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2013 P.L.A.Y . GIRLS LACROSSE PARENT MEETING

2013 P.L.A.Y . GIRLS LACROSSE PARENT MEETING. Lacrosse Coordinator Positions Girl’s Program. Scott Bloedow 3/4 Grade Level Coordinator Christine Kropp 5/6 Grade Level Coordinator Jackie Leutbounshou 7/8 Grade Level Coordinator. 2012 Successes. Girls 3/4 – State Champs!

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2013 P.L.A.Y . GIRLS LACROSSE PARENT MEETING

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  1. 2013 P.L.A.Y. GIRLS LACROSSE PARENT MEETING

  2. Lacrosse Coordinator Positions Girl’s Program Scott Bloedow 3/4 Grade Level Coordinator Christine Kropp 5/6 Grade Level Coordinator Jackie Leutbounshou 7/8 Grade Level Coordinator

  3. 2012 Successes • Girls 3/4 – State Champs! • Girls 7/8 Navy – State Champs! • Girls 7/8 Gold – Finish in top 4 in state!

  4. Player Expectations: • Respect • Coaches, Officials, Fans and Teammates • Effort • create habits, attend practices/games • Compete to Win • Best effort – Never Give up – Position to succeed

  5. Summer Teams: • Practices • 3/4 practice Mon, Wed 6:30-8 at Redtail Ridge • 5/6 and 7/8 practice Mon, Wed (after Summer Break), Thur 6:30-8 at SANDS fields • Games • Season begins Week of June 10 • Week nights only • Home games at SANDS fields (TOMS) • Uniforms • New plan for 2013! • Wear last year’s jersey and skirt and purchase socks $8.50 or; • Wear last year’s jersey and buy shorts and socks $28.50 or; • Rent a jersey, buy shorts and socks $38.50 and a $75.00 deposit fee.

  6. 7/8 Changes for 2013 • A & B teams • Evaluations in May

  7. Tournaments: • Away Tournament • Bloomington Bait Bucket • June 7-9 • Fee Extra • Prior Lake Tournament • All teams are entered • Fee is extra, divided between players (PL fund raiser) • Parents expected to volunteer • Weekend of 6/29-30 • State Tournament • At Lakeville South • August 3-4

  8. Our Fields • Girls Summer Fields • Sands (at TOMS) • Redtail Ridge • Laker Field

  9. Parent Volunteers: • Games: • Sideline parent / Chill manager • Score keeper / Time keeper • Team Parent: • Team parent – assign volunteers, assist in communications, update website • Assists coach with rescheduling games/practices • ALL FAMILIES ARE EXPECTED TO VOLUNTEER

  10. Attendance: • Attendance is expected at all games/practices • Player’s Responsibility: • Absences - contact the coach as soon as you know - illness, vacations, etc. • Parent’s Responsibility: • Watch the weather • Contact Team Parent

  11. Communications: • Email: • THIS WILL BE A KEY FORM OF COMMUNICATION • Be aware emails may come at last minute • Update PLAY website with all email addresses • Field Condition Hotline - 952-447-9825

  12. Youth LAX Resources: • P.L.A.Y website • Each team has own page • MSSLax website • uslacrosse.org • YouTube

  13. Youth Lax Girl’s Equipment: Required: • Lacrosse Stick (Crosse) • 35 ½ – 43 ¼ inches long • Plastic, titanium, or aluminum • Head can NOT have a deep pocket • Goggles – Required All practices and games • Mouth guard (colored) – Required All practices and games Goalie Equipment is provided • Goalie stick, protective pads, chest and throat protector, padded shorts, shin guards, helmet with facemask, throat protector. Optional: • Cleats and Gloves

  14. Questions?

  15. 2013 P.L.A.Y. LACROSSE PARENT MEETING

  16. Mission Statement Develop an organization that projects a positive image by developing players, showing respect and being committed to fair play while maximizing participation for all and ensuring that all players have fun.

  17. Lacrosse Board Hugh Gilpatric Vice President of Lacrosse Wayne Wiederhoeft Director of Boys Lacrosse Kelly Robbins Director of Girls Lacrosse Nick Herschi Director of Winter Lacrosse Sherri Ebhardt Treasurer Corky Lund Secretary Dawn Barnard Equipment Coordinator Melissa Will Scheduling Coordinator Sue Wiederhoeft Registration Coordinator Dan Gratz Co-Tournament Coordinator Kristin Gratz Co-Tournament Coordinator

  18. What is Positive Coaching/Positive Sports CultureP.L.A.Y aspires to be an outstanding educational-athletic organization that provides a high-quality experience to every athlete.A high-quality experience is one in which every athlete:• Is coached using the principles of Positive Coaching• Has fun playing the game.• Feels like an important part of the team regardless of performance.• Learns “life lessons” that have value beyond the playing field.• Learns the skills, tactics and strategies of the game and improves as a player.How can my child become a better Athlete! 1. Mental High Road – Challenge vs Problem 2. Goal Setting – Set Vision, Then Goals step by step to achieve Vision 3. Visualization – See Situations, Positive Outcomes 4. Get Ready Routines – Condition the mind/body inside and out 5. High Road Behavior – Above the situation, replay button, body language

  19. U7 Pre-K & K • Good Sportsmanship • Handshakes & Cheer for All • Introduces the Respect for Rules (R.O.O.T.S) Plus: • Respect for Opponents and Teammates (R.O.O.T.S.) • What is Effort - Learned Attitude (E.L.M. and Flushing Mistakes) • Simple Team Related S.M.A.R.T. Goal(s) U9 1st & 2nd Plus: • Respect for Officials (R.O.O.T.S.) – Fist Bump/Shake Hands with Ref • High Road Behavior (i.e. win and lose gracefully) • Take Ownership of their Efforts , Understand and replay (E.L.M.) • More Complex Team Related S.M.A.R.T. Goal(s) U11 3rd& 4th I. M. P. A. C. T. Focus by Age Level Plus: • Respect for Rules and Self (R.O.O.T.S.) • Fill the Emotional Tank – Self and for Teammates • Represent the Community (Emphasis on Traveling) • Individual Short-term Goals (written by athlete) U13 5th& 6th ( I Make Positive Actions Count Today ) Plus: U15 7th& 8th • Self Talk and Self Motivation (behaviors above and beyond practice) • Leadership Qualities (how to step up and become leaders) • Mental Game (get ready routines and visualization) • Individual Long-Term S.M.A.R.T. Goals

  20. PARENT PLEDGE • As a parent of a P.L.A.Y. athlete, I will: • 1. Engage in “No-Directions Cheering”, letting the players and coaches take responsibility for the first goal of winning. I will relentlessly focus on the second, more important, goal of using sports to teach life lessons to my child and other youth. • 2. Set an example for my child by Honoring the Game and will encourage him/her to remember ROOTS (Respect for the Rules, Opponents, Officials, Team & Self). This includes appropriate language, comments, dress, and actions. • 3. Use positive encouragement to fill the Emotional Tanks of my children, their teammates and coaches. As I understand people perform at their best being positive. • 4. Reinforce the ELM of Sports Mastery with my child, meaning that I will encourage my child to… (E) put in a high level of Effort, (L) have a teachable spirit to continue to Learn and improve, (M) to quickly rebound from Mistakes. • 5. Support my child’s commitment to their team by getting my child to and from practice and games on time. I will share in my child’s commitment to the team as an in-season sport and work with coaches when conflicts arise. • 6. Allow a 24 hour ‘cool down, be objective’ period before I discuss any serious concerns I have with a coach before communicating with that coach in an objective and adult manner. • Basic Parental Responsibility: • “I will represent Prior Lake Athletics with my personal best efforts, never bringing embarrassment or an unfavorable view to my team, coaches, family, P.L.A.Y. or community • Penalty: • Abuse brings restrictions and penalties may vary from a minimum of one event suspension from P.L.A.Y. athletic events to restriction for a season and the following sport season. It is a Privilege not a Right to be in a P.L.A.Y. program.

  21. Program Growth - Players Spring 2008 - 22 players 2009 - 22 Players 2010 - 45 Players 2011 - 140 Players - 35 Girls 2012 - 192 Players - 52 Girls 2013 - 61 Girls Summer 2008 - 145 players 2009 - 190 Players 2010 - 252 Players 2011 - 322 Players 2012 - 360 Players 2013 - 358 Players

  22. Program Growth - Players 2012 Coed 1/2 – 33 players Girls 3/4 - 25 players Girls 5/6 - 36 Players Girls 7/8 - 36 players Boys 3/4 - 59 players Boys 5/6 - 83 players Boys 7/8 - 88 players 2013 Coed U7 - 19 players* Girls 3/4 - 25 players Girls 5/6 - 35 players Girls 7/8 - 36 players Boys U9 - 45 players Boys U11 - 68 players Boys U13 - 76 players Boys U15 - 54 players *registration still open

  23. Program Growth - Teams Teams 2012 Season 3/4 Girls - 2 5/6 Girls - 2 7/8 Girls - 2 1/2 In house - 2 3/4 Boys - 3 5/6 Boys - 4 7/8 Boys - 4 Total - 19 Teams 2013 Season 3/4 Girls -2 5/6 Girls -2 7/8 Girls -2 U7 In house - 2 U9 Boys - 4 U11 Boys - 4 U13 Boys - 4 U15 Boys - 3 Total - 23

  24. Anti Bullying Policy • R.O.O.T.S.- Does not respect Teammates or Self • Honor the Game • 1st Offense- 1 game suspension • 2nd Offense- 3 game suspension, off A team if on it • 3rd Offense- suspension for remainder of season

  25. Questions?

  26. 2013 P.L.A.Y. BOYS LACROSSE PARENT MEETING

  27. Lacrosse Coordinator Positions Boys Program Pete Joas U7 and U9 Coordinator Sean Sowder U11 Coordinator Jim Grant U13 Coordinator Jim Collins & U15 Coordinators Greg Valek

  28. 2012 Successes • 5/6 A team finished 5th in state • Both 5/6 B playoff slots were taken by PL teams • 5/6 B teams finished season combined 23-5-2 and took 3 of the top 4 spots in the twelve team district final • 2 of 5/6 B losses were to another PL team and team that didn’t make state knocked out by another PL team • 7/8 A team won PL Tournament

  29. Age- Based Rules • Age on 8/31 of previous year • U7 Born on or after 9/1/2005, mostly K-1st grade • U9 Born on or after 9/1/2003, mostly 2nd & 3rd grade • U11 Born on or after 9/1/2001, mostly 4th & 5th grade • U13 Born on or after 9/1/1999, mostly 6th & 7th grade • U15 Born on or after 9/1/1997, 8th grade no 9th grade

  30. U9 Rules Modifications • 7v7 format on short field • 2 Pass Rule • No offsides • No body checking • No long poles

  31. U11 Rules Modifications • No 2 Pass Rule • No body checking • No long poles

  32. U13 Rules Modifications • No Defensive 20-second count yes offensive 10-second count “get it in” • Body checking OK • Long poles OK • Final 2 minute stall warning “keep it in”

  33. U15 Rules Modifications • No Defensive 20-second count yes offensive 10-second count “get it in” • Body checking • One handed stick checking OK • Final 2 minute stall warning “keep it in”

  34. Universal Rules Modifications • The distance from a player to a loose ball within which legal stick checks, holds, body checks and pushes may occur will be reduced from 5 yards to 3 yards at all age levels • Violent, purposeful collisions, particularly those targeted at unsuspecting players and that feature one player intentionally putting another player on the ground or inflicting injury, will be prohibited at all age levels. This would include an illegal body check on a player in a defenseless position — one whose blind side is exposed to the hit, who has his head turned for a pass or who has his head down playing a loose ball. • Honoring the game remains an important part of the youth lacrosse experience, unsportsmanlike conduct — including verbal language and body language —may be penalized by game officials • In all levels of play, any player who accumulates 3 personal fouls or 5 minutes in assessed personal foul penalty time (i.e., 7 minutes and 30 seconds of running-time penalty time) shall be disqualified from the game. A substitute for that player may enter the game when the disqualified player would have been permitted to re-enter had he not fouled out.

  35. Player Objectives: • U9 Level: • Skills • Fundamentals • Game Strategy Introduction • U11 Level: • Skills Progression • More Fundamentals • Game Strategy Progression • U13 Level: • Skills Progression • Fundamentals & Finer Points • Game Strategy Progression • U15 Level: • Advanced Skills • More Finer Points • Advanced Game Strategy

  36. Player Expectations: • Respect • Coaches, Officials, Fans and Teammates • Effort • create habits, attend practices/games • Compete to Win • Best effort – Never Give up – Position to succeed

  37. Parent Volunteers: • Games: • Sideline parent / Chill manager • Score keeper / Time keeper • Team Parent: • Team parent – assign volunteers, assist in communications, update website • Assists coach with rescheduling games/practices • ALL FAMILIES ARE EXPECTED TO VOLUNTEER! • U7 & U9 ESPECIALLY NEED COACH VOLLUNTEERS!

  38. Communications: • Email: • THIS WILL BE A KEY FORM OF COMMUNICATION • Be aware emails may come at last minute • Update PLAY website with all email addresses • Field Condition Hotline - 952-447-9825

  39. Youth LAX Resources: • P.L.A.Y website • Each team has own page • Youth Lax MN • uslacrosse.org • YouTube

  40. Our Fields • Boys Summer Fields • HOMS • McCann • Laker Field • Franciscan

  41. Summer U7 Teams: • Practices • Start May 14 • 6-7:15 Tues, Thurs Redtail Ridge • End after PL Tournament June 30 • Games • All in-house, no travel • At practices • Start after summer break

  42. Summer U9 Teams: • Practices Before Summer Break • 6-7:15 Tuesdays HOMS • 6-7:15 Thursdays Franciscan • Subject to change • Games • 5 game schedule • Friday evenings • Start after summer break

  43. Summer U11 Teams: • Practices Before Summer Break • 6-7:15 Mon, Tue HOMS or McCann depends on team • 9-10:30 or 10:30-12 Saturdays HOMS depends on team • No weekends after summer break • Add Wednesdays and late practice after Summer Break • Games • 10 game schedule • Start after summer break

  44. Summer U13 Teams: • Practices Before Summer Break • 6-7:15 Mon, Tue, Thu HOMS or McCann depends on team • 10:30-12 Saturdays HOMS All Teams • No weekends after summer break • Add Wednesdays and late practice after Summer Break • Games • 10 game schedule • Start after summer break • Evaluations • Occurring now by HS coaches • A/B team decisions by end of April

  45. Summer U15 Teams: • Practices Before Summer Break • 6-7:15 Mon, Thur HOMS All Teams • 9-10:30 Saturdays HOMS All Teams • No weekends after summer break • Add Wednesdays and late practice after Summer Break • Games • 10 game schedule • Start after summer break • Evaluations • Occurring now by HS coaches • A/B team decisions by end April

  46. Tournaments: • Away Tournaments • Each team entered in one away tournament • Fee included in lax season fee • Prior Lake Tournament • All teams are entered • Fee is extra, divided between players (PL fund raiser) • Parents expected to volunteer • Weekend of 6/29-30 • State Tournament • U13 and U15 • All fees included in budget

  47. 2013 Uniforms: • U7 & U9 • Pennies will be distributed, need to be returned after season • Shorts are required, can be purchased for $25 • U11 • Jerseys will be distributed • Shorts are required, can be purchased for $25 • U13 & U15 • Jerseys will be distributed • Pennies will be distributed for player to keep (use each year for evals) • Shorts are required, can be purchased for $25 • Plan for 2014 • New uniforms will be purchased for entire association • Short will likely be different

  48. Youth Lax Boy’s Equipment: Required- all lacrosse specific: • Stick (Crosse) • Helmet (NOCSAE) • Gloves • Arm pads • Shoulder pads • Athletic cup • Mouth guard (colored) – Required for practices and games Optional: • Cleats (recommended) • Rib protector Goalie Equipment is provided: • Goalie stick, chest and throat protector, padded shorts, shin guards U7- equipment provided All other levels- player provided

  49. Questions?

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