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US Lacrosse Washington State Chapter - Boys Lacrosse Spring Clinic Conducted by Scott Hochstadt: MLL Bridgeport Barrage - 3x NCAA ALL American Register online

The US Lacrosse Washington State Chapter has organized a Boys Youth clinic for the Spring 2002 pre-season. Please register ASAP as space is limited for each. This youth clinic will be instructed by Professional MLL player Scott Hochstadt of the Bridgeport Barrage and NW Regional Men's Club Players

2/23 Boys Youth Clinic - Conducted by current MLL Pro Players - Register online

Boys Youth Clinic - For boy's 14 years of age and younger - (Not yet in HS)

Date: Saturday February 23rd

Time: 10:45am - 12:30pm

Cost: $10 - Register online

Location: Queen Anne Bowl:

Description: This youth clinic will be instructed by Professional MLL player Scott Hochstadt of the Bridgeport Barrage and NW Regional Men's Club Players The two hour clinic will focus on basic skills. Players should bring whatever gear they have. For those just starting out, loaner sticks will be available at the clinic for day use. The clinic will include Skills and Station workouts, team strategies, game situations and autograph sessions.

Clinic Contact: Matt Cone                                   Click HERE TO Register

 

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squad and looks forward to a successful first year program.