Parents,

Team 203 Lacrosse Club is a year round lacrosse club.

Club Tryouts (August)

• These usually take place on two different days to accommodate as many players as possible, typically late July early August for the following years training and competition

• Tryouts are open to anyone, and players are evaluated during two, evaluation sessions run by Team 203 Staff

• Making the team ensures that you will be welcomed to the club and training begins Sunday's in early September.

Fall Training (September-October)

• Six weeks of 2hr training sessions each Sunday throughout September and October

• Open to all club players

• Grades 4-6 - Focus on developing skills & introducing basic offensive/defensive concepts, transition drills & small field games

• Grades 7-12 - Focus is more on the fine-tuning and application of skills within more complex offensive and defensive sets, transition drills & small field games

Fall Tournament Teams

• Club teams compete in 1-2 tournaments

• The objective is to field the most competitive teams possible, per high school graduation year so that we can optimize the girls’ experience/exposure to college coaching staffs, learn more through better competition amongst peers, more of a focus on what it takes to win games, and most importantly always, have fun!

Winter Session (January-March)

• 8-9 weeks during January, February through early March, one weekday/week

• Open to all club players

• Participation in this session ensures that you will be ready to “hit the ground running” when you link up with your town team come March

Spring (Late March-early June)

• Players play within their towns and or private schools

Summer Tournament Travel Teams (Early June-Late July)

• Early June program wide Mini-Camp

• Teams practice twice/week and play four tournaments thru mid July

• This is the time to shine. Teams are ultra-competitive and we travel to tournaments to play teams from all over the country

• HS teams are typically sent to “Recruiting Tourneys” where they will be playing in front of numerous college coaches

• Youth teams play a similarly competitive schedule which will prepare them for what’s to come in high school

What we’re trying to do is put the girls in the best position to improve each and every day for their town teams moving forward.

For the high school player, we are aiming to get them seen by college coaching so that they may showcase their skills within the team concept.

Youth players will see the benefits of playing with good talent as they improve their lacrosse IQ and overall skillset.