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2010 Season

 
It’s not too late to register for the Spring 2010 season, but time is running out!  We have limited space on nearly all of our teams, so if you are interested in registering please send or hand deliver your forms immediately.  If your team fills up we will return your check to you. (message posted 3/2/10)





This spring, Wallingford Youth Lacrosse will run its third season of competitive youth lacrosse for boys and its second  season for the girls. 

(High School age Players, please see "High School Program" information page below this notification).

This program is for Middle School and Elementary School players who meet our age or grade requirement shown on our web site.  Age exceptions will be considered if made to WYL in writing. Practices start in mid-March, and the season ends in mid-June. There will be three practices or games each week, (days to be determined). Many of our players also play baseball or soccer, and we are tolerant of conflicting schedules. Practices and home games will be local, and away games will mostly be in nearby towns like Cheshire, North Haven, Branford, Guilford, Shelton and New Haven.  Participants do not have to be Wallingford residents. Wallingford Youth Lacrosse is open to boys and girls from any town that does not already have a youth program such as Durham, Middlefield, and Meriden.
 
Wallingford Youth Lacrosse was originally organized by Michael King who is currently the head Boys Lacrosse coach at Choate. Dan Wostbrock (boys) and Charissa O’Reilley (girls) run the High School Club Programs known as the Wallingford Tritons (a combination of the High School mascot names, “Trojans” & “Titans”) and they expect to transition their teams into Varsity programs at Lyman Hall and Sheehan in the near future. These 3 local high school coaches (and Jim Rinere, Choate Girls Coach) and their players remain active in teaching and mentoring our players. Lacrosse is growing quickly on a national, and now a local level.  Enthusiasm has been high, and our program has now transitioned into a League governed by an elected board with dedicated members.
 
The fee to participate this spring is $50 - $100 for Registration and $65 for a complete uniform if you don’t have one from last year.  WYL offers a 25% discount on registration and uniforms to those families who qualify for school lunch assistance.  Please send a copy of your lunch approval letter with your registration (or bring it with you to the walk-in registration) to take advantage of this discountEach player must supply their own protective equipment, including a stick, helmet, gloves, shoulder pads, arm pads, protective cup, cleats (optional/recommended), & water bottle for the boys, and stick, eye mask, mouth guard, gloves (optional), cleats (optional/recommended), & water bottle for the girls. Our team colors are navy and maroon, and if purchasing a helmet please select a white helmet. Please visit our website for equipment suppliers in our area. Each participant must also become a member of US Lacrosse, which is our insurance carrier. A youth membership is $25 a year, and you also receive a subscription to Lacrosse Magazine. Enroll instantly online at www.uslacrosse.org.
 
Registration for this program began on December 1st.  You can register by clicking on th "Registration" tab at the top of this page and follow the instructions. 
 
 
We need volunteer coaches, assistant coaches, and off-the-field volunteers - no experience necessary!  We will teach you what you need to know.  
 
 
Any questions you may have can be emailed to

 
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Rentschler Field Lacrosse!
by posted 02/02/2010
 




ESPNU Warrior Classic:

Denver vs. Fairfield
and
UMass vs. Georgetown

Tickets are on-sale NOW. 

Tickets for Children (2-18) are $ 9.00 each

Tickets for adults are $ 15.00 each

for tickets, please follow the link below;


http://www.ticketmaster.com/Rentschler-Field-tickets-East-Hartford/venue/237633



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2010 Lacrosse Calendar
by posted 01/05/2010
 
 
    Ongoing – On-line Registration

Jan 21 – 2nd Walk-in Registration, Uniform Sizing and Sale of Triton-Wear

Feb 25 – 3rd Walk-in Registration, Uniform Sizing and Sale of Triton-Wear

March 1 – Last official day to register (after March 1, email WYL president to see if there is room on a team)

March 13 - Possibly 1st day of Practice
 
April 1 – Regular Season Begins

May 31 – Regular Season Ends

June ? – Triton Picnic (to be determined)

June 1 to June 20 – Tournaments & Jamborees

Sept to Nov – Fall Lax

Note:  Most practices on week nights.  Most games on weekends

    

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High School Program
by posted 12/11/2009
 

 

Registration for the 2010 High School Lacrosse season began on December 15th.   If you would like to Register for the Spring season, you can print and mail in the registration form from this site using the links below;

Registration Form - 
 http://files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/5094/14568.pdf

Medical Form - http://files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/5094/14566.pdf

Code of Conduct - http://files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/5094/14567.pdf


The fee to participate this spring is $ 125.00. Each player must supply their own protective equipment, including a stick, helmet, gloves, shoulder pads, arm pads, protective cup, & cleats.  Each participant must also become a member of US Lacrosse, which is our insurance carrier. A youth membership is $ 35.00 a year, and you also receive a subscription to Lacrosse Magazine. Enroll instantly online at
www.uslacrosse.org.

Please mail completed Registration, Medical form, Code of conduct, & check to;

Coach Wostbrock
142 Hope Hill Rd
Wallingford, CT  06492

Looking forward to seeing you all !

Coach Wostbrock
 

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NEW PLAYER CHALLENGE
by posted 12/08/2009
 

Schools with the most new players as of Jan 5, 2010

Middle School Standings:

 

DAG:                           2

MORAN:                     0

FREE AGENTS:       2

 

Elementary School Standings:

E.C. STEVENS          0

 

JOHN LYMAN            1

YALESVILLE              0

HIGHLAND
                0

COOK HILL
                0

ROCK HILL                0
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DO YOU WANT TO BE ONE OF THE BEST???
by posted 10/14/2008
 
World Class Wall Ball Routine
 
This routine can be performed by either gender. The following stick drills should be used daily in the off-season and several times per week during the season. Once you master your stick (which takes a lot of dedication) the rest of your game will fall into place with much less frustration. Stick with it!
1. Boys; gloves are mandatory
2. Girls; gloves are optional (if you wear them during a game wear them during practice)
3. Any wall is fine, but a smooth surface at least 10 feet tall is optimum (concrete, block)
4. Drills should take no longer than 30 minutes maximum
5. Stand approx.12-15 feet from the wall
6. Do not let the ball hit the ground
7. Pass and catch in the area above your shoulder; to the right of left or your head
8. Strong hand toss/catch,¼ cradle repeat 50 times; then 50 times weak hand
9. Strong hand quick stick 50 times; then 50 times weak hand
10. Strong hand 1 hand catch and cradle 50 times; then 50 times weak hand
11. Strong hand catch and face dodge 50 times; then 50 times weak hand
12. Split dodge/ throw right catch right/ split to left hand throw left and catch left 50 times
13. Quick stick while the ball is in the air switch hands on every toss 50 times
14. Cross-handed 50 times each hand. Throw right rotate hands left and visa versa
15. One hand passing/shooting 50 times each hand (start with hand close to the stick
      head…as
you get better and stronger move your hand down the stick shaft)
16. Behind the back 50 times each hand
17. Develop you own routine: if space is big enough jog down the wall while passing.
     Jog while
catching to the right then reverse. Behind the head catching.
     Bounce pass catching.
18. Pass and catch with the wall by having the ball being either passed or caught in an
unconventional manner or less than perfect spot. Less than perfect passes happen in
EVERY game…get ready. Be the best you can be…… regardless of conditions.
 
Practice does not make perfect,
Perfect practice makes perfect
 
Great study habits, healthy diet, plenty of rest, dedicated practice,
time
management, and the willingness to sacrifice = success.
 
Good luck with your lacrosse season

Wallingford Youth Lacrosse

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