CONGRATULATIONS
The Warriors are proud to share with you that 2 former Warriors
were drafted in the 2015 Major League Lacrosse College Draft
Joey Sankey drafted at #9 - Charlotte Hounds
The Hounds dealt their 14th and 16th overall picks in exchange for the 9th overall pick. With that selection, the Hounds grabbed Joey Sankey, an attackman out of the University of North Carolina. In three seasons with the Tar Heels, Sankey has tallied 91 goals and 66 assists while adding 101 groundballs and 17 caused turnovers. He was a 2013 and 2014 Third Team All-American selection and currently ranks 15th nationally in active career points per game (3.20).
Pat Farrell drafted at #47 - Florida Launch
Pat Farrell has been one of the top defenders for the High Point University Panthers during their first two seasons of competition. In 2014 the Jamison, Pa. native caused a team-high 16 turnovers and tallied 16 groundballs en route to earning All-Atlantic Sun honors
SAVE THE DATE - May 9, 2015 @ 9:00pm
Doylestown Comedy Caberet (above Pocos)
625 N. Main Street
Doylestown, PA 18901
Details:
- Doors open at 8:15 and we ask that everyone arrive by 8:30
- The link to order tickets will open up approximately 6 weeks out
- Tickets will cost $22.00 (Warriors Lacrosse receives $10 from every ticket sold)
This event is not intended for children - Adults only due to mature content of the comedy shows
Players that reside in the boundries for CB South High School
Players feeding to Lenape Middle School / CB West (per SEPYLA Bylaws)
&
Any Players in New Hope & William Tennant School Districts (per SEPYLA Bylaws)
Contrary to many beliefs - Simply complete the waiver process with SEPYLA, explaining that you reside in New Hope/William Tennant SD, and you will be granted permission to play for the Warriors in the spring of 2015.
Have questions about how/where to register?
We are happy to help, simply email us today at info@warriors-lacrosse.com
You can't do well in school if you don't do your homework. The same applies to lacrosse; you can't do well in lacrosse if you don't practice on your own (do your homework!).
Don't forget your off-season lacrosse homework!! Whenever possible, you shouldn't go a day without picking up your stick.
There are many ways you can keep up with your skills practice:
1. Play wall ball (in your living room with a tennis ball isn't always the best place, but it works for some of us! Ask your parents for permission!!), in your garage, a wall anywhere will do, preferably outside.
2. Call friends to come over and have a catch, or go to a field.
3. Take your stick (and a spare for an unsuspecting partner) everywhere you go - you'll always find someone to have a catch. (Don't forget your helmet)
4. Everyone's life is so scheduled these days, so put it on your calendar - make time for practice!
Players, how many times during a game did you throw the ball to someone who dropped it? Yes, it happens to everyone at one time or another. But wouldn't you like to know that the player you're throwing to has been practicing all year and plays wall-ball every day? Success of the team depends on every player practicing on their own, whenever they can, all year long.
If you make it a point to keep practicing in the off-season, you will be better lacrosse players next spring - guaranteed!!