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team is back from the largest tournament in North America with a record of 2 wins 3 losses and a whole lot of memories,the Canada day tournament was a huge success for the spring program and with the Winter program starting in October and the addition of the Bay Area Super Series in May 2011 tournament with more exciting thing to come in 2011.
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1- If there is an outdoor box in your community – use it!
2- Go to the nearest school and pass and catch against the wall (away from all windows)
all windows)3- Play catch at the park with a teammate, friend, parent, or sibling
4- Play catch in the backyard with a parent or sibling. If they do not have a stick, have them use a baseball glove and tennis ball.
5- Practice cradling in your bedroom or in front of the TV.
6- Same as above, but with your non-dominant hand.
7- Run around the block while cradling the ball.
8- Put a piece of tape on a chainlink fence and, using a tennis ball, shoot at it.
9- Work on loose balls in your backyard. If you can pick a ball up off of grass, you can doit on the concrete.
10- Place an obstacle in your backyard (pylon, lawn chair, garbage can, etc) and work on your one-on-one moves. For example, head fakes, shoulder fakes, stick fakes, change of pace, simple
10 Ways to Become a Better Lacrosse Player
Away from the Arena”
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The tournament was originally just a ‘B’ division – indoor field rules – general intro to box for the Northern California (NCJLA) teams…
Making History
with the introduction of Canadian teams playing a (A) and (B) division which would be full CLA rules was introduced.
The 2011 tournament runs from May 27th-30th and is expected to exceed last year’s numbers that where over 500 players…
History of the Bay Area Super Series Tournament
In some of the biggest sport rivals games you will find the USA and Canada playing agents each other...is these the same situation some in Winnipeg are asking...last year in Calgary at the Canada day tournament the WEL Pee Wee team lost to the Cali lax all star team and this year they are looking to even up the score...the coaches know that it will be hard being that we are in their back yard...but are looking foward to the re-match .
PEE WEE Team looking to even the score in Calafornia
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To excel in any sport, athletes must develop and then continually practice various skills. Initially, athletes spend countless hours developing their physical, technical, and tactical skills required by their particular sport. Lacrosse players typically improve their physical and endurance; work on cradling, shooting and stick skills; and learn defensive and offensive strategies. After an athlete has become competent at these sorts of skills, performance in both practice and competition will be enhanced if psychological skills are used….
Effective use of psychological skills allows an athlete to better access the physical, technical, and tactical skills that he/she has spent years learning and perfecting. Although there are a multitude specialized psychological skills that athletes can learn, there are also many general things that athletes, coaches, and parents of athletes can do to enhance the psychological aspects of sport performance. Continual practice of the following tips will exert a positive impact on the performance of lacrosse players of all ages!
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Geoff currently plays professionally for the Philadelphia Wings of the National Lacrosse League and the Toronto Nationals of Major League Lacrosse and playing for the Canadian National team in 2010 world field lacrosse.
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Winnipeg Elite Lacrosse coaches Grant Hirst, Len Wilkinson and Jeff Combe were recognized with other coaches for there contribution to health, recreation and happiness in sports activities throughout the community and Manitoba.
Coaches Jeff Combe, Len Wilkinson and players Landon Wilkinson,
Gavin Combe present Premier Greg Selinger with Winnipeg Elite Lacrosse T shirt and welcomes him as the newest member of the team.
DID YOU KNOW?
Box Lacrosse Players in NCAA Div I Jumps 40%
Canadians playing Division I in 2010 will jump to 105 versus 75 in 2009. That’s a 40% jump in one year! The 2010 class includes 43 freshmen and suggests that it won’t be long before the number of Canadians playing in the NCAA Division I will soon top 150.
For those who followed this last year, you will recall that there were 153 Canadian’s playing in the NCAA in 2009 at the Division I, II and III levels. This number included 75 Canadians playing on Division I teams. Looking into 2010, with rosters yet to be finalized it is difficult to say exactly how large the Canadian contingent will be but at Division I the numbers appear to be up sharply. According to the most recent look at team websites the number of Canadians playing Division I in 2010 will jump to 105 versus 75 in 2009. That’s a 40% jump in one year! The 2010 class includes 43 freshmen and suggests that it won’t be long before the number of Canadians playing in the NCAA Division I will soon top 150. We will report on the evolution of Division II and Division III…
Winnipeg Elite Lacrosse player meets a new friend…''Geoff Snider'' He is known as a dominant faceoff man and a very physical player. .
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learn how to join the the Winnipeg Elite Lacrosse revolution
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WINNIPEG ELITE LACROSSE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR FRIENDS FOR ALL THEIR HELP AND CONTRIBUTION TO THE SPORT.
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Winnipeg Elite Pee Wee 99’s Lacrosse
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WEL is looking for Bantam, Midget, and Intermediate lacrosse players willing to go to California and play against some of the best from United State and Canada
Email Us at jcombe@winnipegelitelacrosse.com for more info
Don't miss out
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Click here for 2012 registration
To learn to play the game with sound fundamentals and an ability to execute individual skills and team strategies in pressure situations. To help players develop the necessary tools to take their game to then next level and be a valuable contributor on any championship team."
WHAT MAKES A ELITE EXPERIENCE
Coach Tim Isfjord,99 Mike Harper,10 Cody Penner,13 Duncan Thomson, 7 Keenan Isfjord,Coach Keith (Mac) McLennan, Coach Neil Thomson,Manager Patti Broughton,3 Matt Garofalo,2 Keaton Knight,15 Trent McLennan,21 EvanKnight,11 Matt Broughton,44 Josh Berdon,6 Brett Harrison,9 Evan Loeb,1 Caden Cockerill, 4 Derek Kulchycki,81 Brenden Moreira
Knight,11 Matt Broughton,44 Josh Berdon,6 Brett Harrison,9 Evan Loeb,1 Caden Cockerill, 4 Derek Kulchycki,81 Brenden Moreira .
team is back from the largest tournament in North America with a perfect record and a whole lot of memories,the Canada day tournament was a huge success for our boys
Winnipeg Elite 2011 Pee Wee Lacrosse Team
The Pee Wee team is back from the Bay Area Super Series in San Jose California, the tournament was a huge success for the winter program and with the more exciting thing to come in 2012.
Coach Grant Hirst, Coach Jeff Combe, Coach Dave Gill, Garrett DePape,
James Barclay, Ryland Bird, Gavin Combe, Tyras Schotchenko, Drake Ballantyne, Kaden Kotowich, Cam Smellie,Austin Wheeler, Jackson Neufeld,
Dayne Gill, Cole Wasnie, Braden Sargent, Aidan Gillespie, Mitchell Klipenstein,
Nick Hirst, Jermie Travers, Austin Sutherland
Winnipeg Elite 2011 Midget Lacrosse Team
Winnipeg Elite 2011 Pee Wee on the beach Santa Cruz
Exhibition game agents Cali Lax All Stars at Palo Alto California High school
Bay Area Super Series first tournament game for the Pee Wee
Winnipeg Elite Lacrosse will be have a open pick up games for lacrosse players looking at just playing the game over the next couple of Saturdays ... if you would like to come out please contact Dave (dave.gill@mts.net) or Pierre (hache5@shaw.ca)
player availability
