Game Reporting & Reporting Schedule Changes

Put in the Subject of the email: Your School Lacrosse

Go to: GAME REPORT FORM or GIRLS - GAME REPORT FORM

SAVE the appropriate form. If a password prompt comes up. You should be able to click on "Cancel" and still be able to save and edit.
Fill in the blanks:
Class - High School  = 9, 10, 11, or 12. 
Pos. = Position: A = Attack, M = Midfield, D = Defense, LSM = Long Stick Midfield
Note: Once a player has been reported, it is not necessary to include his or her class or position.

DNP - Note prominent players who do not play in a game due to injury, etc.

NOTABLE OPPONENT PLAYERS - Note and comment at least two of your opponent's players who stood out from the rest. This will aid in honoring players at the end of the season.

Attach "Game Report Form" to email
Send your report to wvulax@verizon.net

• Reporting your team stats in an accurate and timely fashion may help to sell your player or players to college coaches and the rest of the membership when it comes time to vote for All League teams.
• In the Subject, put the name of your team and lacrosse.  If there is nothing in the subject or the subject says something I do not recognize or the sender is a name I do not recognize, I usually delete it without opening or previewing in order to keep from bringing a virus into my computer.
• Stats should be reported ASAP after each game is played. I will accept late reports but not compilations.
• It is OK to report a couple games in one email.
• I will assume that your players play in every game unless you list him as DNP. If "John Johnson" is one of your leading scorers and misses a game for any reason, please tell me so I may adjust the per game stats.
• "Front Page" teams are ones who have reported their stats properly and the quickest. Stats that come in days or a week later are no longer "news" and will be recorded only on the Master Schedule page and on the team's individual page.

DEFINITIONS (from the NCAA men's rule book )

SCHEDULE CHANGES