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- "Don't be late, don't be on-time, be early" - BB
Quote: St. John's Coach Jason Miller - "Coaches love this type of athlete. First here, last to leave. Always shooting extra. Does everything right. Very reliable. Rarely makes mistakes. Quality kid.”
NEWS FROM NJ LACROSSE ORGANIZATION
Rich Prakopcyk was inducted into the NJ Lacrosse Hall of Fame - Class of 2012 on January 27, 2013.
IMPORTANT - On-Line Registration is OPEN - EVERYONE NEEDS TO REGISTER ASAP!!!!!!!
On-line registration is opened, please go to the Bethlehem Township Recreation webpage.
See attached link for on-line registration: Bethlehem Township Recreation.
Calendar
See Upcoming Events schedule at bottom of page and/or click on Calendar tab on left hand side of page or at the bottom of the page.
Practice Schedule
- 2013 Practice Schedule Posted
- Arrive 30 minutes prior to scheduled practice time!!!!!!!!!
Game Schedule
- 2013 Season game schedule posted through April
- Arrive 45 Minutes prior to game time!!!!!!!!!
- Please take note of game times - See Calendar for times + directions - click on event for details.
Green and Gold Lacrosse
See webpage for additional information: green and gold lacrosse
Warriors Alumni Currently in College
Ryan Pearson - Randolph
John Ramalho - Ithaca
Nick Bolgno - Richard Stockton
Tom Fitzpatrick - Richard Stockton
Jordon Stone - Messiah
Brendan Ulrich - Villanova
Sean Bobal - Kean
Pierce Hyldahl - Fairfield U.
Mike VanSycle - Birmingham
Warriors Alumni - College Commitments
- Zack Martin - Rutgers
- Matt Kursar - RPI
- Chance Weinberg - Stevenson
Support NHHS Lacrosse - NHHS schedule is on the Warriors calendar. Link to NHHS Varsity Lacrosse Schedule - NHHS Lions Varsity Lacrosse Schedule. Warrior players wanted to be on NHHS Varsity sidelines during games!
KEEP YOU STICK IN YOUR HANDS!!!!!!
Watch Lacrosse on TV - DVR/TiVo the games and WATCH + LEARN.
Saturday, May 25 - Semi-finals - The Link - Philadelphia, PA
2:30 pm - Syracuse vs. Denver - ESPN2
5:00 pm - Duke vs. Cornell - ESPN2
Sunday, May 26 - Finals - The Link - Philadelphia, PA
1:00 pm - Le Moyne vs. Mercyhurst - Streaming on NCAA.com
4:00 pm - Stevenson vs. RIT - Streaming on NCAA.com
Monday, May 27 - DI Finals - The Link Philadelphia, PA
1:00 pm - ESPN
Added great video regarding FACEOFF FUNDAMENTALS by Alex Smith - check the LINKS tab.
Added link for THE FACEOFF CLUB...great instructional videos.
Great Moments in Warriors History - See Photo Album tab for photos - Joey B Day Album - Thank you to Scott Cooper for taking pictures and capturing these great moments.
NOTICE
1. Encourage your friends to give lacrosse a try, they'll love it!!! Invite your friend to our practices to experience it first hand.
2. Attention Warriors Lacrosse Players - Please review this video - see Links Tab for Invert Midfield hyperlink - NEW LINKS ADDED - Crease play; Feeding + Vision; Shooting; Lacrosse Video collection!!!!!!!!! There are other informative links in the Links Tab for your veiwing.
3. KEEP YOUR STICKS IN YOUR HANDS ALL THE TIME!!!!! This is only the beginning of great things.
Wall Ball Drills
• Quick stick – 50 right, then 50 left (no cradle)
• One hand quick stick - 50 right, then 50 left (no cradle)
• Quick stick - change hands each time you throw the ball while the ball is in the air- 50 right, then 50 left ( no cradle)
• Both hand catch and cradle - 50 right, then 50 left (one quick cradle)
• One hand catch and cradle – 50 right, then 50 left (one quick cradle)
• Face dodge - catch-face dodge-throw-50 right, then 50 left
• Split dodge - throw right, catch right, split dodge to left hand, throw left, catch left, split back to right hand- 50 right, then 50 left
• Cross handed - 50 right, then 50 left-“cross handed” means stick in right hand on the left side of body, or stick in left hand on right side of body (one quick cradle each time)
TOP TEN Things ELITE Athletes DO
1. Elite Athletes say: “I create my playing time by working hard all the time.” Regular Athletes say: “Coach owes me playing time because I am here all the time.”
2. Elite Athletes play every possession like it’s their last. Regular Athletes play like there will always be another chance.
3. Elite Athletes focus on opportunities for success. Regular Athletes focus on obstacles to success.
4. Elite Athletes admire other successful athletes. Regular Athletes resent successful athletes.
5. Elite Athletes listen to criticism, analyze it, and learn from it. Regular Athletes get upset over criticism and reject it, losing the opportunity to learn from it.
6. Elite Athletes focus on being a complete player. Regular Athletes focus on one facet of their game.
7. Elite Athletes are confident during any situation, thriving in pressure situations. Regular Athletes lack confidence in the clutch.
8. Elite Athletes demand perfection of themselves and their teammates. Regular Athletes are satisfied with mediocrity.
9. Elite Athletes put fear out of their mind and focus on the task at hand. Regular Athletes let their fear stop them from performing at their highest level.
10. Elite Athletes constantly learn and grow both on and off the field. Regular Athletes already know everything.
Excerpted and edited from an article written by Rashad Devoe in the July 2009 issue of Lacrosse Magazine
