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FALL–WINTER 2025/2026 SCHEDULE

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Silver City Lacrosse Training will now be run under the 501 (c) 3 LET (Lacrosse Education And Training) LET THE KIDS PLAY!
Programs mission is to train players to get them ready for their NCJLA, Club or high school seasons.
No players will be excluded because of club, high school or spring team affiliation.
Our vision and goal is to increase the overall Lacrosse IQ and skill of all players who sign up for training.

TEAM

  • Small sided team concepts to maximize repetitions
  • 6v6 Samurai style games
  • Settled and Transition team play dynamics
  • High repetition play to ingrain concepts at game speed

OFFENSE

  • Teaching the fundamentals of passing with correct form from various release points.
  • Catching the ball with appropriate grips in tight spaces, mid-range shallow cuts, coming up field, below goal line extended, and posting up top. Catching with soft hands and keeping the ball in front to avoid a trailing defender.
  • Dodging approaches & options coming out of the dodge, as well as dodging off the pass with an approaching defender.
  • Swing passes or one-more feeds.
  • Taking off-ball inventory.
  • Finding cutting lanes or skip-passing lanes.
  • Offensive communication.
  • Shooting techniques from different release points.
  • Odd-man situations to identify the 2-on-1.
  • Man-up offense – small sided games.
  • Riding effectively.
  • Ground balls.
  • Creating slickness via multiple stick-handling progressions.
  • Learning to utilize stick fakes to freeze slides, shift defenses, and misdirect sticks in passing lanes.

DEFENSE

  • Defensive positioning, footwork and approaches.
  • Off ball positioning.
  • Defensive toolbox checks and bumps.
  • Man down defense.
  • Getting sticks up in passing lanes.
  • Sliding the correct way and teaching how to make contact the correct way.
  • Being a threat to pass, feed and shoot.
  • Creating slickness via multiple stick handling progressions.
  • Defensive communication.
  • Ground Balls.
  • Small sided games.
  • Odd man situations and reads.

GOALIES

  • Goalies will work on positioning, baiting, stance, not giving up rebounds, communication, outlets, and playing small sided games to work on stick skills and footwork.

FACE OFF AND WING PLAY

  • Stance, reads, outs, wingmen adjustments, listening for calls from sideline, shooting, feeding, passing, defensive toolbox building to stay confident if stuck on offense.