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Welcome to the official website of Braintree Youth Lacrosse.  Your home for all things lacrosse in Braintree. You can now access the Boys' 2012 Master Schedule by clicking the link, or navigating to the Documents tab.


 
NCAA Lacrosse Final Four in Foxboro
by posted 05/16/2012
 
Single-day tickets for the 2012 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championships at Gillette Stadium are on sale on Ticketmaster.com.  Fans can purchase tickets for Saturday, Sunday or Monday (May 26-28) in addition to the option of purchasing the three-day all-session ticket to the world’s largest lacrosse event.  Parking is free for all events that weekend.

The Division I quarterfinal matchups are set for Saturday, May 19 and Sunday, May 20. The winners will advance to Gillette Stadium for the semifinals. This week’s quarterfinals pair Loyola (Md) vs. Denver and Johns Hopkins vs. Maryland on Saturday; and Notre Dame vs. Virginia and Duke vs. Colgate on Sunday.

The Division II semifinals will take place this weekend with Limestone traveling to LeMoyne and Mercyhurst playing Dowling. The two winners will play in the Sunday, May 27, Division II championship game at Gillette Stadium.

The Division III quarterfinals will be played Wednesday, May 17 and the semifinals on Sunday, May 20, with the winners playing in the championship game on Sunday, May 27.

Championship Game Times
Saturday, May 26
2:30 p.m. Division I semifinal
5 p.m. Division I semifinal

Sunday, May 27
1 p.m. Division II championship
4 p.m. Division III championship
 
Monday, May 28
1 p.m.    Division I championship

The NCAA LaxExperience fan festival at Gillette Stadiumwill be open to the public each day during the championships. Interactive games for kids and adults will provide an enjoyable experience for all lacrosse fans. A full schedule of activities is available at www.ncaa.com/lacrosse. LaxExperience will be located in Parking Lot 22 adjacent to Gillette Stadium providing fans easy access to this entertaining event with convenient entry to the stadium for the games. TheLaxExperience schedule is below.

NCAA LaxExperience Schedule
Saturday, May 26    10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday, May 27    10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Monday, May 28    9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Patriot Place, located adjacent to Gillette Stadium will welcome lacrosse fans throughout the championship weekend with 17 signature restaurants, amazing nightlife, retail, live music venues and spas all on site fans will not need to go far from the action to stay entertained throughout the weekend.
 
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Week 1 & 2 Raffle Winners!!
by posted 05/15/2012
 
Congratulations!  Checks will go in the mail this week.  Thanks again for supporting Braintree Lacrosse.

Week 1 and Week 2 winners:
Carol Wilson - $150
Tracy Doyle -  $50
Elizabeth Duncan - $100
Stephen Clancy - $50
Michelle Duke - $50
Nora Kate Doherty - $100
John Flemmi -  $50
Paula Gleason- $50
Paul Joyce - $50
Michael Reilly - $100
Thomas Mahoney - $50
Elizabeth Layden - $50
Michelle Alibrandi - $100
Mary Morrissey - $50 


Go Wamps!


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College Lacrosse on ESPN
by Tim H posted 02/18/2012
 
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/7583444/college-sports-espn-tv-networks


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Great Article
by posted 01/13/2012
 

Championship coach, Dom Starsia wants you to play other sports



He has won three national championships and sent dozens of players to the pro ranks, but Dom Starsia is still searching for more. The legendary Virginia lacrosse coach is constantly on the lookout for the next great recruit, and he does not only look on the lacrosse field.

Starsia scours football fields and basketball courts (and plenty of other fields) searching for the best student-athletes. He likes recruits to play multiple sports because as he says, “You learn to play lacrosse team defense and team offense on a football field, a soccer field, a basketball court.”

Starsia took time to speak with ESPNHS and share his thoughts on what he looks for from recruits, why it’s an advantage to play multiple sports and how body language affects an athletes ability to get recruited.

ESPN RISE: What is the first thing you look for in a recruit?
STARSIA:
Athletic ability, quickness, speed, and size are the things that we take note of when first looking for candidates.

ESPN RISE: What are you looking for academically from prospective student-athletes? 
STARSIA: I am looking for responsible students who understand that athletic achievement and a sense of academic responsibility are related. It is very difficult to be a knucklehead 22 hours a day and expect to be a disciplined lacrosse player for the other two.

ESPN RISE: What are you looking for off the field from a prospective recruit?
STARSIA: We are looking for responsible citizens, respectful of the people around them, appreciative of the opportunity that may be presenting itself. If they also happen to have a sense of humor, that doesn't hurt!

ESPN RISE: Do you prefer an athlete to focus on one sport or to play multiple sports?
STARSIA:
It’s not a requirement to play multiple sports but way more often than not our guys are multi-sport athletes and the best athletes at their high school. They are competitive kids who do not want to sit around while other sports are being played.

To young athletes I am always saying, ‘You learn to play lacrosse team defense and team offense on a football field, a soccer field, a basketball court,’ etc… I wince when a young athlete tells me that he is giving up football to concentrate on lacrosse. There is nothing you can do on your own that would be of greater advantage to your athletic development as a lacrosse player than going to football practice everyday.

ESPN RISE: What is one thing every recruit should avoid to be considered for a scholarship?
STARSIA:
Be aware of your body language on the field. Show some enthusiasm for the process and resist the urge to be "too cool for school." It shows easily and turns off the recruiters.

ESPN RISE: What advice would you give to someone who wants to play lacrosse at UVA?
STARSIA: Get a ball, go find a wall, learn to practice on your own, play other sports and do some schoolwork.


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