIDUAL SELLERS:
#1 Jared Osmond sold 147 tickets! Wins $75
#2 Garrett Dickinson 125 tickets! Wins $50
#3 Zach Busch 65 tickets! Wins $25
TOP TEAM SALES: Girls U9 OWLS - win a pizza party for top sales $ Girls teams Boys U13 FALCONS - win a pizza party for top sales $ Boys teams
Boys U9 Red Hawks & Eagles - win a pizza party for highest team participation
The coordination and effort by everyone on the team was greatly appreciated, the team managers, the fundraising volunteers and especially Sherri Osmond & Stephanie Hitchcock who helped conceive and administer the raffle.
If you have a fundraising idea for next year, please let me know; we love fresh inspiration!
Announcing Our 3rd Annual Raptor BOYS Summer Camp!
by posted 04/21/2012
Vitality Lacrosse San Ramon
by posted 04/20/2012
VITALITY LACROSSE SAN RAMON
BOYS SUMMER PROGRAM 2012
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:
Each team plays twice per week, the majority of games will be held on the days of the week below, although some exceptions may be had due to scheduling conflicts. Game times will run between 5pm - 8pm.
Select HS Division: Subject to each team’s tournament schedule
High School: Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays
7th-9th Grade: Tuesdays/Thursdays
4th-6th Grade: Tuesdays/Thursdays
Adult Men: TBD
COST:
Before May 7th- $249
Before June 4th- $275
June 4th to Start- $299
FORMAT: Teams will compete in a 6-week season ending with the BATTLE OF THE BAY CHAMPIONSHIP on Saturday, July 28th-29th, 2012 in San Francisco on Treasure Island.
Day 1: Evaluation Day and clinic featuring a Pro Player. Each of our coaches evaluate the players during the Pro Player's clinics, drills, and scrimmages.
Learn more about the pro sponsored evaluation day HERE
June 18th-July 27th *2 nights per week*
Each Team will have a 30-minute practice followed by a 1-hour game twice per week
Practice/Game Days will vary Monday-Friday (as usual, we will send out weekly emails keeping players up-to-date)
Saturday, July 28-29th Each Bay Area Summer League will end in the Battle of the Bay Championship on Treasure Island. Teams from the Peninsula will get the chance to compete against the San Francisco, East Bay, Marin County and Petaluma teams to find out who really is the best team in the Bay! For more information, please check out the Battle of Bay information page here!
Boys 925 Lacrosse Travel Team Tryouts
by posted 04/20/2012
2012
925 Boys Summer Teams
925 Lacrosse will be hosting U-19, U-17, U-15 and U-13 teams in the summer of 2012. U-13 and U-15 teams will not attend all of the scheduled tournaments. Tryout, Summer League, and Summer Tournament schedules and information are below.
All players must attend tryouts, and sign up for the practice package to be eligible to compete in tournaments. Tournaments are a la carte and players can participate in any number of tournament events throughout the summer.
Click here to register your son for 925 Lacrosse tryouts.
2012 Tryout Information
925 Lacrosse tryouts will be held in San Ramon on May 13th and will feature pro player John Christmas. John will help evaluate talent will be coaching with us during the summer and fall. 925’s high school travel teams will consist of graduated 8th graders to 2013 seniors. 2012 seniors can participate in Vitality’s summer league and Battle of the Bay only. Our U-15 and U-13 teams will practice throughout the summer, travel for select games, compete in Vitality’s summer league and play in the West Coast Showcase July 14th and 15th.
Date: May 13th, 2012
Location: San Ramon (Field will be emailed to you after sign up)
Team Times:
- High school – 2pm-4pm
- U-13 & U-15 – 3:30pm-5pm
* Please arrive 30 minutes early to register and stretch.
Summer League, Monday nights from 6-8pm at Gale Ranch Middle, June 25th through August 13th
Sign up as an individual, or get a discount by signing up in a group of 10 or more! BearLax players also get a discount, but you can play on any team you want. Email Theresa if you have a group, and we will set up the discount for those people.
Ages: U11-U17 Beginners/Advanced
Summer Splash Tournament, June 9-10, Mustang Soccer Complex and Diablo Vista Middle School
If you are NOT on a BearLax team or another club team that is participating in this tournament, sign up as an individual to play on a mixed team with other girls who don't have a full squad. A group of you girls should do this together!
TENacity10 Position Camp, June 22-24, Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Center
This is a camp for players entering 7th thru 10th grade, and we will do drills sessions to make you better at your position, and then play full field to help you implement what you learned. We have a very talented staff of former college players and even some current college coaches! You would stay in a hotel right across the street from the fields, and meals would be catered there for those 3 days.
TENacity10 Training Camps- lots of dates and locations this summer!
Sessions will go from 9am-12pm on a Monday thru Thursday on the given week. Current and former college players will be the instructors.
A Must See Movie For Every Lacrosse Player
by posted 04/16/2012
The movie Crooked Arrow will be released to limited theaters on May 18th and nationwide on June 1st. Please view the trailer...the movie connects the game to it's roots and portray's the values so important in the game of Lacrosse...and everyone will enjoy watching some great lacrosse! Please note: The film is rated PG-13 and my not be suitable for younger children.
San Ramon Sport Field Alerts
by posted 11/22/2011
City of San Ramon Sport Field Alerts
SIGN UP TODAY!
Lacrosse is a rain or shine sport, so unless the fields are closed by the city, all practices and games will be played. Please dress your players appropriately. For field closure information, the club exclusively uses the city's email alert system. All participants should sign up today.
Please subscribe to the City of San Ramon "Sport Field Alerts" today.
Sign up for text message field alerts at: click here for link Follow the website prompts to enroll or click on SPORTS FIELD CONDITION RSS FEED for the latest update.
The "life lessons" portion of Responsible Sport Parenting starts with getting on the same page with our kids.
Why do your children want to play youth sports? Why do they want to participate?
Once you consider those answers and recognize where you and your child agree and differ, you can establish common ground for conversations that will help you and your child get what you want from youth sports.
To start, let's talk about possible goals that you might have for your child. (And keep in mind, this is the beginning of a list – feel free to add others to the list.) Consider ranking them from 1-10 – what would be your top 3?
Become a good athlete
Learn to play the sport
Win
Gain self-confidence
Learn to deal with defeat
Physical fitness
Learn "life lessons"
Have fun
Make friends
Earn a college scholarship
Other (specify: ___________).
Now, consider asking this same question of your kids. What are their top 3? You might be surprised to see what they are thinking. Getting "level set" through this conversation helps both of you get on the same page. And in the end, that helps both of you get the most out of the youth sports experience.
The ranking exercise serves several purposes:
Helps us as parents articulate and prioritize our goals
Reminds us of the educational and character-development opportunities in youth sports
Helps us talk with our kids -- as equals and in a spirit of partnership -- about their goals.
What also is interesting about this exercise is the diversity of responses – of our fellow parents as well as our kids. Why did you rank what you did as number one? And what did you think of your child's number one ranking?
