2031 travel options

[Anonymous]

We are new to the area and dd wants to continue playing travel lacrosse. I’d say she’s generally one of the better players on her teams but not necessarily the #1 standout star. She knows a few girls on both stars and pride, and we are kind of equidistant to where it looks like they practice. Any other options? She’s just looking for a team with fair, fun coaches and nice girls. TIA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are new to the area and dd wants to continue playing travel lacrosse. I’d say she’s generally one of the better players on her teams but not necessarily the #1 standout star. She knows a few girls on both stars and pride, and we are kind of equidistant to where it looks like they practice. Any other options? She’s just looking for a team with fair, fun coaches and nice girls. TIA

At her age those two are fine. Both programs have camps. Do check them out this summer and try to get to know the coaches. Also do not underestimate the social aspects. If your daughters friends are in stars and she goes Pride she might regret it. Until they get really serious a lot of lacrosse is having fun with their friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are new to the area and dd wants to continue playing travel lacrosse. I’d say she’s generally one of the better players on her teams but not necessarily the #1 standout star. She knows a few girls on both stars and pride, and we are kind of equidistant to where it looks like they practice. Any other options? She’s just looking for a team with fair, fun coaches and nice girls. TIA

At her age those two are fine. Both programs have camps. Do check them out this summer and try to get to know the coaches. Also do not underestimate the social aspects. If your daughters friends are in stars and she goes Pride she might regret it. Until they get really serious a lot of lacrosse is having fun with their friends.

Thank you! She is torn bc she has friends on both. Camps are a great idea