July 2009 - Super Try Lacrosse

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Lacrosse Times
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Volume 2, Issue 4
July 2009
2009 Lobster Trap Tournament
Try Lacrosse
2
Masters/Senior Lacrosse
2
Performance Pieces
3
2009 Provincial
Champions
3
Nationals Update
4
Member Associations
Dartmouth Bandits Minor Lacrosse
Halifax Northwest Rebels Lacrosse
Halifax Southwest Hurricanes Lacrosse
Truro Bearcats Lacrosse Association
South Shore Bulldogs Lacrosse
St. Margaret’s Bay Storm Lacrosse
Sackville/Fall River Wolves Lacrosse
Breakers Lacrosse, Eastern Shore
Tournaments are an excellent way for player to enhance their skills, learn new
ones and meet new friends. The Lacrosse Nova Scotia Lobster Trap Tournament
dates back to 1973 and has the most coveted trophy available at the midget level
in lacrosse, a customized lobster trap.
This year five teams participated in the Lobster Trap Tournament. Four teams
from Nova Scotia (Dartmouth Bandits, Northwest Rebels, Southwest
Hurricanes, Sackville Wolves), and the Okotoks Mustangs. The Okotoks
travelled from Alberta and led the way all weekend culminating in a
championship win on Sunday.
For the 5th consecutive year the tournament unveiled a commemorative print entitled “Always at
Play” and features player arriving at the Shannon Park Arena for the tournament. Painted by
Janet Graham of Seagull Photo and Design the artwork encompasses the spirit of lacrosse, and the
logos of all teams playing in this year‟s tournament.
Jason, Tyler and Jordan
Jayson Baxter from Breakfast Television joined referees Jordan Mills and Tyler Puddifant to learn some of the finer points
of refereeing a lacrosse game. Thank you to representatives of
the Midget Provincial
Lacrosse Team for Trimar, Masters Game All Stars
joining with us to put
Jayson through his
paces.
Western Valley Thunder Lacrosse
Bedford Rock Minor Lacrosse
Lacrosse Leagues in N.S.
Metro Minor Lacrosse League
(MMLL)
Nova Scotia Field Lacrosse League
East Coast Junior Lacrosse League
The weekend was full of twists and turns with Senior
Lacrosse Teams joining us for two games during the
tournament. Saturday night a wonderful meet and greet
was held at Boston Pizza in Dartmouth Crossing for the
tournament teams (108 people in attendance). The All
Star was announced at this event. On Sunday the Trimar Masters Invitational was held with five
parents from the Okotoks Mustangs participating, along
with a former Dartmouth resident now living in
Bermuda and two women. A great time was had by all.
Maritime University Field Lacrosse
League
LNSS Office
Tel: 902-425-5450 ext. 370
Champions, Okotoks Mustangs
Thank you to Referee-in-Chief Hal Puddifant for all his
support, volunteers Darlene & John Fenton, Lisa
Morris and Lauren Dunn. Thank you also to our
corporate partners, Trimar Promotional Products,
Seagull Design and Photo, Game Star Pix, 1 Lacrosse,
Harrow, Scotsburn Dairy and Aerobics First.
Fax: 902-425-5606
[email protected]
Please send your club/league’s updates to
[email protected]
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To register:
Contact Lawrence Taylor at [email protected]
Check out their schedule under the 'league'
link on the LNS site.
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Lacrosse Performance Pieces
The LNSS has recently added a „Performance Tips‟ section to their website under the „Coaches
Corner‟. The current article is „Train Movements, Not Muscles‟. All coaches and athletes are encouraged to have a read (PDF version available on web below full article) and keep an eye out for new articles.
This article was written for the LNSS by Sean Holmes. Sean has a BA in Kinesiology & Health Sciences from York University and
is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. He played professional lacrosse with the 2001 Buffalo Bandits, was a member of
Team England at the World Indoor Lacrosse Championships in 2007, and in 2008 helped the Brampton Excelsiors capture the Mann
Cup.
Northwest Rebels
Junior B boys
Turo Bearcats
Senior girls
Dartmouth Bandits
Junior girls
Suburban Storm
Office:
5516 Spring Garden Road
Suite 311
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 1G6
Phone: 902-425-5450 ext 370
Fax: 902-425-5606
Email: [email protected]
Administrative Coordinator:
Natasha Burgess
Lacrosse Nova Scotia Society (LNSS) is a non-profit organization that
acts as the recognized lacrosse authority throughout the province of Nova Scotia.
The LNSS are members of the Canadian Lacrosse Association and are a member in good standing with Sport Nova Scotia. The LNSS is committed to providing not only a safe and fun filled playing environment but also a sport environment that promotes equal opportunity and prohibits
discriminatory practises.
Lacrosse Nova Scotia is working to implement lacrosse programs
across Nova Scotia and insure all groups of person‟s have the opportunity to play
the game. Lacrosse Nova Scotia also has the objective of offering a game which
emphasis fair plan and equality for all participants and is working towards increasing women‟s lacrosse, aboriginal programs, and funding/equipment for
those athletes in financial need.
SAVE THE DATE!
Provincial Midget Team Lacrosse-a-thon, sat Aug 15, 2009
We’re on the web!
www.lacrossens.ca
8:00am - 4:00pm, Shannon Park Arena
Edge Lacrosse Summer Development Camp, Aug 17th - 19th, 2009
For more information visit: http://www.edgelacrosse.com
Nationals Update
Congratulations to our Provincial Peewee team who finished 3rd, defeating
Manitoba in the “B” bronze medal game.
Congratulations to our Provincial Bantam team who finished with a Silver
medal in the “B” division
For complete results, please visit: http://lacrosseinsidethegame.com