Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 5/28/14
Registration is still open for Saturday’s LAXJAM7, a 4 hour clinic to honor the legacy, hard work and determination embodied by Jonathan Allan Moules.
Jon, #7, was a 2010 graduate of Great Valley where he excelled at the sport of lacrosse. More importantly, he was a loyal and trustworthy teammate. Jon, unfortunately lost his battle with addiction in January of 2014.
After the loss of Jon, the Moules family and friends wanted to find a way to remember him, and at the same time make a difference for others in our community.
LAXJAM7 is that opportunity to share the sport that Jon loved. Jon was passionate about lacrosse and the bond he had with his coach and teammates was something he treasured. The Moules family would like to invite you to join in the 2nd Annual LAXJAM7 and thank you for your support.
We know that the participants will have a fun-filled afternoon of lacrosse and share in the enthusiasm that Jon held for game. ALL proceeds from the clinic will go to the Jonathan Moules Memorial Steps4Hope Foundation that promotes initiatives and education toward drug awareness and prevention.
Details of the Clinic:
Date: Saturday, May 30th 2015
Time: 12 – 4PM
Location: Great Valley Middle School (Lower Turf Field)
Age Group: Players in 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th grades from ANY school district are welcome
Cost: $50. Includes reversible jersey.
Format: Former Great Valley players and teammates of Jon will be there to provide coaching assistance. Jason Wolensky, Assistant Lacrosse Coach at Immaculata University, former Great Valley coach and General Manager of HEADstrong Lacrosse Clubs will be coordinating clinic events, drills and activities.
Individual instruction, team concepts and game type competitions will be the order of the day. We will also have prize giveaways, a fastest shot competition as well as live shooting and faceoff demonstrations from current and former DI,II, & III lacrosse players.
Registration: Register at www.steps4hope.org
Payment: Paypal online or check the day of event
Questions? 610-247-1920
Please bring waiver to clinic
*Players should have helmet, stick, gloves, elbow and shoulder pads the day of the clinic. Contact will be kept to a minimum but is a part of the game.
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