Category: Lacrosse

NEW….and FREE!  Panhandle Pride Lacrosse, along with Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks and Recreation, is offering a youth lacrosse clinic for interested players. Come out and experience the fast-growing, fast-paced, exciting game of lacrosse.  While the clinic is FREE, pre-registration online or in our Administrative Office is required to participate.

6-8 week Girls Lacrosse clinics are sometimes offered to girls ages 8-13 in the Spring time. Typically they are held one evening a week, 45 minutes to 1 hour in length and are held at North Middle School field. Players stick, mouth guard and goggles are required to participate. Clinics will educate players on lacrosse fundamentals. Focus will be made on catching, throwing, cradling, shooting, and learning the rules of the game. Clinic directors are coaches of the Panhandle Pride Lacrosse League. Fee ranges $50-65 per player.

This league is open to girls between 6th-8th grade and is $140 per new player. New players must submit a copy of their birth certificate with the registration.

Girls Summer Lacrosse camp is for ages 6-18. Camp is typically held at the North Middle School Field in the evenings for 3-4 days. Players stick is required to participate (although a very limited number of loaner sticks will be available.) This camp will educate players on lacrosse fundamentals. Focus will be made on catching, throwing, cradling, shooting, and learning the rules of the game. Camp directors are coaches of the Panhandle Pride Lacrosse League. Fee ranges $50-65 per camper. Campers will receive a t-shirt and a ball to take home.

WHAT IS LACROSSE? An exhilarating sport, lacrosse is fast-paced and full of action that combines stick skills with running, passing, and shooting.  The object of the game it to put a 5 oz. hard rubber ball into your opponents net, while keeping your opponent from doing the same to you.