Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 11/27/16
Registration is open for Introduction to Box Lacrosse clinics at Body Zone Sports and Wellness on Saturday, December 31. Body Zone is located in the Reading area at 3103 Paper Mill Road, Wyomissing, PA 19610.
Ages 6-to-10 are scheduled for 12:00-1:45 p.m. and those players 11-to-15 years old are from 2-3:45 p.m. (SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON ENROLLMENTS).
This special event is being offered by Adaptive Lacrosse PA in conjunction with Fusion Lacrosse and features professional lacrosse player Kevin Crowley. Improve your outdoor lacrosse skills by learning box lacrosse techniques. By playing in the tighter confines of box, you develop skills that will allow you to flourish in the field game.
The cost of this clinic is $75 per player (discounts given for multiple children in family). You can register for the clinic by downloading the forms below and mailing them to Adaptive Lacrosse PA. If you have any questions, please email Scott at Adaptive Lacrosse PA, 111 Edgemont Ln., Newmanstown, PA 17073
Registration form
Liability Release and Waiver
Media and Photo Release for minors
Crowley is the only player to be drafted 1st overall in the MLL, NLL and WLA Entry Drafts and stars for Team Canada, the MLL Charlotte Hounds and NLL New England Black Wolves. He is the 2013 MLL-MVP Award Winner. Crowley attended Stony Brook University where he holds the record for most points in school history, was a two-time first team All-American, D1 Midfielder of the Year and Player of the Year. Kevin also made All-World for Team Canada at the 2008 World Juniors. Most recently Crowley lead Team Canada to a World Championship victory, scoring 5 of the first 6 goals and earning game MVP.
2011 USILA Midfielder of the Year
2011 First team All-American
2010 USILA Player of the Year
2010 First team All-American
Unanimous America East Player of the Year
Tewaaraton Trophy Finalist
Stony Brook University’s all-time leader in points with 232
Stony Brook University’s first first-team All American
One of 40 players in Division 1 history to record 100 or more goals and assists
One of three players in America East history to be named First team all 4 years
