HEADstrong Girls Program To Host 2 Free Tryout Dates at Rosemont Nov 16th and 22nd
Rosemont, PA – With former University of Delaware standout Amanda Stoczko now at the helm of the HEADstrong Lacrosse Club Pennsylvania Girls Program the organization has announced 2 free tryout dates in effort to build upon their rosters for the 2015 summer lacrosse season. The free tryouts will take place on November 16th and 22nd at Rosemont College from 8:00-10:00AM. Players will get a full evaluation by HEADstrong’s core of coaches.
With the 2 free tryouts Stoczko hopes to be able to personally connect with both players and families from the region.
Click here, to Register for Free Tryouts (Select Tryout Date Once Registered)
HEADstrong Girls Youth 2021, 2020, 2019 Teams (6th, 7th, 8th grade): Sunday, November 16th, 2014 @Rosemont College, Rosemont, PA – Tryout 8AM-10AM
Check-in begins at 7:30AM in athletic field parking lot.
HEADstrong Girls High School 2018, 2017, 2016 Teams (9th, 10th, 11th grade): Sunday, November 22nd, 2014 @Rosemont College, Rosemont, PA – Tryout 10AM–12PM Check-in begins at 9:30AM in athletic field parking lot.
Players are encouraged to register online in advance. Walk-ups will be accepted however online registration is preferred. All protective gear including mouth guard will be required for tryouts. Go to www.headstronglaxpa.org to register.
“We are building a great product and want our players to embrace the fact that with HEADstrong they are ambassadors in the fight against cancer and are not viewed as a customer, an interchangeable piece or another number. We plan to carry only one team per grade and looking forward to helping our athletes evolve their lacrosse IQ, play at a very competitive level and help transition players into success student-athletes at the next level.” says Amanda Stoczko
With most club tryouts in the book and many rosters already announced for the 2015 summer season, Stoczko and staff are seizing the opportunity to ignite players, giving them something for them to strongly consider.
“There is a lot of pressure put on athletes this time of year, especially when names don’t appear on rosters. On some level while disappointing, it can be a blessing in disguise, giving players both a competitive chip on their shoulder and the opportunity to pursue programs where they can be a difference maker.”
As a new program director Stoczko recently joining the HEADstrong team this October, she is enthusiastically stepping into the new role and is encouraging everyone to consider playing for the HEADstrong Lacrosse Club.
“We are interested in building a team of girls who are looking to be part of someone much larger then themselves. HEADstrong is about families and an experience that goes far beyond the playing field. We are determined to redefine the club lacrosse experience and supporting our players with mentoring, guidance and memories that will last well beyond their playing years.” says Amanda Stoczko
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