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Hoosier Lacrosse, founded in 2008, is Indiana's elite lacrosse organization run by lacrosse professionals. Our coaches are among the best and most experienced anywhere in the area. We instruct athletes with a progressive dynamic style and the proper mechanics that are essential for success. Whether you are a new player or want to play at the highest level, all players will benefit from individual instruction, game situation drills, and scrimmaging that Hoosier Lacrosse provides.

We believe lacrosse is a lifestyle and offer the tools you need to take your game to the next level. Join Hoosier Lacrosse and turn your potential into production!


Hoosier Lacrosse Director - Ken Levinberg
Coach Ken started playing lacrosse in 1981 as freshmen at the Illinois powerhouse New Trier High School in Winnetka Illinois. In college Coach Ken was a 4 year starter and captain of the Illinois State University Lacrosse Team. Because the team was new Coach Ken used this opportunity to begin his long career in coaching by successfully learning and playing all the positions on the lacrosse field while coaching his fellow teammates.

After college he continued to play for the highly competitive post collegiate team Lincoln Park from 1990 until moving to Indiana in 2009. While in Illinois he had been the JV coach for Glenbrook North & Highland Park High Schools. In 1999 & 2000 he was selected to coach Team Illinois Varsity, which had winning tournament records at the Vail Colorado tournament. Ken's biggest accomplishment was to be one of a handful of dedicated coaches and lacrosse enthusiasts that grew Illinois lacrosse from just a handful of high school teams to a state sanctioned sport with over 8,000 male and female participants currently playing at all levels from 1st grade thru adult. Many of the players he worked with went on to play lacrosse at the highest levels including the pro level.

After marrying his wife Jaime, who played lacrosse at North Central HS and Indiana University, they decided to relocate to Indiana. Coach Ken quickly got involved in the local lacrosse scene and in 2008 he founded Hoosier Lacrosse. Coach Ken is dedicated to help grow the sport in Indiana and is excited by the enthusiasm of the players and their parents.

Playing Experience
Lincoln Park LC - Chicago, Il. 1990-2007
Lacrosse America Box Lacrosse League - 4 X Champion 2000-2007
Illinois State University - 4 year Captian, Team MVP, 1986-1990
New Trier High School, Winnetka, Il. 1981-1985

Coaching Since 1986
Hoosier Lacrosse 2008-Present
Noblesville HS 2010--Present
Guerin Catholic HS - 2009
Team Illinois Varstiy - Summers 1998, 1999, 2000
Highland Park HS 1998-1999
Glenbrook North HS 1995-1997
Lacrosse America 1992-2008
Illinois State University - Player Coach 1986-1988


Coach Farren Billand
Playing Experience
Signed NLI Grand Valley State University – 2012 recruiting class
Guerin Catholic HS, 2008-Present – Senior Capt, 2010 and 2011 North Central Indiana All Region Team, 2010 Team MVP Defense, 2011 Team Unsung Hero
Midwestern Force Lacrosse Club, Columbus, OH 2009 – Present
Carmel Travel 2008
Carmel Rec 2007-2008
 
Coaching Experience
2011 Hoosier Lacrosse Coach of the Year
Hoosier Lacrosse 2011 to Present
 
 
My coaching philosophy is a combination of things that I have learned over the years from many great coaches of mine.  It is to always work on fundamentals no matter how good you think you are.  Also to always have trust in your teammates, give 100% on and off the field, and most importantly of all……..have fun. 

Coach John started playing lacrosse during high school in Massachusetts. As an adult, he has been coaching Red Lion Pennsylvania Youth Lacrosse for 6 years. He was U11 Head Coach and Co-Head Coach for U9, U13 and U15. He helped established Red Lion as one of the elite teams in York County. His team made it to 4 York County Championships Games and won twice as York County Champions with undefeated records (21-0, 23-0). He also coached with Gotham City Thunder and Norrisville Youth. His coaching philosophy includes sportsmanship, honor, respect and developing a role for every player that ensures they have playing time. For the last one and half years, he actively plays lacrosse in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Indiana.

Coach Jenny started playing lacrosse her freshman year at Holy Trinity High School on Long Island, New York. As a member of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team, she earned the award of All-Long Island in 2001, 2002, and 2003. She was named team captain in both 2002 and 2003. In 2003, Jenny broke the school records for both goals and assists and was named team MVP. Coach Jenny earned a scholarship and went on to play Division I lacrosse at Manhattan College. In 2007, Jenny earned the Jasper Award and was a MAAC All-Academic selection. In 2006, she was a First Team All-MAAC, MAAC All-Tournament, and MAAC All-Academic selection. In 2005, Jenny was named to the second Team All-MAAC and to the MAAC All-Academic Team. In 2004, she earned Rookie of the Week twice. Coach Jenny and her team won the MAAC championship in 2004 and 2005. Coach Jenny also coached girls’ high school lacrosse for 2 teams on Long Island.

Coach Nick has been playing lacrosse since the 7th grade and continues to play to this date. He played varsity at Noblesville HS his sophomore, junior, and senior years and was named All-State all three of those years. He also volunteered with the intermediate and middle school teams during my time at Noblesville. In 2011 he played for Indiana University and was a starter for the team as an attackman and was also the 2nd leading point scorer for the team.

Playing Experience

Longwood University, Farmville, VA (2001-2002)
Pfeiffer University, Misenheimer, NC (1998-2001)

 

Playing Accomplishments
Longwood University (Independent) (2001-2002):  Member of NCAA Division II Final Four, semi-finalist team and NCAA Division II # 1 ranked team; finished 8th in team scoring while only playing in half of the games due to injury.

Pfeiffer University (Independent) (1998-2001):  Selected for Southeast regional team for the National Tournament; ranked 2nd in final Division II ranking in assists, averaging 4 points per game (15 goals, 29 assists in 11 games); ended career (3 seasons) as school record holder for assists in season, career points, career assists and ranked 2nd on school all-time list for career goals; team Offensive MVP, Laxtravaganza Tournament MVP and All-tournament team (1999-2000); co-captain (2001).  


Coaching Since 2002
Hoosier Lacrosse, Coach and Director Bloomington Girls (2011 to present)
Indiana University, Head Coach (2003-2004, 2007-2008, 2010-2011); Club Advisor (2007 to present)
High Point University All-Star Camp (July 2010)
Longwood University, Assistant Coach (2002-2003)


Coaching Accomplishments
Indiana University:  Players earned WCLL all-league honors (2004, 2008, 2011); Two Senior Leader Award recipients from IU’s Recreational Sports (2008, 2011); and One Academic All-American (2011) 
Longwood University:  NCAA Division II Final Four, 2nd place team and for NCAA Division II #1 ranked team (15-0 regular season, finished 16-1); Four IWLCA All-Americans; Division II Midfield Player of the Year and Division II Defensive Player of the Year. 

 

Coaching Philosophy
My coaching philosophy is based on values and qualities I have developed through my own experiences and what I believe to be necessary for success.  Commitment, discipline, tenacity, respect, zeal, and solidarity are essential to the development of a lacrosse team, and individual players.

My goal while working with Hoosier Lacrosse is to contribute to the growth of lacrosse in the state of Indiana and to the development of players we work with, in order for them to take away the most education possible to play the game and work towards their lacrosse and life aspirations.
 

Coach Ashley is the Head Women's Varsity Coach at Hamilton Southeastern High School.

Coach Meghan Gray

Starting goalie Junior and Senior year at Guerin Catholic High School. Went 7-0, Junior year and made it to Regionals Senior year60-65% save averages Junior and Senior yearRecipient of the St. Theodore Guerin Athletic Award Junior yearTeam Captain Senior yearGoalie at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan40% save percentageAquinas College Women's Lacrosse 2011 season went 21-1, WCLL North Central Conference Champions, WCLL Division II Runners-Up

Coach Morgan started playing lacrosse in 6th grade as a midfielder for Hamilton Southeastern. He soon switched to become an attackman, which he played for the rest of junior high and high school. He played his entire lacrosse career before college through the Hamilton Southeastern system, attending HSE high school from 2005-2009, when he graduated. He played 2 years at the varsity level, along with some experience his sophomore year as well. He was co-captain and 2nd leading point scorer his senior year. Morgan is now a junior at Indiana University. He played his freshman year as a midfielder and will try and continue his lacrosse career this coming fall. Morgan has worked with Hoosier Lacrosse for two years, helping coach the first Under-15 travel team in program history. The team came in 2nd and won the sportsmanship award at the Dayton invitational in June and also had good showings at tournaments in both Michigan and Illinois in July.

Coach Jamie has been involved with lacrosse for over a decade now, playing throughout high at the varsity level for North Central and several years with the Indiana Hoosiers on their club team. Jamie also spent a year coaching the Bloomington Outlaws then Center Grove High School team and is now currently with North Central HS. As well as lacrosse he has coached swimming, diving and gymnastics.

Coach Jaime grew up in Indiana where she played varsity lacrosse for North Central high school and was captain her senior year. Jaime then went on to play at Indiana University for 3 years where she was captain and co-coach her junior year. After college Jaime moved to Chicago and coached for Lacrosse America where she coached beginning lacrosse players as well as the competitive teams. She also played in the adult womens league, as well as, officiated. In 2008 Jaime returned to Indiana with her husband and Hoosier Lacrosse founder, Ken Levinberg, where she now is the Junior Varsity Head Coach for Hamilton Southeastern.

Coach Steven started playing lacrosse in 8th grade for Noblesville. He ended his 8th grade season receiving team MVP, best Defender award, and also played in the state All-Star game. In high school he was a 3 year varsity player and had some experience his freshman year too at the varsity level. Along with playing lax he also was a 3 year varsity wrestler and an Eagle Scout. He is going to further his enjoyment for the sport in college playing defense at Indiana Tech.

Coach Blake played lacrosse for 8 years starting in 6th grade. He was a 4 year varsity starter for Zionsville High School and as a senior his team made it to the final four and was named team MVP. He was also named honorable mention all-state. In high school Coach Blake frequently helped out with the 3/4th grade programs at Zionsville. He is currently a Junior at Indiana University where he is studying Social Studies and Education.

Coaching Experience
Butler University Men’s Lacrosse Team (Indianapolis, IN) 2010- Present
Team Indiana Lacrosse (Indianapolis, IN) 2011-Present
Hoosier Lacrosse (Noblesville/ Carmel, IN) 2011-Present
Snider High School (Ft. Wayne, IN) 2007
Ft. Wayne Public School System (Ft. Wayne, IN) 2007
Tri-State University Lacrosse Camp (Angola, IN) 2008
Xcellerate Lacrosse Camp (Angola, IN & Detroit, MI) 2008
Louisville Ballard High School (Louisville, KY) 2006
 
Playing Experience
Empire Lacrosse Club Team (Indiana) 2009-Present
Indiana Dragons (Indianapolis, IN) 2006-2008 
Windsor Clippers (Windsor, ON Canada) 2006-2008 
Bellarmine Univeristy Division I (Louisville, KY) 2005-2006 
Tri-State/ Trine University Division III (Angola, IN) 2007-2009 
Team Indiana All-Stars (Indianapolis, IN) 2005  
Dixie Top 150 All-Star Team (Limestone, SC) 2005 
Cathedral High School (Indianapolis, IN) 2002-2005 
Coach Andy McIntyre

Coach Mac has played or coached lacrosse for 19 years. After playing high school lacrosse at Thomas Worthington (Worthington, OH), he played college lacrosse at DIII Wittenberg University (Springfield, OH). Since moving to Indiana, Coach Mac has been an assistant coach at HSE, an assistant coach at Noblesville, started the MS Noblesville team as head coach, JV head coach, and currently serves as assistant Varsity coach at Noblesville. Coach Mac teaches "old school" fundamentals on the lacrosse field, and focuses on effort, intensity, and technique at practice.

Coach Colin McSharar

Playing Experience
Team Empire 2012-Present
College of Mount St. Joseph (Div III) - Cincinnati, OH. 2007-2011
2011 MLC All-Conference Honoable Mention 
2011 Conference defensive player of the week 
Bishop Chatard HS- Indianapolis, IN 2003-2007


Coaching Experience
Bishop Chatard HS Assistant Coach, mens and womens, 2012- Present
Hoosier Lacrosse 2011-Present
Powerhouse Lacrosse Camp, Co-founder, 2007-Present

I love the sport of lacrosse. My goal as a coach is to do whatever it takes to expand the sport across the state of Indiana as long as possible. I enjoy coaching kids of all ages. I played goalie in college, so I have a lot of knowledge at that position as well as coordinating team defense.

Coach Nolan Miller

Playing Experience
Aurora Universtiy (Division III)  2011 - Present  
Varsity Lacrosse – Bishop Chatard High School (2008 – 2011)
2011 IHSLA ( Indiana High School Lacrosse Assoc. ) ALL STATE 1st Team.
2011 ICC ( Indiana Catholic Conference ) All Conference 1st Team
2010 IHSLA (Indiana High School Lacrosse Assoc.) ALL STATE
2010 ICC (Indiana Catholic Conference ) All Conference
2011 & 2010 Bishop Chatard High School Team Captain
2010 Bishop Chatard High School Team Offense MVP
2010 Adidas ALL AMERICAN, 4 year Varsity letter winner – Varsity since Freshman year
Team Indiana – Travel Lacrosse Team (2009)
Indy Elite – Travel Lacrosse Team (2008)

Coaching Since 2008
Hoosier Lacrosse 2011-Present 
Powehouse Lacrosse 2008-2010 

Coach Nelson hails from Roseville, Minnesota where he began his lacrosse career in 8th grade. Nelson played for Roseville Area High School and won the Minnesota State Championship in 2001 and 2002. He also received All-State Honors his senior season in 2003. After graduation Coach Nelson attended The College of Wooster briefly before transferring to the University of Minnesota Duluth (MCLA D1). At Minnesota Duluth he was a 4 year starter, as well as a 3 time captain. Nelson received 1st team All-Conference honors all four years, Conference Offensive Player of the Year in 2006 and 2007, as well as being recognized as an MCLA All-American in 2006, 2007, and 2008. Upon completion of his degree in History and collegiate lacrosse career Pete began coaching at the high school level in both lacrosse and hockey in Duluth, Minnesota. This past March Coach Nelson was the Varsity assistant at Minnetonka High School (MN) where he was in charge of the offense, as well as the extra man offense. Nelson is currently in his first season as an assistant coach at Indiana University.

Playing Experience
Empire Lacrosse Club 2010
Cleveland Mens Lacrosse Club 2003-2010
Ohio Wesleyan University 2001-2003 2003 NCAA DIV III Playoff Appearance 
Hudson High School ( Ohio ) 1996-1999

Coaching Experience
Hoosier Lacrosse 2011 - Present
Northern Ohio High School Lacrosse Association Official 2008-2010
Assistant Coach Benedictine High School Cleveland, Ohio 2008-2010
Assistant varsity Coach Huntsville, Alabama 2007-2008

 

Nico played lacrosse as a midfielder and face off guy for North Central High School from 2007-2011. While at North Central he was the top scorer and set the school record for points in a career. Nico team captain, and All state honorable mention junior and Senior years. Nico was recruited to play at the next level and is currently playing as a midfielder for the Indiana Tech warriors.

Playing Experience
Indiana University 2010- Present
Indy Elite 2010
Team Indiana 2009 
Bloomington Outlaws Lacrosse Club, 2x Team Captian,  2006-2010 


Coaching Since 2010
Hoosier Lacrosse 2011-Present
Bloomington Outlaws assistant coach 2010-present 

Coach Tumbas played high school lacrosse at Mt. Lebanon, a suburb of Pittsburgh. The team won two WPSLA titles and finished as the state runner up twice during his career. He was voted the team's most improved player by the coaching staff his senior year. Next, Tumbas attended the College of Wooster were he helped the team to the
school's first ever NCAA tournament appearance in 2004. He then coached for two seasons at Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh. The Vikings advanced to the playoffs in both seasons and players moved on to Stevenson, Oberlin, RIT, Stevens Tech, Villanova, and Penn State. Tumbas was the head junior varsity coach and varsity assistant coach working primarily with the offense for both seasons. He finished his playing career at the University of Pittsburgh where he was named a team captain, led the team in points, and was nominated to the CCLA All Conference team. Currently, Tumbas is the head coach at Indiana University (MCLA) and the director of the American Revolution.

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What parents, players, and other coaches say about Hoosier Lacrosse!


 

"Ken Levinberg is one of the greatest lacrosse coaches and friends I have ever had. At a very young age coach Levinberg was one of my very first lacrosse coaches and has coached me personally on and off the field since my youth and throughout college. If it wasn’t for coach Levinberg’s passion for coaching lacrosse I would have never fallen in love with this great game. In which, I would not have had the opportunity to play lacrosse at the collegiate level as well as the opportunity to coach at the collegiate level, I owe a lot to coach Levinberg and his passion for the game and I’ll never forget a coach like him."

Timothy Holden
Aurora University (Div III), Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach


 

I just wanted to let you know how impressed I am with how you and your coaches are truly teaching the boys the fundamentals of the game.  I appreciate your style or coaching and reinforcing the fundamentals during the drills and scrimmages.  That is exactly what we were looking for and you guys are really delivering.

Thank you – Zak is having a blast and building a great passion for the game. 


"Thanks so much for offering the box lacrosse program.  Tyler and his buddies have found it to be a blast, and are looking forward to playing again.   I think Hoosier Lacrosse is a great program for our community." 


 "I wanted to take a moment to thank you for such a great program.  Conor got more playing time and skill development in this short season than he did throughout the entire outdoor season of our local program.  Thanks again for all your time, effort and dedication to teaching the boys."


 "Your program is far superior to anything our town offers. It's a combination of teaching style, temperament, and techniques, and we'll stick with you! "


"With the rapid expansion of lacrosse I think there is no better person with the enthusiasm and overall knowledge than what Coach Kenny brings to Hoosier land! College lacrosse teams these days are looking for the diamond in the rough that received the proper teaching, is a great athlete, and has a great fundamental base. I was fortunate to have Coach Kenny instill those values in me at a early age which helped me prosper at the next levels. The game of lacrosse should always be fun and that is one of the foundations of how Coach Kenny teaches his players. There very well may be quite few diamonds in the rough in Hoosier land!"

Greer Hanlon Team Illinois 1999, 2000 University of Denver (Division I) Midfielder 2001-2005, 2 X GWLL second team all conference selection, 2005 captain Currently coaches youth lacrosse in Denver


"The Hoosier Lacrosse programs were some of the very first clinics our son took when he was in elementary school. He really improved his shot mechanics and overall knowledge of the game which took him to the next level of play. Coach Ken has been positive, enthusiastic and brings a high level of personal attention and passion to each clinic. Nick is looking forward to his next clinics!"

Tim and Pam Adams Westfield Parents


"I have had the opportunity to work with hundreds of coaches over the years and I will say that Ken brings enthusiasm for teaching the game of lacrosse that is second none. He has a tremendous amount of lacrosse knowledge and the uncommon ability to relate to and teach kids of all ages and skills levels. Ken’s passion for the game and dedication to making sure every player improves helps him build a great rapport with players and ensures that everyone builds self confidence and has FUN!"

Jason Alberici Badger State Lacrosse Camp Director for Joe Alberici, Head Coach at the Division I, United States Military Academy 1996 Midfielder for University of Albany (Division I) 2 years NCAA college coaching experience and has worked over 30 lacrosse camps including Duke, Syracuse, Army, and Cornell.


"Our two boys have attended Hoosier Lacrosse camps for the last two summers. We have been extremely pleased with each and every Hoosier camp they have attended. Ken and his staff are qualified and work one on one with the players. The size of the camp is one of the biggest benefits in our eyes, because our boys have received such a high level of individual training."

Kelli Wilson Noblesville Parent


"Hoosier Lacrosse has done an excellent job at training my goalies to perform at the highest level. I have sent several players to them that were very new to the position. I had both of them return varsity caliber goalies. One has even gone on to play at the collegiate level."

Brian Billand Guerin Catholic Girls Coach


"I cannot say enough good things about Hoosier Lacrosse and Ken Levinberg. My son takes lessons with Ken and always comes away learning things. Ken is very knowledgeable about lacrosse since he played himself, and that is a rare thing in Indiana. Hoosier Lacrosse is all about teaching the fundamentals of lacrosse as well as taking your child's level up a notch in specific areas they may want to concentrate on."

Carol Elliott Noblesville Parent


"Coach Levinberg played an instrumental role during my early years of lacrosse by helping to set the groundwork of how I play the game and how I ultimately coach the sport we love. His ability to teach the fundamentals and connect with players has proven to have a positive impact on a countless number of individuals involved in the sport."

Ryan Ludera IHSLA Coach of the Year 2006, Homestead High School


"Coach Levinberg is a great coach. He cares about his players, teaches key fundamentals and is genuinely interested in the development of young men and women. But my favorite part of Coach Kenny, whether playing with him, against him or coaching a drill, is that I always have fun."

Mike Culver Chicago Machine All Star Defensemen and Assistant General Manager. University of Virginia first team All-American, 2006 National Champion, and 2005 NCAA defensive player of the year. Captain of the US 19-and-under National Team that won the World Championship in 2003.


"Hoosier Lacrosse provided a unique opportunity to combine our group's love of international sports into a team building activity for our management group. Hoosier Lacrosse provided an overview of the sport, an agenda to guide the expectation and instructed the activity both directly and as a group. Within a very short amount of time, the group was engaging in an actual game of Lacrosse ... the first time for everyone and it was greatly enjoyed by all. It certainly brought out some of the competitive behaviors you don't get a chance to see everyday in the office!"

Carrie Gallagher Eli Lilly


"As a player, Coach Levinberg fostered my early development and knowledge of the game. He made the game fun and motivated me not only to work hard, but also to become a student of the game. Coach L focuses on fundamentals and provides players with a solid foundation needed to become great. Over the years I have played for and worked with Kenny, and I have always admired his ability to inspire, teach, and guide in such a fun, lighthearted manner."

Kevin Lakani Midfielder Loyola HS - 2 x Illinois State Champions 1999-2002 Team Illinois 2000-2001 Ohio Wesleyan – Captain, All-Conference Player Highland Park High School – Varsity Coach


Coach Levinberg played a huge role in my development as a lacrosse player and coach. I had the fortune of playing for him through Team Illinois and later coaching with him through Lacrosse America. He is a great coach who brings a lot of enthusiasm and makes the game fun. He teaches lacrosse the right way and shares his deep knowledge and love for the sport. Under Kenny's guidance, Hoosier Lacrosse is sure to be a huge success.

Richard Mortel Goalie Loyola HS - 2 x Illinois State Champions 1999-2002 Team Illinois 2000-2001 Division I Georgetown University 2004-2006

 

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Start Date: 
Sunday, January 15, 2012

Hoosier Lacrosse is now offering a fantastic opportunity for any player that wants to play lacrosse without the commitment of traveling.  With our Box Lacrosse program, 5 field players and a goalie, every participant is guaranteed to see a lot of action, get a great workout, and have a great time.  Each team will have a minimum of 12 players and a maximum of 15 to ensure plenty of playing time for everyone.
 

Format: Short sticks only (except for Goalies) with Box style 4 x 4 goals.  Two 25 minute half's with a 5 minute half time. 
 

Division:  Adult Division for players that have graduated High School.


Times: 3:00-4:00 PM



When: Sunday for 6 weeks -  January 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12, 19 


Start Date: 
Sunday, January 15, 2012

Are you ready for the next level? Hoosier Lacrosse will be offering a fantastic opportunity for any player that wants to take their game to the next level!  With our Box Lacrosse program, 5 field players and a goalie, every participant is guaranteed to see a lot of action, get a great workout, and improve their stick skills.  Each team will have a minimum of 12 players and a maximum of 15 to ensure plenty of playing time for everyone.
 

Format: Short sticks only (except for Goalies) with Box style goals.  15 minutes of Drills and a 40 minute game. Goalie equipment will be provided if requested.
 

Divisions: Grades 5-8 and High School Divisions. Players may play up or down a division with permission from the Hoosier Lacrosse Director.

Start Date: 
Sunday, January 15, 2012

winter girlsThis program is a fantastic way to tune up for the spring season and gain an advantage over the competition!! Let Hoosier Lacrosse turn your potential into production with our league play for Girls. It is our goal to provide superior lacrosse instruction in a safe learning environment where athletes can develop their skills and knowledge of lacrosse. Our objective is to increase each player's skills, knowledge and confidence so they will be able to take their game to the next level. This will be accomplished through 15 minutes of drills and followed with a 40 minute game.


Who: Girls Grades 5-8 and High School.  Girls will be grouped by age and ability.


When: Sundays for 6 weeks (1 hour sessions) - 12:45 to 1:45 pm; January 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12, 19 


Where: Indoor turf at The Twin Lakes Recreation Center 1700 W. Bloomfield Rd. Bloomington, IN 47403.

If you watched a single game on TV during the 2011 NCAA lacrosse season, you heard an announcer comment on "playing box lacrosse".  The Canadians all do it, and here are the top 10 reason why:

10. FASTER PLAY | The speed is way faster than anything you would see   outdoors.  It makes playing outside seem like going in slow motion

9. STICK HANDLING | Playing in closer spaces means your stick skills have to be tighter and quicker.  Your stick handling improves because there is no room for error, quite literally.

8. TRANSITION | Ball moves from defense to offense with increased speed.  Players learn quickly to breakout and move the ball up the field.

7. DEFENSIVE BODY POSITION | No D-Poles means that defensive players have to use good body position to be successful. 

6. OFF-BALL MOVEMENT | Playing in such a tight area means it is that much harder to get open.  Running through people to go to goal just doesn't work.  Players learn to cut, pick and keep in constant motion.

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I just wanted to let you know how impressed I am with how you and your coaches are truly teaching the boys the fundamentals of the game. I appreciate your style or coaching and reinforcing the fundamentals during the drills and scrimmages. That is exactly what we were looking for and you guys are really delivering. Thank you – Zak is having a blast and building a great passion for the game.

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