by christinahood posted 06/17/2013
 
Due to weather and field conditions, Skills and Drills is cancelled for tonight Monday June 17th.

Have a great evening!

Junior Greyhound Lacrosse

by posted 06/03/2013
 

Registration for 2013 Summer skills and drills is open.

Rising 1^st thru 5^th grade boys are invited to  practice your skills
or come out and learn about the game of lacrosse.

June 10^th thru July 24^th at Hightower Trail Middle School
on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
(No practice the week of July 4^th).

The cost is $125.00

 

by posted 05/07/2013
 

by posted 08/11/2011
 

Pope Junior Greyhound Lacrosse Youth Volunteer Program

For more information, please go to the menu on the left.

by kg posted 07/16/2011
 
Honoring the Game goes to the "ROOTS" of positive play
 
   R is for Rules
   Rules allow us to keep the game fair.  If we will by ignoring or         
   violating the rules, what is the value of our victory.
 
   O is for Opponents
   Without an opponent there would be no competition.  Rather    
   than demeaning a strong opponent, we need to honor strong  
   opponents because they challenge us to do our best.
 
   O is for Officials
   Respecting officials, even when we disagree with their calls, may 
   be the toughest part of Honoring the Game.   We must 
   remember that officials are not perfect (just like coaches, 
   athletes, and parents!)
 
   T is for Teammates
   It’s easy for young athletes to think solely about their own 
   performance, but we want athletes to realize that being a part of
   a team requires thinking about and respecting one’s teammates.
   This respect needs to carry beyond the field.
 
   S is for Self
   Athletes should be encouraged to live up to their own highest 
   personal standard of Honoring the Game, even when their
   opponents are not. Athletes’ respect for themselves and their 
   own standards must come first.