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Couldn't agree more. I guess what I hate on these sites, are the nasty comments re: our girls, and other girls from other teams (my daughters better than yours). My daughter is phenominal, and there are tons of other really great players as well, but I don't feel the need to bash others. We have friends from our town team and girls are mixed on all different club teams. I wish them all well. I think that some here are insecure and turn to bashing, STOP.... The best way to prove yourself is on the field, end of story (let the girls play).

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Couldn't agree more. I guess what I hate on these sites, are the nasty comments re: our girls, and other girls from other teams (my daughters better than yours). My daughter is phenominal, and there are tons of other really great players as well, but I don't feel the need to bash others. We have friends from our town team and girls are mixed on all different club teams. I wish them all well. I think that some here are insecure and turn to bashing, STOP.... The best way to prove yourself is on the field, end of story (let the girls play).


Obviously you are not from Northport.

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What a sorry state of affairs.....grown-ups playing fantasy College Athletic Director with female lacrosse players. Get real.....I don't care where the $$$ comes from for my daughter because it means the less I pay for her to get a great EDUCATION !!!! that lasts a lifetime..!!

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Couldn't agree more. I guess what I hate on these sites, are the nasty comments re: our girls, and other girls from other teams (my daughters better than yours). My daughter is phenominal, and there are tons of other really great players as well, but I don't feel the need to bash others. We have friends from our town team and girls are mixed on all different club teams. I wish them all well. I think that some here are insecure and turn to bashing, STOP.... The best way to prove yourself is on the field, end of story (let the girls play).


Obviously you are not from Northport.


What? I am sure Itbwas a dig at CR but I do not get it.

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LIFE OF REILLY: The Parent Trap
BYLINE: Rick Reilly, Sports Illustrated, Pg. 76 Vol. 105 No. 4 reilly@siletters.com
I went out to get my paper this morning and found my neighbor Dalton instead.
He was slumped on my stoop, looking as though he'd slept under a marching band. His eyes sported
five-pound bags, his right hand was bandaged and bloody, and his face was sunk like a bad soufflé.
"My God!" I said. "What happened to you? You look like a 20-car funeral!"
"Youth lacrosse happened to me," he grumbled. "The Competitive Elite Lacrosse League. My little
Ashley made one of those 'travel teams.' Pray it never happens to you, dude."
He explained. "See, I really never thought Ashley was all that hot at lacrosse, and she's only 14. But
when she made this competitive team, all the parents said it was a big honor. They said it's the only way to
make your high school varsity, and it's the road to a scholarship, and it looks great on your résumé.
"I'm not even sure Ashley wanted to do it. But all of her friends made it, so she just had to do it.
What was I gonna do? Tell my little girl no?
"Next thing you know, I'm writing a check for $1,500. Then it turns out, they practice or play seven
days a week on these things. And it's clear across town, so pretty soon I'm standing on the sidelines every
day of the week.
"My wife can't do it 'cause she has to take Justin to hockey every day. Why an eight-year-old
nearsighted kid needs a 42-game schedule is beyond me. What is he, Wayne Gretzky? Plus there's pylon
camp and forecheck camp and backward-skating lessons with his personal coach, Hans.
"So pretty soon I got no life. Family dinners? Forget it. Every meal is in the car--righthanded Taco
Bell. I almost never see my wife awake. When I do, I have to ask for I.D.
"Then this lunatic lacrosse coach schedules an extra 6 a.m. practice every day. It's like the old
bottle-feeding days. I'd be like, 'I got her last time. You get her.' And Denise would moan, 'I had to stay up
for Midnight Madness last night. Your turn.' Then, at night Ashley is so tired, we end up doing her dang
homework! And we're gettin' C's!
"Anyway, Ashley and I started flying to all these stupid tournaments--Dallas and Baltimore and, my
God, Ottawa!--and every one is billed as 'the recruiting event of the year!' And do you know who we see at
these tournaments? The same damn girls we used to play in our neighborhood league! Essentially, we're
flying across the country to get our [lacrosse] kicked by the same exact people!
"So I start talking to these girls' parents, and it turns out they don't really want to be there either,
but their kids were saying we were going to do it, so they had to!
"But then my wife gets to talking to some other moms at Justin's slap shot workshop, and they say
we're crazy if we don't have a 'performance-enhancement specialist' for our kids. So she signs them both up
with one. Then she finds out most of these girls have 'recruiting consultants' who make highlight reels of
kids and send them to college coaches. I'm like, 'She's 14!' And my wife is like, 'You're gonna tell our little
girl no?' Then we add a rating-service guy and a sports psychologist and a webmaster.
"Well, what with me working half time and all this crap I'm paying for and all these trips, I had to
take out a second mortgage. Denise can't work because she's spending every waking moment in a freezing
ice rink, which makes her joints stiffen up. Luckily, Hans knows some New Age massage technique that
makes her feel better.
"So now I'm getting no sleep, turning my stomach into a Dumpster and having less sex than a dead
monk. But before I can put my foot down, my boss does. He fires me! And as he's firing me, he adds, 'By
the way, the average lacrosse scholarship is $1,000, you [lacrosse]!' So I punch him, and now I think my hand
might be broken.
"I stomp out and go find Ashley to say, 'It's over.' And she goes, 'Whatever. I quit today anyway. My
sports psychologist says you guys push me too hard.'
"Nice. So I go home to tell Denise, but she's not there. Three days go by. I figure she's at the Elite
Competitive Hockeypalooza in Cheyenne. Turns out she moved in with Hans. Says she wants to be with
someone who 'knows' her. Oh, and she really likes massages.
"So now I get home and somebody changed the locks! Probably the mortgage company, since I'm
way behind.
"And do you know what I learned from all this, man? I learned that the most viciously competitive
sport in the world is parenting.
"Anyway, what I wanted to ask you is--you wanna buy some lacrosse sticks?"

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Couldn't agree more. I guess what I hate on these sites, are the nasty comments re: our girls, and other girls from other teams (my daughters better than yours). My daughter is phenominal, and there are tons of other really great players as well, but I don't feel the need to bash others. We have friends from our town team and girls are mixed on all different club teams. I wish them all well. I think that some here are insecure and turn to bashing, STOP.... The best way to prove yourself is on the field, end of story (let the girls play).


Obviously you are not from Northport.


What? I am sure Itbwas a dig at CR but I do not get it.


"We have friends from our town team and girls are mixed on all different club teams." This is not allowed at Northport.

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LIFE OF REILLY: The Parent Trap
BYLINE: Rick Reilly, Sports Illustrated, Pg. 76 Vol. 105 No. 4 reilly@siletters.com
I went out to get my paper this morning and found my neighbor Dalton instead.
He was slumped on my stoop, looking as though he'd slept under a marching band. His eyes sported
five-pound bags, his right hand was bandaged and bloody, and his face was sunk like a bad soufflé.
"My God!" I said. "What happened to you? You look like a 20-car funeral!"
"Youth lacrosse happened to me," he grumbled. "The Competitive Elite Lacrosse League. My little
Ashley made one of those 'travel teams.' Pray it never happens to you, dude."
He explained. "See, I really never thought Ashley was all that hot at lacrosse, and she's only 14. But
when she made this competitive team, all the parents said it was a big honor. They said it's the only way to
make your high school varsity, and it's the road to a scholarship, and it looks great on your résumé.
"I'm not even sure Ashley wanted to do it. But all of her friends made it, so she just had to do it.
What was I gonna do? Tell my little girl no?
"Next thing you know, I'm writing a check for $1,500. Then it turns out, they practice or play seven
days a week on these things. And it's clear across town, so pretty soon I'm standing on the sidelines every
day of the week.
"My wife can't do it 'cause she has to take Justin to hockey every day. Why an eight-year-old
nearsighted kid needs a 42-game schedule is beyond me. What is he, Wayne Gretzky? Plus there's pylon
camp and forecheck camp and backward-skating lessons with his personal coach, Hans.
"So pretty soon I got no life. Family dinners? Forget it. Every meal is in the car--righthanded Taco
Bell. I almost never see my wife awake. When I do, I have to ask for I.D.
"Then this lunatic lacrosse coach schedules an extra 6 a.m. practice every day. It's like the old
bottle-feeding days. I'd be like, 'I got her last time. You get her.' And Denise would moan, 'I had to stay up
for Midnight Madness last night. Your turn.' Then, at night Ashley is so tired, we end up doing her dang
homework! And we're gettin' C's!
"Anyway, Ashley and I started flying to all these stupid tournaments--Dallas and Baltimore and, my
God, Ottawa!--and every one is billed as 'the recruiting event of the year!' And do you know who we see at
these tournaments? The same damn girls we used to play in our neighborhood league! Essentially, we're
flying across the country to get our [lacrosse] kicked by the same exact people!
"So I start talking to these girls' parents, and it turns out they don't really want to be there either,
but their kids were saying we were going to do it, so they had to!
"But then my wife gets to talking to some other moms at Justin's slap shot workshop, and they say
we're crazy if we don't have a 'performance-enhancement specialist' for our kids. So she signs them both up
with one. Then she finds out most of these girls have 'recruiting consultants' who make highlight reels of
kids and send them to college coaches. I'm like, 'She's 14!' And my wife is like, 'You're gonna tell our little
girl no?' Then we add a rating-service guy and a sports psychologist and a webmaster.
"Well, what with me working half time and all this crap I'm paying for and all these trips, I had to
take out a second mortgage. Denise can't work because she's spending every waking moment in a freezing
ice rink, which makes her joints stiffen up. Luckily, Hans knows some New Age massage technique that
makes her feel better.
"So now I'm getting no sleep, turning my stomach into a Dumpster and having less sex than a dead
monk. But before I can put my foot down, my boss does. He fires me! And as he's firing me, he adds, 'By
the way, the average lacrosse scholarship is $1,000, you [lacrosse]!' So I punch him, and now I think my hand
might be broken.
"I stomp out and go find Ashley to say, 'It's over.' And she goes, 'Whatever. I quit today anyway. My
sports psychologist says you guys push me too hard.'
"Nice. So I go home to tell Denise, but she's not there. Three days go by. I figure she's at the Elite
Competitive Hockeypalooza in Cheyenne. Turns out she moved in with Hans. Says she wants to be with
someone who 'knows' her. Oh, and she really likes massages.
"So now I get home and somebody changed the locks! Probably the mortgage company, since I'm
way behind.
"And do you know what I learned from all this, man? I learned that the most viciously competitive
sport in the world is parenting.
"Anyway, what I wanted to ask you is--you wanna buy some lacrosse sticks?"


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LIFE OF REILLY: The Parent Trap
BYLINE: Rick Reilly, Sports Illustrated, Pg. 76 Vol. 105 No. 4 reilly@siletters.com
I went out to get my paper this morning and found my neighbor Dalton instead.
He was slumped on my stoop, looking as though he'd slept under a marching band. His eyes sported
five-pound bags, his right hand was bandaged and bloody, and his face was sunk like a bad soufflé.
"My God!" I said. "What happened to you? You look like a 20-car funeral!"
"Youth lacrosse happened to me," he grumbled. "The Competitive Elite Lacrosse League. My little
Ashley made one of those 'travel teams.' Pray it never happens to you, dude."
He explained. "See, I really never thought Ashley was all that hot at lacrosse, and she's only 14. But
when she made this competitive team, all the parents said it was a big honor. They said it's the only way to
make your high school varsity, and it's the road to a scholarship, and it looks great on your résumé.
"I'm not even sure Ashley wanted to do it. But all of her friends made it, so she just had to do it.
What was I gonna do? Tell my little girl no?
"Next thing you know, I'm writing a check for $1,500. Then it turns out, they practice or play seven
days a week on these things. And it's clear across town, so pretty soon I'm standing on the sidelines every
day of the week.
"My wife can't do it 'cause she has to take Justin to hockey every day. Why an eight-year-old
nearsighted kid needs a 42-game schedule is beyond me. What is he, Wayne Gretzky? Plus there's pylon
camp and forecheck camp and backward-skating lessons with his personal coach, Hans.
"So pretty soon I got no life. Family dinners? Forget it. Every meal is in the car--righthanded Taco
Bell. I almost never see my wife awake. When I do, I have to ask for I.D.
"Then this lunatic lacrosse coach schedules an extra 6 a.m. practice every day. It's like the old
bottle-feeding days. I'd be like, 'I got her last time. You get her.' And Denise would moan, 'I had to stay up
for Midnight Madness last night. Your turn.' Then, at night Ashley is so tired, we end up doing her dang
homework! And we're gettin' C's!
"Anyway, Ashley and I started flying to all these stupid tournaments--Dallas and Baltimore and, my
God, Ottawa!--and every one is billed as 'the recruiting event of the year!' And do you know who we see at
these tournaments? The same damn girls we used to play in our neighborhood league! Essentially, we're
flying across the country to get our [lacrosse] kicked by the same exact people!
"So I start talking to these girls' parents, and it turns out they don't really want to be there either,
but their kids were saying we were going to do it, so they had to!
"But then my wife gets to talking to some other moms at Justin's slap shot workshop, and they say
we're crazy if we don't have a 'performance-enhancement specialist' for our kids. So she signs them both up
with one. Then she finds out most of these girls have 'recruiting consultants' who make highlight reels of
kids and send them to college coaches. I'm like, 'She's 14!' And my wife is like, 'You're gonna tell our little
girl no?' Then we add a rating-service guy and a sports psychologist and a webmaster.
"Well, what with me working half time and all this crap I'm paying for and all these trips, I had to
take out a second mortgage. Denise can't work because she's spending every waking moment in a freezing
ice rink, which makes her joints stiffen up. Luckily, Hans knows some New Age massage technique that
makes her feel better.
"So now I'm getting no sleep, turning my stomach into a Dumpster and having less sex than a dead
monk. But before I can put my foot down, my boss does. He fires me! And as he's firing me, he adds, 'By
the way, the average lacrosse scholarship is $1,000, you [lacrosse]!' So I punch him, and now I think my hand
might be broken.
"I stomp out and go find Ashley to say, 'It's over.' And she goes, 'Whatever. I quit today anyway. My
sports psychologist says you guys push me too hard.'
"Nice. So I go home to tell Denise, but she's not there. Three days go by. I figure she's at the Elite
Competitive Hockeypalooza in Cheyenne. Turns out she moved in with Hans. Says she wants to be with
someone who 'knows' her. Oh, and she really likes massages.
"So now I get home and somebody changed the locks! Probably the mortgage company, since I'm
way behind.
"And do you know what I learned from all this, man? I learned that the most viciously competitive
sport in the world is parenting.
"Anyway, what I wanted to ask you is--you wanna buy some lacrosse sticks?"


THis deserve sits own thread!


No responses to the Riley post? Hit too close to home? Enjoy the off season clinics and tryout season LOL

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Pretty funny.........its amazing how people are hypnotized and do all these things...not just girls lacrosse...AMAZING...
FYI....we are looking for a more prestigious school, not a $1000 scholarship....hahahaha

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LIFE OF REILLY: The Parent Trap
BYLINE: Rick Reilly, Sports Illustrated, Pg. 76 Vol. 105 No. 4 reilly@siletters.com
I went out to get my paper this morning and found my neighbor Dalton instead.
He was slumped on my stoop, looking as though he'd slept under a marching band. His eyes sported
five-pound bags, his right hand was bandaged and bloody, and his face was sunk like a bad soufflé.
"My God!" I said. "What happened to you? You look like a 20-car funeral!"
"Youth lacrosse happened to me," he grumbled. "The Competitive Elite Lacrosse League. My little
Ashley made one of those 'travel teams.' Pray it never happens to you, dude."
He explained. "See, I really never thought Ashley was all that hot at lacrosse, and she's only 14. But
when she made this competitive team, all the parents said it was a big honor. They said it's the only way to
make your high school varsity, and it's the road to a scholarship, and it looks great on your résumé.
"I'm not even sure Ashley wanted to do it. But all of her friends made it, so she just had to do it.
What was I gonna do? Tell my little girl no?
"Next thing you know, I'm writing a check for $1,500. Then it turns out, they practice or play seven
days a week on these things. And it's clear across town, so pretty soon I'm standing on the sidelines every
day of the week.
"My wife can't do it 'cause she has to take Justin to hockey every day. Why an eight-year-old
nearsighted kid needs a 42-game schedule is beyond me. What is he, Wayne Gretzky? Plus there's pylon
camp and forecheck camp and backward-skating lessons with his personal coach, Hans.
"So pretty soon I got no life. Family dinners? Forget it. Every meal is in the car--righthanded Taco
Bell. I almost never see my wife awake. When I do, I have to ask for I.D.
"Then this lunatic lacrosse coach schedules an extra 6 a.m. practice every day. It's like the old
bottle-feeding days. I'd be like, 'I got her last time. You get her.' And Denise would moan, 'I had to stay up
for Midnight Madness last night. Your turn.' Then, at night Ashley is so tired, we end up doing her dang
homework! And we're gettin' C's!
"Anyway, Ashley and I started flying to all these stupid tournaments--Dallas and Baltimore and, my
God, Ottawa!--and every one is billed as 'the recruiting event of the year!' And do you know who we see at
these tournaments? The same damn girls we used to play in our neighborhood league! Essentially, we're
flying across the country to get our [lacrosse] kicked by the same exact people!
"So I start talking to these girls' parents, and it turns out they don't really want to be there either,
but their kids were saying we were going to do it, so they had to!
"But then my wife gets to talking to some other moms at Justin's slap shot workshop, and they say
we're crazy if we don't have a 'performance-enhancement specialist' for our kids. So she signs them both up
with one. Then she finds out most of these girls have 'recruiting consultants' who make highlight reels of
kids and send them to college coaches. I'm like, 'She's 14!' And my wife is like, 'You're gonna tell our little
girl no?' Then we add a rating-service guy and a sports psychologist and a webmaster.
"Well, what with me working half time and all this crap I'm paying for and all these trips, I had to
take out a second mortgage. Denise can't work because she's spending every waking moment in a freezing
ice rink, which makes her joints stiffen up. Luckily, Hans knows some New Age massage technique that
makes her feel better.
"So now I'm getting no sleep, turning my stomach into a Dumpster and having less sex than a dead
monk. But before I can put my foot down, my boss does. He fires me! And as he's firing me, he adds, 'By
the way, the average lacrosse scholarship is $1,000, you [lacrosse]!' So I punch him, and now I think my hand
might be broken.
"I stomp out and go find Ashley to say, 'It's over.' And she goes, 'Whatever. I quit today anyway. My
sports psychologist says you guys push me too hard.'
"Nice. So I go home to tell Denise, but she's not there. Three days go by. I figure she's at the Elite
Competitive Hockeypalooza in Cheyenne. Turns out she moved in with Hans. Says she wants to be with
someone who 'knows' her. Oh, and she really likes massages.
"So now I get home and somebody changed the locks! Probably the mortgage company, since I'm
way behind.
"And do you know what I learned from all this, man? I learned that the most viciously competitive
sport in the world is parenting.
"Anyway, what I wanted to ask you is--you wanna buy some lacrosse sticks?"


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No responses to the Riley post? Hit too close to home? Enjoy the off season clinics and tryout season LOL


No it was just too long and have seen it a million times on other sports sites- what would you like us to say?

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Exactly. It's even on back of the net soccer site.

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When does the tournament schedule come out for this weekend?

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Any idea what the college girls get paid to be asst coaches?

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Why not? If I asm spending all this money on my daughter, it would be nice to know what she might be able to earn doing camps and helping coach while in college. We all know school coaches get 3,000 to about 6,000

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Why not? If I asm spending all this money on my daughter, it would be nice to know what she might be able to earn doing camps and helping coach while in college. We all know school coaches get 3,000 to about 6,000

according to an earlier post from larry miller, coach rose gets $10,000+ from northport hs for lax

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Why not? If I asm spending all this money on my daughter, it would be nice to know what she might be able to earn doing camps and helping coach while in college. We all know school coaches get 3,000 to about 6,000

according to an earlier post from larry miller, coach rose gets $10,000+ from northport hs for lax


It all depends on the school and the winning record. But what does that have to do with how much coaches or assts make in travel?

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It all depends on the school and the winning record. But what does that have to do with how much coaches or assts make in travel?
The record has nothing to do with scholastic (High School) coaching payments. These stipends are set by the Board of Education of each individual school district.

For collegiate positions, each head coaching position salary will wildly vary even within Division I considering on the value the university places on the sport and the caliber of the coach recruited.

As a general rule, assistant coaching positions in lacrosse are set from 25% to 50% of the head coaching position.

Volunteer assistant coaching positions come without a stipend and are generally set for those coaches to gain High School level experience.

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It all depends on the school and the winning record. But what does that have to do with how much coaches or assts make in travel?
The record has nothing to do with scholastic (High School) coaching payments. These stipends are set by the Board of Education of each individual school district.

For collegiate positions, each head coaching position salary will wildly vary even within Division I considering on the value the university places on the sport and the caliber of the coach recruited.

As a general rule, assistant coaching positions in lacrosse are set from 25% to 50% of the head coaching position.

Volunteer assistant coaching positions come without a stipend and are generally set for those coaches to gain High School level experience.


So you would say all the YJ girl;s that come home from college to help be assistant coaches over the summer are volunteers. I didnt know that

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Volunteer assistant coaching positions come without a stipend and are generally set for those coaches to gain High School level experience.


So you would say all the YJ girl;s that come home from college to help be assistant coaches over the summer are volunteers. I didnt know that
What we said was pretty clear : volunteer assistant coaches do not draw a stipend. If you are brought on-board without the "volunteer" in your position's title, you will be drawing a check. We cannot comment on the positions taken for summer coaches from this club.

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Excellent tournament yesterday at Dowling for a good cause.Many exciting games especially in the playoffs ,well run and good competition..All the teams that came out and played should be proud and I thought T.Carro and Dowling really put together a great event.

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It all depends on the school and the winning record. But what does that have to do with how much coaches or assts make in travel?
The record has nothing to do with scholastic (High School) coaching payments. These stipends are set by the Board of Education of each individual school district.

For collegiate positions, each head coaching position salary will wildly vary even within Division I considering on the value the university places on the sport and the caliber of the coach recruited.

As a general rule, assistant coaching positions in lacrosse are set from 25% to 50% of the head coaching position.

Volunteer assistant coaching positions come without a stipend and are generally set for those coaches to gain High School level experience.


The record most certainly does give a HS coach more money- they are playing a longer season and are paid for that

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The northport coaches get paid 125.00 a day for the post season....

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The college girls coaching YJ in the summer make an average of 2000.00 for the summer... Just depends on if they go to all tourneys and make all practices.

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Way to make a positive Difference Yellow Jackets

Festival celebrates fall, harvest season
Lacrosse tourney raises money for Project Heal
Sunday September 16, 2012 5:45 PM By Andrew Kozak

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Thomas Carro has watched his 13-year-old daughter, Gabrielle, battle anorexia for the past year.
Spending days in hospitals across the country with his daughter as she was treated for dehydration with IVs and heart monitors attached to her, Carro is now on a mission to make people aware of the realities of eating disorders.
So Carro, who is the owner of Just 4 Girls Lacrosse, decided to team up with Project Heal, a Long Island-based organization that helps kids with eating disorders. They decided to host a lacrosse tournament to raise money for the group and raise awareness about eating disorders.
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“I wish I could talk to so many people and tell them about the struggle and how dangerous it is,” said Gabrielle, of Coram.
On Sunday, 17 girls lacrosse teams from across Suffolk County competed in a round-robin style tournament at Dowling College in Shirley. Money was raised through an enrollment fee of $950 per team, as well as T-shirt sales and donations during the tournament.
“This is definitely going to be made annual,” Carro said. “We got a very good response from parents and had a great turnout. We want to keep this going next year.”
Carol Rose, owner of Yellow Jackets Lacrosse, had 10 of her program’s teams competing in the event.
“It’s just a great cause,” Rose said. “Gabby is a part of the Yellow Jackets and has played on my team before. It is a great chance to give back, and events like these allow these kids to take part in the effort.”
Starting at 8:30 a.m., the teams competed in a round-robin style tournament with each match lasting 25 minutes. The tourney continued throughout the day with the consolation, playoff and championship rounds.
This year’s winners were the Yellow Jackets Kiwi team for the seventh- and eighth-grade division and the Middle Country 19 team for fifth- and sixth-grade division.
“The most important thing is exposing this disease,” said Al Bertolone, friend of Carro and co-founder of the event. “This is a deadly disease.”
The American Journal of Psychiatry reported in 2009 that there was a mortality rate between 4 and 6 percent for those battling anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders.
“People don’t see the encompassing effects of eating disorders,” said Liana Rosenman, co-founder of Project Heal. “It is not about the food. It is a mental disorder.”

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It's to bad this tournament fundraiser wasn't advertised better to other clubs. It would have been a great opportunity to raise money for a great cause and get other clubs involved. I am sure you would have had many happy to participate.

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I am proud to say i was at his event it was run beautifully and all the girls had a great time this is what we want for our girls to give back, to know that there are causes out htere that they can make a differenc my love to tom aand his family as they battle this disease

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OMG...I just found out that there are two of them! I think they may be twins.

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My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.

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My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.


What school?

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Who cares.. I am sure her grades were whats important not that she is a yellow jacket

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Originally Posted by Anonymous
My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.
their where two girls from the green team playing d1.

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My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.
their where two girls from the green team playing d1.


Great there are two kids from my high school that are playing d1 without any travel club ties. so there

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My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.
their where two girls from the green team playing d1.


Great there are two kids from my high school that are playing d1 without any travel club ties. so there


What high school team and where are they playing.

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My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.
their where two girls from the green team playing d1.


Great there are two kids from my high school that are playing d1 without any travel club ties. so there


Northwestern has a freshman out of Poly Prep....didn't play club lacrosse...was just the City POY 2x.....so it can happen. How do I know? My daughter met her last summer at a CityLax clinic....oh.....my daughter will be playing D1 lax as well......WITH NO TRAVEL CLUB TIES AS WELL!!!!!

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Could'nt leave well enough alone. After a week to think about it, that's all you can come up with you sh8t stirrer.

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Does anyone know how much the YJ college recruiting service costs?

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My daughter played for the GOLD team and ended up at a Division I school.
their where two girls from the green team playing d1.


Great there are two kids from my high school that are playing d1 without any travel club ties. so there


Northwestern has a freshman out of Poly Prep....didn't play club lacrosse...was just the City POY 2x.....so it can happen. How do I know? My daughter met her last summer at a CityLax clinic....oh.....my daughter will be playing D1 lax as well......WITH NO TRAVEL CLUB TIES AS WELL!!!!!

ok ... for what school? there are 90 plus D1 schools!

congrats to your daughter. there are WAY more girls who play club that go to major D1 schools with ligit scholorships! be happy for your daughter without bringing other KIDS down who might happen to like playing travel lacrosse.

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Go to the YJ website.

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Dude....chill out! No one is berating those who played club lacrosse. Just answering a previous posters question. And you are right.....most top 40 schools will prefer a girl that plays club. But since there is no pro league for our young ladies...why not attend a school where a good education is achieved and the financial burden is lessened. I'm happy for any girl that plays in college regardless of level......its the parents of these girls that I dislike.

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