Marian High School is hosting the 2008 IHSWLA State Tournament.
Tournament Location:
1311 S. Logan St.
Mishawaka, Indiana 46544
Seeding for the Tournament:
1. Culver
2. Park Tudor
3. Carmel High School
4. Zionsville High School
Semi Final Games:
Friday May 16, 2008
6:00 Culver v. Zionsville
8:00 Park Tudor v. Carmel
Final Games:
Saturday May 17
12:30 Consolation Game
3:00 Championship Game
4:30 Award Ceremony
The Indiana High School Women’s Lacrosse Annual Spring Meeting is being held on February 9th, 2008 in Kokomo,Indiana. Please rsvp to Kathryn Ferrugia kathrynferrugia@sbcglobal.net
January 21, 2008 Indianapolis, IN - Indiana High School Women’s Lacrosse has established a partnership with Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) to ensure a positive, character-building experience for all youth athletes in Indiana Lacrosse programs. PCA (www.PositiveCoach.org), a Stanford University-based non-profit organization, conducts workshops for coaches, organizational leaders, and parents involved in schools and sports organizations. The PCA’s Double-Goal CoachTM workshops are scheduled to begin January 26, 2008 at Heritage Christian High School .
For information about the dates and locations, please contact Leslie Sherman at:
lesliedsherman@gmail.com
Welcome to four new teams for the 2008 Spring Season. Center Grove High School coached by Brian Southern, Charles Tindley Accelerated School coached by Brenda Coleson, Heritage Christian High School coached by Christopher Teeter. and Westfield – Guerin High Schools coached by Roger Bradley. IHSWLA is growing! Be sure to check out the Schools Section to get all the up to date contact detail.
US Lacrosse has selected The Indiana High School Women’s Lacrosse Association (IHSWLA) for a 2008 Partnership of Excellence Grant. This grant is in conjunction with the Positive Coaching Alliance, PCA (www.PositiveCoach.org), a Stanford University-based non-profit organization. The program provides training and tools to establish and sustain a positive coaching culture resulting in a commitment to Honoring the Game.
High School students, home from College players, interested parents, referees of other sports - Training is available for all ages and for all levels of experience.
Contact Candi Parry at: candisparry@sbcglobal.net
Congratulations!! To Great Lake Team members - Anne Marie Colling , Lauren Hall, Colleen Kelley, Janet Nice, Mary Saran and Amanda Webber for particpating at the 2007 National Tournament.
The Women’s Division National Tournament began in 1933 as a tournament to showcase the best Post-collegiate and club women’s lacrosse players. Since that time, it has grown into one of the largest women’s lacrosse events in the nation and features three levels of play including High School, Senior Only, and Club divisions. The Great Lakes Region consisting of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana. Three teams are selected annually and sent to the National Tournament. (US Lacrosse 07) see more…
Coach Lisa Staedt of University of Louisville took some time to give a free coaches clinic at Carmel High School for persons interested in girl’s lacrosse. Attendees included high school and middle school coaches along with several interested parents. Lacrosse has been touted as the next soccer phenomenon and with growth expected to explode over the next couple of years it is quickly outstripping the available coaching and umpiring ranks. The clinic which was two hours long covered both offense and defense each in its own time slot. Offense was first and defense took up the second hour. For the hour of offense Coach Staedt covered basic techniques on cradling, passing and drills which will provide the emphasis on needed skills. The second half of the clinic was devoted to defense and included drills, positioning and how and when to check a player’s stick. All of the information was excellent and well prepared. We appreciate Coach Staedt and look forward to learning from her in the future. The University of Louisville has several clinics year round. The easiest and most affordable ones are the day clinics. They are given on one day and there is one for each part of the game. Offense, defense, transition and coaching. You can find more information including date and costs at: University of Louisville Women’s Lacrosse.
