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Tonight's camp for 6-10 year olds is cancelled due to the rain. See you next Wednesday night, 6 pm at Perry Hall Park.
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As previously scheduled, equipment and uniform return in Tuesday, June 9 and 16, 6:30 - 8:00 pm at the rec office. For those playing in camps this, we've added 3 more equipment return dates:
- Tuesday, June 30, 7-8 pm
- Tuesday, July 28, 7-8 pm
- Tuesday, Aug 25, 7-8 pm
ALL equipment and uniforms belonging to Perry Hall must be returned on either of these dates or your checks will be cashed. When equipment is not returned, it drives up the replacements costs and ultimately registration fees.
WHEN: June 22-24, 6:00 - 8:30 pm
WHERE: Perry Hall Park
COST: $95, make checks payable to PHRC
All players entering 7th, 8th, 9th grade are invited to participate in Perry Hall’s Gator Lacrosse Camp. This evening development camp is designed to work on players’ fundamentals as well as game tactics. All activities will be under the close supervision of the Perry Hall High School Lacrosse coaches. Using the games-approach to teaching, players are guaranteed to learn and have fun! For more click here
WHEN: Wednesday Nights, June 17th-July 22nd, 6:00 - 8:30 pm
WHERE: Perry Hall Park
CONTACT: Coach Norm Crouse - ncrouse@potteiger-raintree.com or
home phone: 410-529-9010 or day phone: 717-600-6098
COST: $20, make checks payable to: “Dennis Sullivan” and mail (or bring to the field) to:
Dennis Sullivan
Attn: Perry Hall Summer Lacrosse Camp
10016 Gun Ridge Circle, Kingsville, MD
21087 .
This will be a structured, but fun time to work on fundamentals, and full field play. A must be there for those players who wish to keep their stick skills at the top of their game. This camp is flexible enough to adapt to all caliber of players that sign up, including the beginners who want to test drive the speed and excitement of Lacrosse.
As stated at the beginning of the year (way back in February), we have 2 goals for every player in the program:
1. Win. Everyone should want to do their very best and practice to improve so they can compete to win on the field.
2. And understand that winning is not everything. Competition is a great venue to also teach life lessons, such as the value of working with others towards a common purpose, pushing yourself, taking pride in the things you do, respecting others and understanding the value of hard work.
I really believe that we achieved those goals no matter what the records may have been at the end of the year. Every player was asked to compete at a high level and I hope every player got something more out of their experience that they can take with him in whatever they do 10, 20 or 30 years from now.
Thank you to all our coaches as well. None of this would have been possible without their hard work and commitment to make sure the boys had the opportunity to practice and participate in games.
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WEBSITE: Please refer to this website for important information throughout the season. Many of your questions will probably be answered here.
PARTICIPATION AND REQUIREMENTS:
All coaches are volunteers. They are eager to take the time to help you enjoy this great sport. Please show respect to our volunteers, players, opponents, opposing fans and referees. Proper behavior and attitude shall be observed at all times. Failure to adhere to these requirements will be grounds for expulsion from the program.
Your son should attend all practices to give him ample opportunity to learn skills and improve skills. Lacrosse is a team sport. Please note that PHRC does not allow your son to play more than one REC sport within the same season. Please select your sport and play it.
Dennis Sullivan - Commissioner of Boys Lacrosse
410-529-8854
dsullivanhome@hotmail.com
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