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DAKOTA LACROSSE 2014 Coaches Meeting and Clinic

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Dakota Lacrosse. 2014 Coaches Meeting and Clinic. Introduction (Kristin Lail) Rules Overview and Referees (Lance Kapps) Concussion Awareness ( Amy Proshek ) Team Managers ( Amy Lupich ) Equipment ( Michelle Krouch ) Coach Development (Matt Dunbar) SPLIT - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DAKOTA LACROSSE2014 Coaches Meeting and Clinic

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TODAY’S AGENDA

Introduction (Kristin Lail) Rules Overview and Referees (Lance Kapps) Concussion Awareness (Amy Proshek) Team Managers (Amy Lupich) Equipment (Michelle Krouch) Coach Development (Matt Dunbar)

SPLIT Coach Clinic (Coaches and Mentors) Referee Briefing (Lance Kapps)

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DAKOTA LACROSSE CONTACTS

Paul McClagan & Lance KappsCo-Commissioner, VAA

Amy Proshek (U9 & U11 coords)Lacrosse Program Director, RAAA

Ali AwadLacrosse Program Director, EVAA

Terry IversonPresident, Hastings Lacrosse Club

Jane DiFronzoBox Lacrosse Coordinator, IGH

Kristin LailDirector of Box Lacrosse, EAA

Kevin SorensenDirector of Referees, EAA

Scott HintermeisterEquipment Director EAA

Matt DunbarDirector of Player Development EAA &Founder Dakota Lacrosse

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INTRODUCTION

Partnership with VAA, RAAA, IGH, HLC, EAA and EVAA 24 teams: 12 in each age group Dakota Lacrosse Pinneys Developmental league No team standings or Playoffs Jamboree May 17-18 Team schedules available tonight Thank you for volunteering!

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LANCE KAPPSValley Athletic Association

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REFEREES

Referees are enlisted from high school Primary duty to keep players safe and help players

learn the fundamentals of the game Secondary duty to referee games and moderate player

behavior Arguing with referees will NOT be tolerated and shall

be grounds for dismissal Pay cards to be signed by home team coach Report referee issues to Kevin Sorenson (encourage

parents to report issues to the team manager)

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RULES

Based upon US Lacrosse Rules (with the following exceptions):

No Body Checking Time is Running Time Two Pass Rule

Pass back to the goalie will not count as a pass One pass must be in the offensive zone

Substitutions on the Fly Players with three personal fouls will be removed from

game play

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AMY PROSHEKRosemount Area Athletic Association

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CONCUSSION AWARENESS

All box and field lacrosse coaches and assistant coaches are required to complete concussion awareness training.

Contact your association for procedures and documentation.

Link to video training module on the EAA website. EAA coaches save a copy of the Certificate of Completion and email to [email protected].

Training has to be repeated every three years.

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AMY LUPICHEagan Athletic Association

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TEAM MANAGERS

Distribute player pinneys and make team roster card Coordinate home team and color jerseys for games Work schedule for timer and box for each game Coordinate team pictures on 4/12 from 9am-12pm Act as liaison between parents and coaches Feedback to U9 and U11 Dakota Lacrosse Coordinators

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MICHELLE KROUCHEagan Athletic Association

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PLAYER EQUIPMENT

Lacrosse Stick (37 to 42 Inches) Lacrosse or Hockey Helmet (lacrosse helmet req. for

summer) Mouth Guard Shoulder Pads Arm Guard (must cover elbow) Lacrosse or Hockey Gloves (lacrosse gloves req. for

summer) Groin or Pelvic Protector

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GOALIE EQUIPMENT

Combination Shoulder, Arm, and Chest Guard Goalie Shorts Shin / Knee Protector (Catcher’s Shin Guards) Located in Arena Shed (combination will be sent in e-

mail) Last teams of the day make sure it is locked.

(can remain unlocked between games)

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COACH DEVELOPMENTMatt Dunbar

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COACHING DO’S

Do Be a Positive Role Model Do Give Equal Playtime for Every Player in Every

Position Do Challenge Players to Play Against Themselves (and

not the scoreboard) Do Recognize Player Achievements Do Focus on Fundamentals Do HAVE FUN!

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COACHING DON’TS

Don’t Coach to Win, Coach to Instruct Don’t Yell or Criticize, Use Positive Reinforcement Don’t Exclusively Commend Team Stars, Commend the

Team Don’t Permit Hostile or Demoralizing Attitudes Don’t Ever be Alone With a Child

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LACROSSE FUNDAMENTALS

Athletic Stance Cradling (Hold Crosse in One Hand with Fingers) Pass and Catch (Hand Positioning) Ground Balls (Body Positioning and “Box Out”)

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PRACTICES

Time Drill Coach6:30 – 7:00

3 group round-robin  

  Hopkins Over and Down Anthony  NDLU defensive drills Mike  Box-out, Scoop and Pass Pete

Water Break7:05 – 7:30

3 v 2

Create a Practice Plan Be Consistent Add a Fun Game or Scrimmage

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THANKS JOINING US TONIGHTQ & A