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MINOR LACROSSE NIGHT - A GREAT SUCCESS
Mar 19, 2012, 8:28 pm

On Thursday, May 3, the North Shore Minor Lacrosse Association held it's first "minor lacrosse night" in many years at Harry Jerome Arena.

The event was centered around the North Shore Junior B Eagles taking on the Surrey Rebels in a West Coast Junior Lacrosse League regular season game. Between the periods the North Shore Lacrosse Association entertained the estimated 400 fans with a mini-Peewee game and a number of great prizes and giveaways.

The highlight of the night was the Junior B Eagles coming away with their first win of the season with a final score: 7-4. The Junior Eagles showed great balanced scoring with 7 different players scoring on the Surrey keeper. The match had all the elements of competitive game with: great scoring plays with incredible passing, great defensive play including some great penalty killing ragging by Colton Webster, and just to let you know that junior hockey and junior lacrosse are not that different there were a couple of fights for good measure.

But the fist-a-cuffs could not over shadow the high skill level of both teams and the exceptional passing on display by the North Shore Eagles. Well done lads, it was a very entertaining evening for all involved and showed a lot of people that it is not necessary to travel from the North Shore to see competitive lacrosse - the fastest game on two feet!


NORTH SHORE EAGLES - JUNIOR B SEASON OPENER
Feb 23, 2012, 4:49 pm

North Shore Eagles Junior B featured in the North Shore News!

NORTH SHORE EAGLES Junior Bs took to the floor on Thursday, April 26 to play their season opener against the Coquitlam Adanacs and the North Shore News was there:

For the North Shore News article and photo gallery [click here]


BOX LACROSSE IS OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Jan 18, 2012, 9:06 am

FREE STICK TO NEW MINI-TYKE AND TYKE PLAYERS!The boys are ready for action!

Registration for Box Lacrosse is open for all new and returning players. To register please click on the "Registration" tab on the left.

We are always looking to recruit more players to our association so please spread the word and tell your friends about the great game of lacrosse.

Are you new to lacrosse and looking for more info? Perhaps you like to send a
friend some information? Please check out our 2012 NSMLA brochure for all the
answers to the easy questions
[click here].

Interesting in Coaching or Managing? Like all minor sports our teams are led and
supported by parent volunteers. Training is provided. If you are interesting in helping out please contact Richard Downey at richardowney@shaw.ca.

PRE-SEASON SESSIONS

Please note the following pre-season sessions:

PEEWEE - Dryland Training

Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm Joe Mathias Gym

For more info: Dennis_Joseph@squamish.net

TYKE - Welcome to Lacrosse First Practice

Wednesday March 28 at 6pm at Inter-River Box

All players welcome, please come in full gear.

For more info: timmcnulty@shaw.ca


Calling all COACHES
Aug 11, 2011, 5:55 pm

Box season is just around the corner and we are looking for COACHES!

We are looking for non-parent coaches for our A1 and A2 teams across our Novice, Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget divisions.  If you have played the game, ave coaching experience and want to give back to this great sport we would like to hear from you.

We also require parent coaches for all our other teams.  Training is provided - all you need to do is take a leadership role.  Coaching is very rewarding and an important role in our association, so we hope you can help us out as we get ahead start on the season that starts in January 2012.

If you are interested please contact Richard Downey, our Director of Player Development (richardowney@shaw.ca).


 Why play lacrosse? Wayne Gretzky Answers the Question!
The Great One on Lacrosse - Reprinted from the National Post March 2000

"If sport has a high point of the year, it must be the first week of spring."

"...When I was growing up, I used to love this time of year. It was when I put my hockey equipment away and I was absolutely ecstatic to see the end of the hockey season. One of the worst things to happen to the game, in my opinion, has been year-round hockey and, in particular, summer hockey.

"All it does for kids, as far as I can tell, is keep them out of sports they should be doing in warmer weather. I could hardly wait to get my lacrosse stick out and start throwing the ball around. It didn't matter how cold or rainy it would be, we'd be out firing the ball against walls and working on our moves as we played the lacrosse equivalent to road hockey."

"All the good hockey players seemed to play lacrosse in those days and everyone of them learned something from the game to carry over to the other - things athletes can only learn by mixing up games they play when they are young."

Wayne Gretzky
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Managing Partner, Arizona Sting
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