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We will begin registration for the 2013 spring season on September 24th.  A payment of $100 is due at the initial registration with the balance due by November 30th.  We expect to close registrations on November 1st, 2012.  

Due to the limited number of coaches available, we do not expect to have more than two teams per division.  Provided that we have qualified coaches available, we will form a team with a minimum of 17 players and we limit our teams to a maximum of 20 players (except for our teams for grades K-2 which we limit to a maximum of 17). 

Once a team's maximum player count is reached, registration will close for that division and a wait list will form for a new team.  If you would like to be placed on a wait list after registration has closed, please send an e-mail with your child's name and grade level to LACROSSE@PBGYAA.COM.  If there are enough registrants for additional teams at any given age level, a new team will be formed if we have a qualified coaching staff to support an additional team. 

We will make every effort to accomodate special requests, but the division of teams will be done in a manner to ensure that players are equitably distributed among teams by skill level to the best of our ability.

Please be sure to submit your child's birth certificate (copy), proof of your US Lacrosse membership and a physical  dated after May 2012 to ensure that your player is eligible to play lacrosse.

We are looking for sponsors to offset our fundraising needs.  If you are interested in sponsoring our league, please contact us at lacrosse@pbgyaa.com.  Each family will still be required to participate in our annual fundraiser this year  or to make a donation. 

Opening Day Ceremonies will be held on February 10, 2013.

If you are interesting in being a coach, please fill out the Volunteer portion located in the website upon registering your son or daughter and send an email to us at Lacrosse@pbgyaa with what division you would like to coach and your level of experience (e.g. you have played the sport, coached etc...).




  
  

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Sponsors - Thursday, December 06, 2012

This season we are proud to announce Dick's sporting Goods as one of our sponsors. We have a lot of great things planned with them. There will be a Gator Shopping Day at Dick's on Saturday, Dec. 8th. Get some Holiday shopping done AND support your Gators!!

Check your email for details!!



                     
U.S. Lacrosse membership - Tuesday, September 25, 2012
New This Season:

All players must obtain or renew their own U S Lacrosse memberships and supply proof of said membership and US Lacrosse number to PBGYAA.   Membership can be renewed or obtained at www.Uslacrosse.org. 

Proof of membership must be submitted at the paperwork hand in before the season starts. 
NEW AGE DIVISIONS - Sunday, September 23, 2012
The SFYLL has implemented new age cut offs for the rec season. The divisions are listed below. Please note, for the u15 division, if you are in high school you CAN NOT play on any high school team and play rec.

We will consider size and maturity and although we may allow kids to bump up, NO PLAYER shall be allowed to play down for any reason if he does not meet the age requirement for that division.

  Birthdate  Age Bracket
  Born on or after 9/1/1997   U15
  Born on or after 9/1/1999   U13
  Born on or after 9/1/2001   U11
  Born on or after 9/1/2003   U9

 
2013 - Paperwork Turn - TBD in January - Tuesday, September 18, 2012
We will have Opening Day Ceremonies February 10, 2013.  All paperwork should hvae been turned in by this date, but please bring anything that may be missing. No player will be allowed to take the field until ALL paperwork is handed in.

Please be sure to have your child's birth certificate (copy), US Lacrosse membership number and proof of physical dated after May 2012 to ensure that your player is eligible to play lacrosse. 
WHAT A PLAYER NEEDS TO BUY: - Saturday, September 15, 2012
Boys: Lacrosse helmet (navy and orange), gloves, arm guards, shoulder pads, lacrosse stick (please check stick size for your grade level--longer defensive sticks are not allowed for the grades K-2 and 3-4 teams), mouth piece, cleats and sliding shorts and cup.

Girls: Goggles, lacrosse stick (GIRLS), cleats, mouth-guard

Items can be found at:

Dick's Sporting Goods
Sports Authority (NorthLake Blvd)
Medallion Sports (Alt A1A PBG)

Boys: Please try and get a helmet in our Navy and Orange colors.  
  

GIRLS LACROSSE

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Girl's Lacrosse U-Tube video - Thursday, November 19, 2009
Not sure if you want to play, not sure how to play...watch this video about girl's lacrosse...and find a few more that may help you decide!!!  read more ...
Girls Lacrosse Game Footage - Thursday, November 19, 2009
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Palm Beach Gardens Youth LacrosseMain Contact www.pbgyaa.com/lacrosse 
Kerry ByrneGirls Division Liason   
Kim PaganoVice President   
Tom DeanPresident   
Tom DeanCoaching/Treasurer   
  
  

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Glossary

 
         
 

Attack/Offense –
The offensive team.

Checking
Stick checking is the repeated tapping or a repeated push/pull motion of a defender's stick in an attempt to dislodge the ball from the ball carrier's stick.

Clear
A pass usually coming from the goalie to advance the ball from the defensive end of the field to the offensive end of the field.

Crease / Goal Circle
The circle with a 9 foot radius that surrounds the goal; this is the home of the goal keeper and certain rules apply about who can enter the goal circle and when.

Critical scoring area
The area around and behind the goal (usually 15 square yards in front of the goal and 10 square yards behind the goal) where the attack attempts to execute plays to score goals. This space is also used in the evaluation of shooting space.

Cutting
The movement of a player to get free from an opponent so one may have enough clear space to receive a pass from a teammate, or creates free space for another teammate to move into.

Defense
The team not in possession of the ball, attempting to prevent the attack from scoring goals.

Extra man offense
The offensive unit's numerical advantage that results from at least one member of the opposite team serving time in the penalty box.

Fast break
A team's attempt to gain a numerical advantage over their opponent by moving the ball quickly down the field as a team by running and passing it towards the goal .

Feed
A pass to a teammate in scoring position

Goal line extended
An imaginary line that extends from the either side of the goal line to the sidelines of the field.

Hole
The area immediately outside of the crease in front of the goal

Man down defense
The defensive unit that is outnumbered by at least one player as the result of one or more of its players serving time in the penalty box.

“One pass away”
A offensive or defensive player is defined as “one pass away” when they are the offensive or defensive player (marking the offensive player who is also “one pass away”) on either side of the player with the ball, and may be the next player to receive a pass or defend a pass from the ball carrier.

Slide
A move by a defender to leave one player to mark a more dangerous opponent.

“X”
The area directly behind goal.

  
  

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REFUND POLICY:
A. Once a player is registered, the following fees are non-refundable:

$50 Cancellation fee
$10 Blue Sombrero Fee
$40 Non-Resident Fee (if applicable)
$15 YAA Fee

B. No refunds after January 1st

C. $25 US Lacrosse Fee - Must be purchased at uslacrosse.org and provide proof of your number to PBGYAA

 

 

 

 

 

  
  

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PBGYAA Lacrosse
P.O. Box 32518
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420



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