Our camp will focus on drills that build and strengthen players at all levels. There will be a strong emphasis on stick work, offense and defense concepts, and team drills to help elevate the player’s game.

Due to field space and staffing, each camp will have a maximum number of players, so please register early!

Camps are designed for instruction by current ’09-’10 grade levels. Please follow your grade level and do not register at a higher level. Early Bird registrants (before 3/31/10) receive a $10 discount. Family enrollment (>1 participant per family) receives $20 discount off total price of camp(s).
   

From NUSports.com (Northwestern University Athletics), March 10, 2010:

Coming off its 15-10 victory over fifth-ranked Georgetown, Northwestern had a pair of players earn American Lacrosse Conference weekly honors. Senior Katrina Dowd (Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown) was named the conference's Offensive Player of the Week for the second-consecutive week, while fellow senior Maggie Bremer (Upper Arlington, Ohio/Upper Arlington) earned the nod for the Defensive Player of the Week.

Dowd tallied a career-high eight points against the Hoyas on five goals and three assists, including four goals in the second half to help put the game away. She continued to be a force all over the field, winning four draw controls, scooping up three ground balls and causing two turnovers in helping lead Northwestern to the victory in its home opener.

Bremer anchored the Wildcat defensive backfield which kept Georgetown's offensive trio of Molly Ford, Ashby Kaestner and Jordyn Kirr in check. Guarding Kirr for the majority of the contest, Bremer held her to just one assist on the day while adding a pair of ground balls and a caused turnover.

Read the entire article about Maggie Bremer here.
    

Kim Rocheleau, Ohio Wesleyan University's coach from 2003-07 (42-17 record), steps in for the Golden Bears, who a year ago were 21-2 and won their fourth-ever Division I state title (2002, '04, '05, '08).

"I definitely would like to win another state championship," said Rocheleau, a former lax and field hockey captain at Eastern Connecticut State University. "I think that they have the talent to do that. "I've coached college for a total of seven years now. I'm teaching these girls the exact things that I taught to the college girls and they're receptive to new information. They learn so quickly."

Read entire article online at the UA News Web site