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US LACROSSE

HAWAII CHAPTER

EXTENDS A WARM ALOHA TO ALL PARTICIPANTS,

SPECTATORS AND STAFF OF THE

21ST

. ANNUAL HAWAII LACROSSE

INVITATIONAL

600 years ago, as many as 1000 men would gather on a

field up to 10 miles apart to toughen warriors for

battle, settle tribal disputes. They would attack each

other from sun up to sun down for 3 days straight. It

was brutal , and elegant. Sweet, and sour. Today, we

call it lacrosse.

THE TRADITION CONTINUES AT

KAPIOLANI PARK

DIAMOND HEAD, OAHU, HAWAII

OCTOBER 28 – OCTOBER 30, 2011

OURNAMENT DIRECTOR

RUDIE SCHAEFER

OURNAMENT COMMITTEE

NA KANE (MEN’S) COORDINATOR RYAN COUNTER

NA WAHINE (WOMEN’S) COORDINATOR KATE SCANLON

`ELEMAKULE (MASTER’S) COORDINATOR RON FOO

GRAND MASTERS COORDINATOR RUDIE SCHAEFER

OFFICIALS COORDINATOR RUDIE SCHAEFER

TOURNAMENT “FOREVER” LOGO JASON DOW

2011 TOURNAMENT LOGO JOE SAWYKO

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULING RUDIE SCHAEFER,

KATIE PETERSON

MERCHANDISE DESIGN TARIK FLOYD, SARAH

MEDWELL, KATIE

PETERSON

MERCHANDISE SALES GARRET KAWAMURA,

MOLLY HOPE

PERMITS & INSURANCE GARRET KAWAMURA

FIELD OPERATIONS GARRET KAWAMURA,

RYAN COUNTER

FIELD LOGISTICS RUDIE SCHAEFER

ANNOUNCER CHRIS GARDNER

WEBMASTER RYAN COUNTER

ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY HARRY JACKSON,

AUBREY MCGOVERN

SPONSORSHIP JAY BLOOM

PRINTING HONBLUE

PROGRAMS STEPHANIE JONES

PHOTOGRAPHER CAMIE YAMASHITA

TRAINERS COORDINATOR RYAN WALLET

VOLUNTEER COORDINATORS JONI WONG, JACKIE

RIEGER

AWARDS COORDINATORS THAN COURT

SOCIAL EVENTS RUDIE SCHAEFER,

HARRY JACKSON

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UPPORTERS

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CLOSING PARTY • LULU’S WAIKIKI SURF CLUB - BRENDAN FRITZSCHE, RUDIE

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MEN’S OFFICIALS • DAN CORONEL (ORGANIZER)

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CHAPTER BOARD

CO-PRESIDENTS • RYAN COUNTER & SARAH REDICAN

VICE PRESIDENT • THAN COURT

TREASURER • GARRET KAWAMURA

SECRETARY • AUBREY MCGOVERN

AT LARGE • STEPHANIE JONES

DIRECTORS • RUDIE SCHAEFER, RON FOO, RYAN KEOGH, JEFF OVERTON,

BARRY WOOD, MARK TARONE

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HE DON GLADSTONE AWARD

FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO LACROSSE

Est. 1992

THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1992 IN MEMORY OF

DON GLADSTONE. IN THE INAUGURAL 1991 HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

INVITATIONAL, DON PLAYED DEFENSE WITH THE HAOLE LACROSSE CLUB

FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA. HE WAS BOTH A STELLAR FIELD AND

BOX LACROSSE PERFORMER. HE PLAYED ON THE RICHMOND OUTLAWS

JUNIOR, A BOX LACROSSE TEAM AT AGE 24, AND TWICE WENT TO THE

CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. DON DIED SUDDENLY IN THE SUMMER OF 1992

AND IS MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM.

IN HOSTING A TOURNAMENT, WE MEET A MULTITUDE OF PEOPLE WHO

VOLUNTEER A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF THEIR TIME TO THE SPORT OF

LACROSSE. BEGINNING IN 2000, THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD IS NOW

PRESENTED TO SOMEONE WHO HAS SELFLESSLY GIVEN HIS OR HER TIME TO

THE PROMOTION AND ENJOYMENT OF LACROSSE. U.S. LACROSSE HAWAII

CHAPTER IS VERY PROUD TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO HONOR THE

CONTRIBUTIONS OF SUCH INDIVIDUALS WITH THIS AWARD.

PAST RECIPIENTS FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GAME OF LACROSSE

IN HAWAII.

2010 BILL CLAPPERTON, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

2009 CAMERON HUNT, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

2008 GARRET KAWAMURA, ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION

2007 RUDIE & KIKI SCHAEFER, ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION

STEPHANIE JONES, ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE

ASSOCIATION/WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB

2006 YASUHIKO HAYAKAWA, JAPANESE LACROSSE ASSOCIATION

2005 SCOTT STEWART, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

2004 HARRY MAZAHERI, AND MATT CONE, CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE

CLUB

2003 MARK TARONE, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

2002 DAN CORNEL JR., SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA /NEVADA

2001 KIM GRAY, GB LAX /TEAM TOYOTA

2000 JAY BLOOM, HARRY JACKSON, JEFF KLOETZEL, HAWAII LACROSSE

CLUB

PRIOR TO THE YEAR 2000, THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD WAS GIVEN TO THE MVP

OF THE TOURNAMENT.

1999 CASEY POWELL (A), MARIN LACROSSE CLUB

1998 JAKE BERGEY (M), MARIN LACROSSE CLUB

1997 GARY GAIT (M), GB LAX

1996 GARY GAIT (M), MARYLAND GEEZERS

1995 HOWARD ALPERIN (A), TEAM CALIFORNIA

1994 HARRY JACKSON (A), HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

1993 PETER SMITH (A), HAOLE III LACROSSE CLUB

1992 GREG GEBHARDT (G) , UPSTATE NEW YORK LACROSSE CLUB

1991 RICHARD SHASSIAN (G), SAN DIEGO LC (CO-MVP)

BILL WYKER (A), MOUNT WASHINGTON TAVERN (CO-MVP)

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HE BILLY NAGY AWARD

Est. 2006

THE BILLY NAGY AWARD WAS CREATED IN HONOR OF ONE OF THE HAWAII

LACROSSE CLUB’S ORIGINAL PLAYERS WHO TRAGICALLY LOST HIS LIFE IN A

MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT IN DECEMBER OF 2005.

“WILD BILL” LOVED THE SPORT OF LACROSSE AND PLAYED THE GAME WITH

THE SAME UNBRIDLED PASSION THAT HE LIVED HIS LIFE. HIS BOISTEROUS

PERSONALITY, LOQUACIOUS NATURE, HUMOR AND STORYTELLING

CAPABILITY EARNED HIM SCORES OF CLOSE FRIENDS BOTH ON AND OFF THE

FIELD

HIS PASSION FOR LIFE EXTENDED WELL BEYOND LACROSSE. BILLY WAS A

MASTER CARPENTER WHO TOOK GREAT PRIDE IN DOING A JOB RIGHT, NOT

JUST DOING A JOB. BILLY WAS AN AVID HARLEY DAVIDSON ENTHUSIAST

WHO LOVED TO RIDE. HE WAS AN ACCOMPLISHED MARTIAL ARTIST,

THOUGH YOU MIGHT NEVER SUSPECT THIS BASED ON HIS EASY GOING

DEMEANOR, WARMTH AND UNCANNY ABILITY TO MAKE PEACE IN THE

WORLD.

BILL THREW HIMSELF AROUND THE LACROSSE FIELD WITH RECKLESS

ABANDON. HE WAS A GRITTY PLAYER WHO WOULD NEVER GIVE UP. HE

COULD ABSORB CRIPPLING HITS AND GET UP COMPLIMENTING HIS OPPONENT

WITH A SMILE ON HIS FACE. HE PLAYED IN THE FIRST 15 HAWAII LACROSSE

TOURNAMENTS AND RARELY MISSED A PRACTICE. HE TRULY LOVED THE

GAME OF LACROSSE AND THE CAMARADERIE THAT CAME WITH IT. HE WAS

THE CONSUMMATE TEAMMATE WHO WAS ALWAYS WILLING TO LEND A

HAND TO WHOEVER NEEDED HIS ASSISTANCE.

BILL WAS A LOVING FATHER OF DAUGHTER MELANEE AND SON JUSTIN AND

DEEPLY LOVED HIS FAMILY, BROTHERS GARRY AND LARRY, SISTER JOCELYN,

AND HIS MOTHER RUTH.

TO HONOR BILLY AND TO CELEBRATE HIS EXTRAORDINARILY ECLECTIC LIFE,

THE HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB ESTABLISHED THE BILLY NAGY AWARD TO

BESTOW UPON A LACROSSE COMMUNITY MEMBER WHO BEST EXHIBITS THE

VIRTUES OF “WILD BILL” AND LIVES HIS/HER LIFE WITH THE SAME, LOVE,

PASSION AND ENTHUSIASM THAT BILL DID. MISSED, BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.

RECIPIENTS

2010 JAY BLOOM

2009 RUDIE SCHAEFER, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB/ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE

ASSOCIATION

2008 LARRY NAGY, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

2007 JENNY CARUSO, WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB

2006 STEVE (SPARKEE) CHAMBERLAIN, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

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OURNAMENT TROPHIES

SHARK TOOTH AWARD (DON GLADSTONE AWARD)

HAWAIIAN KOA SPEAR AWARD (FIRST PLACE TEAM

AWARD)

HAWAIIAN BILL DAGGER AWARD (MVP AWARD)

YAS HAYAKAWA COLLEGE CUP

T LEI O MANO MEANS SHARK TOOTH CLUB.

THE DESIGN OF THE CLUB RESEMBLES A

LEI OF SHARK TEETH – AS DOES THE

JAW OF THE SHARK. IT WAS USED TO

COMPLETELY CRIPPLE AN ENEMY AS IT

CUT EASILY THROUGH FLESH.

THERE IS NO METAL OCCURRING

NATURALLY IN HAWAII SO WEAPONS

WERE MADE OF MATERIALS FOUND

AROUND THE ISLANDS. THE BLUE

MARLIN BILL IS LIKE A PIECE OF BONE,

SHARPENED AND IT BECOMES A

DANGEROUS AND EFFECTIVE WEAPON.

SO-CALLED “UNIVERSITY TEAMS” IN THE

MEN’S DIVISION ARE INVITED TO

PARTICIPATE IN A COMPETITION WITHIN

THE COMPETITION OF THE HAWAII

LACROSSE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT.

THESE ARE TEAMS WITH A MAJORITY OF

MEMBERS CURRENTLY PURSUING THEIR

COLLEGE DEGREE OR WITHIN 3 YEARS

OF GRADUATING COLLEGE. THEY ARE

INVITED TO PLAY FOR THE COLLEGE CUP

AND TAKE HOME THE TITLE OF COLLEGE

CUP CHAMPION.

THIS INTIMIDATING HAWAIIAN SPEAR IS

MADE OF KOA WOOD WITH SHARK

TEETH. ALSO KNOWN AS PAHOA I A ME

LEI-O-MANO. THIS WILL BE PRESENTED

TO TEAMS IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN THE

HEAT OF BATTLE.

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AWAII LACROSSE INVITATIONAL

PAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

NA KANE CHAMPIONS

2010 WIMMER SOLUTIONS

2009 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA







2002 MARIN LACROSSE CLUB, CALIFORNIA, USA





1997 TEAM GB LAX, CANADA/USA

1996 BALTIMORE GEEZERS, MARYLAND, USA

1995 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALL-STARS, CALIFORNIA, USA

1994 HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB, HAWAII NEI, USA

1993 HAOLE III LACROSSE CLUB, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

1992 UPSTATE NEW YORK CLUB, NEW YORK, USA

1991 MT. WASHINGTON TAVERN, MARYLAND, USA

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AWAII LACROSSE INVITATIONAL

PAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

NA WAHINE CHAMPIONS

2010 TEAM BREAKAWAY

2009 TEAM BREAKAWAY

2008 HEROES LACROSSE CLUB

2007 EAST WEST SPORTS CAMP


2005 BRAND ELITE

2004 LONG ISLAND JESTERS, LONG ISLAND, NY

2003 MICHELOB LIGHT, COAST TO COAST, USA

2002 KEIO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN

2001 TEAM TOYOTA, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

2000 JAPAN EAST ALL STAR, JAPAN

NA KANE MASTERS CHAMPIONS







2004 LONG ISLAND JESTERS, LONG ISLAND, NY

2003 GREY CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO

COAST, USA

ELEMAKULE CHAMPIONS

2010 CANADA WEST

2009 CANADA WEST

2008 CANADA WEST

2007 ESSIAN

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EQUENCE OF EVENTS

FRIDAY - OCT 28

8:00AM. FIELD SETUP BEGINS

12:30PM. FIELD CHECK BY OFFICIALS

1:00PM. - 2:00PM. TEAM CHECK-IN AT KAPIOLANI PARK

2:00PM. - 5:00PM. MEN’S MASTERS, GRAND MASTERS, & FRIENDSHIP

GAMES

4:00PM. - 6:00PM. BOYS YOUTH CLINIC BY STX LACROSSE

GIRLS YOUTH CLINIC BY STICK WITH IT! LACROSSE

6:30PM. WELCOME PARTY AT TIKI’S GRILL & BAR

SATURDAY – OCT 29

8:15AM. PULE/TOURNAMENT BLESSING

9:00AM. – 4:00PM. MEN’S ELITE, MASTER’S, GRAND MASTER’S &

WOMEN’S DIVISION GAMES

5:00PM. HALLOWBALOO MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL

SUNDAY – OCT 30

9:00AM. WOMEN’S DIVISION GAMES RESUME

9:30AM. MEN’S DIVISION GAMES RESUME

11:30AM. MEN’S GRAND MASTERS FINAL

12:30PM. MEN’S ELITE SEMI-FINALS

YAS HAYAKAWA COLLEGE CUP FINAL

1:30PM. MEN’S MASTERS FINAL

2:45PM. US MARINE CORP BAND & COLOR GUARD

MEN’S ELITE FINAL

3:30PM. (Halftime) HULA by KALENA’S POLYNESIAN OHANA

5:00PM. AWARDS CEREMONY - MAIN TENT

8:00PM. CLOSING PARTY AT LULU’S WAIKIKI SURF CLUB

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OCIAL CALENDAR

FRI, 10/28 WELCOME PARTY AT TIKI’S GRILL

& BAR

2570 KALAKAUA AVE.

923-TIKI (8454)

6:30PM. – 9:30PM.

SAT, 10/29 HALLOWBALOO MUSIC & ARTS

FESTIVAL

DOWTOWN HONOLULU

5:00PM.

LIVE MUSIC

THOUSANDS OF COSTUMED CRAZIES

FREE STREET FESTIVAL FROM 5:00PM. – 10:00PM.

SUN, 10/30 CLOSING PARTY AT LULU’S

WAIKIKI SURF CLUB

2586 KALAKAUA AVE.

926-5222

FREE ENTRY 8:00PM.- 9:00PM., OPEN TIL 4AM

ANNUAL COSTUME PARTY TO CLOSE OUT THE

TOURNAMENT

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INVITATIONAL

OCTOBER 28 – OCTOBER 30

AKAHIKI

ALTHOUGH LACROSSE IN HAWAII IS PLAYED YEAR-ROUND, THE TIMING OF THE ANNUAL HAWAII LACROSSE TOURNAMENT IS AN ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT SEASON IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS CALLED MAKAHIKI. TRADITIONALLY, THE MAKAHIKI IS MARKED BY THE HO'OILO (RAIN SEASON) WHICH BEGINS WHEN MAKALI'I (THE STAR CONSTELLATION PLEIADES) BEGINS TO RISE AT SUNSET AND SET AT DAWN AND IS VISIBLE THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT. THE RISING OF MAKALI'I OVER THE HORIZON SIGNALS THE COMING OF LONO, THE HAWAIIAN DEITY OF AGRICULTURAL FERTILITY, MEDICINE, AND PEACE. LONO IS THE REIGNING DEITY OF THE MAKAHIKI AND APPEARS IN THE FORM OF RAIN CLOUDS, GOURDS, SWEET POTATO, PIGS AND OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE RAINY SEASON. THE RISING OF MAKALI'I ALSO SIGNALS THE BEGINNING OF MAKAHIKI. SOME OF THE IMAGES AND REPRESENTATIONS OF LONO INCLUDE THE AKUA LOA, WHICH WAS CARVED ON THE TOP OF A LONG WOODEN STAFF ABOUT TEN FEET LONG. A WOODEN POLE WAS TIED INTO A CROSS AND LONG PIECES OF WHITE KAPA CLOTH REPRESENTING CLOUDS WERE STRUNG AROUND THE CROSS BAR. THE AKUA LOA WAS CARRIED TO THE DISTRICTS OF EACH ISLAND. MAKAHIKI IS THE PERIOD THAT FOLLOWED THE HARVEST WHEN HO'OKUPU (CEREMONIAL OFFERINGS) TO LONO WERE MADE FOR RAINS FOR RENEWAL, GROWTH, AND REBIRTH. IT WAS ALSO A PERIOD WHEN 'AUHAU (TAXES) IN THE FORM OF FOOD AND OTHER GIFTS WERE COLLECTED BY THE ALI'I (CHIEFS) AND WHEN RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES WERE OBSERVED. IN ADDITION, MAKAHIKI WAS A TIME WHEN LABOR AND WARFARE WERE FORBIDDEN AND CELEBRATIONS OF FEASTING, SINGING, HULA DANCING, AND ATHLETIC COMPETITIONS INCLUDING BOXING, SLEDDING, SURFING, CANOEING, RUNNING, AND SWIMMING ENSUED. MAKAHIKI SEASON LASTED ABOUT FOUR MONTHS.

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ACROSSE PRAYER

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‘AUHEA ‘OUKOU E NĀ KŪPUNA O MĀKOU NĀ KŪPUNA O KA PŌ ME KE AO Ē EIA NŌ HO‘I MĀKOU I ‘ĀKOAKOA MAI NEI NO KA LAUNA PŪ ‘ANA MA O KĒIA PĀ‘ANI LACROSSE KA PĀ‘ANI HO‘I A KA IROQUOIS, NA LĀKOU NŌ HO‘I I HO‘OKUMU UA PI‘I A‘ELA NĀ HUIHUI HŌKŪ ‘O MAKALI‘I KAU AHIAHI ‘O LONOIKAMAKAHIKI Ē E LONOIKAMAKAHIKI Ē E HO‘OMAIKA‘I A E HO‘OMALU MAI I NĀ KĀNAKA A PAU E KOMO ANA MA KĒIA HANANA E KĀPAE ‘IA NĀ MEA ‘INO A PAU MA KA ‘AO‘AO E ALOHA MAI IĀ MĀKOU, NĀ KAMA‘ĀINA A ME NĀ MALIHINI HELE LOA MAI I WAIKĪKĪ NEI I KA POLI O LAE‘AHI E HO‘OKŪKŪ NĀ KIME A PAU ME KA PONO A LOA‘A KA LEI O KA LANAKILA E NOHO MAI, E NOHO MAI, E NOHO MAI. ‘ĀMAMA, UA NOA.

CALLING UPON OUR ANCESTORS THE ANCESTORS OF THE NIGHT AND OF THE DAY WE ARE GATHERED TOGETHER TODAY TO PLAY THE GAME OF LACROSSE THE GAME CREATED BY THE IROQUOIS THE STARS OF THE PLEIADES HAVE RISEN IN THE EVENING SIGNALING LONOIKAMAKAHIKI, THE TIME OF PEACE, HARVEST, THE TIME OF GAMES TO YOU, LONOIKAMAKAHIKI BLESS AND PROTECT EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THIS EVENT CAST ALL NEGATIVES ASIDE SHOW YOUR LOVE UPON US, THE NATIVES AND VISITORS WHO HAVE TRAVELED FROM AFAR TO WAIKĪKĪ IN THE BOSOM OF LAE‘AHI (DIAMOND HEAD) MAY ALL THE TEAMS PLAY AND COMPETE HARD AND FAIR AND SEEK THE LEI OF VICTORY BE WITH US, INHABIT US, AND DWELL WITH US THIS PRAYER IS SAID AND IT IS FREED.

OURNAMENT GAME RULES

WOMEN’S RULES

RULES U.S. LACROSSE RULES

TIMING REGULAR GAMES

TWO 20 MINUTE RUNNING TIME HALVES

10 MINUTE HALF TIME

NO STOPPED CLOCK

NO TIMEOUTS

ONE 4 MINUTE OVERTIME

SEMIFINALS


10 MINUTE HALF TIME

LAST 2 MINUTES OF EACH HALF WILL BE STOPPED TIME

NO TIMEOUTS

OVERTIME UNTIL WINNER

FINAL

TWO 25 MINUTE HALVES


ONE 2-MINUTE TEAM TIMEOUT PER HALF

OVERTIME UNTIL WINNER

OVERTIME SUDDEN VICTORY WILL FOLLOW THE COMPLETION OF A TIED

GAME AFTER A 2-MINUTE BREAK. THE SUDDEN VICTORY

PERIOD WILL BE 4 MINUTES OF RUNNING TIME WITH NO TIME

OUTS ALLOWED. GOAL DEFENDED WILL REMAIN THE SAME

FOR THE FIRST OVERTIME AND EXCHANGED EACH PERIOD

THEREAFTER. A FACE OFF/DRAW WILL BEGIN EACH PERIOD

WITH A 1-MINUTE BREAK BETWEEN PERIODS.

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OURNAMENT GAME RULES

MEN’S RULES

RULES INTERNATIONAL RULES

(ONLY 4 LONG POLES ON THE FIELD AT ONE TIME)

TIMING REGULAR GAMES


10 MINUTE HALF TIME

LAST 2 MINUTES OF EACH GAME WILL BE STOPPED TIME

A HORN WILL SOUND AT THE END OF EACH HALF

A SEPARATE CLOCK WILL KEEP PENALTY TIME

ONE 2-MIN TEAM TIMEOUT PER HALF

SEMIFINALS




FINAL

FOUR 15 MINUTE RUNNING TIME QUARTERS

LAST 2 MINUTES OF THE SECOND AND FOURTH QUARTER

WILL BE STOPPED TIME


OVERTIME SUDDEN VICTORY WILL FOLLOW THE COMPLETION OF A TIED

GAME AFTER A 2-MINUTE BREAK. THE SUDDEN VICTORY

PERIOD WILL BE 4 MINUTES OF RUNNING TIME WITH NO TIME

OUTS ALLOWED. GOAL DEFENDED WILL REMAIN THE SAME

FOR THE FIRST OVERTIME AND EXCHANGED EACH PERIOD

THEREAFTER. A FACE OFF/DRAW WILL BEGIN EACH PERIOD

WITH A 1-MINUTE BREAK BETWEEN PERIODS.

IN THE EVENT OF A TIE (IN THE STANDINGS) THE TIE WILL BE SETTLED USING

THE FOLLOWING FORMAT:

1. HEAD TO HEAD RECORD

2. WIN VS. LOSS RECORD

3. HIGHEST PLUS MINUS RECORD (OVERALL)

4. LOWEST GOALS AGAINST (OVERALL)

5. MOST GOALS (OVERALL)

NOTE: STATS WILL BE BASED ON ALL GAMES PLAYED, NOT JUST

VS. THE TEAMS TIED.

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HAWAII LACROSSE

INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

PARTICIPATING TEAMS

AHINE

1. WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB

2. AUSTRALIA

3. VICTORIA TSUNAMI

4. TEAM AMURIKA

5. HOKKAIDO

6. CHUSHIKOKU

7. TOKAI

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PARTICIPATING TEAMS

ANE ELITE

1. OLYMPIC CLUB 8. CHUSHIKOKU U

2. BEER HUNTERS 9. KANTO

3. SAMURAI 10. TOKAI

4. HAWAII KOA 11. HOKKAIDO

5. HAWAII DA KINE 12. WIMMER SOLUTIONS

6. BARBARY COAST 13. TEAM NORTHWEST

7. DIRTY LACROSSE CLUB

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PARTICIPATING TEAMS

ANE MASTERS

1. WIMMER SOLUTIONS 3. TRI CITY CANADA

2. SILVER CREASE MONKEYS 4. ELEMAKULE

ANE GRAND MASTERS

1. TEAM TALON 3. CANADA WEST

2. ELEMAKULE 4. TRI CITY CANADA

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US Lacrosse – Hawaii Chapter proudly supports

THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT

The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) began when several individuals took small, inspired actions to help others in need. One night while watching the evening news, veterans and friends were moved by stories of the first wounded service members returning home from Afghanistan and Iraq. They realized something needed to be done for these brave individuals beyond the brass bands and ticker tape parades. They wanted to provide tangible support for the severely wounded to help them on the road to heal both physically and mentally. What they viewed as a small contribution compared with what the warriors had sacrificed is now WWP’s signature program: WWP backpacks delivered bedside to wounded warriors.

https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org

MISSION To honor and empower wounded warriors

PURPOSE To raise awareness and enlist the public’s aid for the needs of severely injured service

members

To help severely injured service members aid and assist each other

To provide unique, direct programs and services to meet their needs

CORE VALUES Fun

Integrity

Loyalty

Innovation

Service FOUNDING

Wounded when the Marine Corps helicopter he was riding in exploded and crashed in the seas off Somalia in 1992, John Melia suffered burns and other injuries that resulted in his medical retirement from active duty in 1995. Seven years later, as troops began coming home wounded from combat in Afghanistan, he recalled what it was like to arrive at a stateside hospital with nothing but the hospital gown on his back. With his wife, two daughters, and two close friends committed to veterans’ service, John started delivering backpacks filled with toiletries, clothing items, CDs, and other comfort items to hospitalized troops injured in the global war on terror. That was 2003 and the start of Wounded Warrior Project. But John, who also served during the Persian Gulf War, had many veteran friends, and they wanted to get involved. The impetus grew further as America became involved in the war. “We all realized there was nobody uniquely focused on this generation of veterans.” WWP has evolved into America’s foremost advocate for those who come home with physical, psychological, and spiritual wounds from today’s wars. The backpack program is still there. But under John’s direction and with continuing support from those who helped pack the first backpacks, WWP has grown to provide powerful rehabilitation programs and services helping wounded troops rebuild their strength, their confidence, and their lives. Accredited as a Veterans Service Organization by the Department of Veterans Affairs, WWP representatives provide expert representation to our nations newest wounded veterans as they file claims for benefits from the government and country they proudly served.

https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/

MAHALO

FOR SUPPORTING

HAWAII LACROSSE!

SEE YOU

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