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Huntington - July 13 - The Marshall University Men's Lacrosse Club is looking for a coach. Contact  club president Calvin Britton for more info at 813-997-0058 or britton18@live.marshall.edu

Baltimore - May 27 - Baltimore Sun reporter, Jeff Nelligan, reports on the growth of Lacrosse.
Click here to find A tough game to love

Morgantown - July 4 - Sporting Elite, in conjunction with BOPARC, will be sponsoring boys and girls camps this month. The boys camp will be July 12 - 16 and the girls camp will be July 19 - 23.

Bridgeport - June 24 - Jim Mullen, Bridgeport's Coach, is this month's winner of the Lacrosse Magazine's "Sideline Chatter" question, "What would your lacrosse vanity plate say.?" Check it out at http://www.laxmagazine.com/sidelinechatter

Washington, PA - June 9 - Jarrott Brogdon's Silverheels® Lacrosse will be offering a boys & girls Learn To Play Camp at the Brownson House in Washington, PA June 21-25. There will be leagues for boys under 14, boys 15-16, boys 17 to adult and a girls league starting June 29. Click for more details.

Fairmont - June 8 - Marion County Parks & Recreation Commission (MCPARC), along with Silverheels® Lacrosse, will be sponsoring a day camp for boys and girls June 28 through June 30. The camp will be held at East West Stadium.
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Charleston - June 4 - The Charleston YMCA will be sponsoring summer lacrosse again for high school boys in the area. Coaches should encourage their players & friends to get involved. The program runs from June 15 - August 1. Tuesdays at 6 PM and Sundays at 4 PM.
       Registration is required: Members ($35) and Non-members ($50) can register now.
       * No one will be turned away for inability to pay. Scholarship applications will be at the YMCA desk or ask Jim Harris for details.
       ** Very important to get players registered soon.
       Players will need full gear, including mouth guard and cup, in order to play. There will be a short drill session, then go straight to scrimmage. No "take out" checks, but plenty of fun. This is great for experienced players to get better and newer players to learn the game.
       Contact Sam Sutton for more info sutton7336@suddenlink.net or Jim Harris, YMCA 304-340-3527.

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