Men's Club Lacrosse has finally stretched up the I-5 corridor!  The Tomahawk Lacrosse Club in Bellingham is here and looking for players.

Some of the details for prospective players are listed below:

Stan Kosick was always a football guy. He played ball in high school and graced the gridiron for the T.C. Jets semipro team in upstate New York.

By ANDY NYSTROM
Editor of Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

On August 13th Prodigy Camps kicks off their first Seattle Elite Middle School Camp.  The first of it's kind in Washington, Prodigy looks to bring together the best middle school players from Washington, Oregon and B.C .

PORTLAND, July, 9 2007 – For the second consecutive year the Portland LumberJax are teaming up with Portland Parks and Recreation (PP&R) to bring kids the Summer Playground Program. The Summer Playground Program is a summer camp that provides lacrosse information and instruction to children throughout the Portland area. 

GAMBIER, Ohio -- Capping off his lacrosse career in style, recent Kenyon College graduate Luke Larson (Mercer Island, WA/Seattle Academy) was selected to the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association's Division III All-America team. Larson, a midfielder who led the Lords in scoring this past season, was named to the USILA's honorable mention squad.

U.S.A. California 2007 written by Mason Smith

The 2007 USA California trip began with all of the two teams’ combined 50 players flying to Osaka Japan for a Friendship Games tour against some Japanese squads. One notable squad included the Japanese U21 National Team.

Written by Bolton Lancaster with pictures are courtesy of Brenden Stanko.

The Third Annual Battle of Bothell takes place this weekend at the North Creek Fields in Bothell.  This year's tournament will see players taking part in the 5/6, 7/8 and HS brackets, with games starting this evening and concluding with the finals at noon and 1pm on Sunday.  

Written by Molly Yanity, Seattle PI. 

A year ago, it seemed Greg Mahony was just about perfect. Then a junior at Mercer Island High School, he was a star cornerback on the football team, got great grades and was the state's second-leading scorer in lacrosse as the Islanders won their third consecutive state championship.

Colleges with lacrosse programs, primarily East Coast and Midwest schools, ignored the wunderkind from the Pacific Northwest.

Mahony, though, got more perfect.

The "National All-Star Game" of boys' high school lacrosse took place last weekend (6/23-24) in Denver Colorado.  Washington was represented by MI's Greg Mahony. The National High School Seniors Showcase has a final four format and brings together 75 players from 24 states.