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On Saturday, May 19th, PPL Park will host practices and autograph sessions with the men's lacrosse teams from the University of Virginia, University of Notre Dame, Duke University and Colgate University.
A ticket for Sunday's NCAA quarterfinals will get you into PPL Park on Saturday for the practice sessions. The practice schedule is below.
The PPL Park ticket office will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for anyone who needs to pick up their tickets from Will Call or for anyone interested in purchasing tickets if any are still available.
Schedule for Saturday, May 19th at PPL Park in Chester, PA
10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. University of Virginia practice session. There will be a team autograph session from 11:00 to 11:20.
11:25 a.m. to 12:25 p.m. Colgate University practice session. Team autograph session from 12:25 to 12:45.
12:50 p.m. to 1:50 p.m. University of Notre Dame practice session. Team autograph session from 1:50 to 2:10.
2:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Duke University practice session. Team autograph session from 3:15 to 3:35.
Session One from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Session Two from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
All players will be given a lacrosse ball at the end of the clinic to use during the team autograph sessions. Space is limited and all players must pre-register. You can only register for one session. The youth clinic will be held on Toyota Plaza on the west side of PPL Park (next to parking lot B).
Parking is free on Saturday for the practice sessions and the youth clinics.
Game schedule for Sunday, May 20th at PPL Park in Chester, PA
12:00 p.m. #4 Notre Dame vs. #5 Virginia
2:30 p.m. #3 Duke vs. Colgate
There are still a limited amount of tickets available. To purchase tickets, please visit www.comcasttix.com.
These games are expected to sell out, so please get your tickets as soon as possible if you want a seat at this great event!!!
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Welcome to the home of The Ashbee Lacrosse Club of Lower Merion (since 1974).
The Ashbee Lacrosse Club is a boys youth lacrosse organization sanctioned by US Lacrosse http://www.uslacrosse.org and a member of the Chester County Lacrosse Association CCLA http://www.cclalax.org The Ashbee club is specifically for boys that reside in Lower Merion township.
The Ashbee Lacrosse club offers:
U-7 Clinic/Instructional program for JR K, K, 1st to 2nd graders
U-9, U-11 House league for 2nd through 5th graders
U-11 travel team (primarily 4th graders)
for its more experienced house players
U-13 Travel Team for 5th and 6th graders
U-15 Travel Team for 7th, 8th & age eligible 9th grades not
playing high school lacrosse
Please note NEW US Lacrosse age rules below.2012 NEW AGE RULES
PLEASE NOTE NEW US LACROSSE AGE RULES, BEING FULLY ADOPTED BY ASHBEE AND CCLA FOR THE 2012 SEASON AS FOLLOWS:
TRAVEL DIVISIONS
BORN AFTER 9/01/1996 PLAYS U-15 8TH & QUALIFIED 7TH GRADERS
BORN AFTER 9/01/1998 PLAYS U-13 6TH AND 7TH GRADERS
BORN AFTER 9/01/2000 PLAYS U-11 4TH AND 5TH GRADERS
HOUSE DIVISION
BORN AFTER 9/01/2002 PLAYS U9 2ND, 3RD, 4RD & 5th GRADERS
BORN AFTER 9/01/2007 PLAYS CLINIC Jr. K, K, 1ST AND 2ND GRADERS
The 2012 CCLA/ ASHBEE Season:
The CCLA (our League) 2012 regular season will run from April 9-May 24.
There will be no games scheduled during May 26-28 (Memorial Day Weekend). May 25 & May 29 are reserved for last minute make-up games. Each team entered into the scheduling process will play 10-12 regular season games.
In general, each team will play 2 games per week:
U11 teams play Wed & Sat
U13A teams play Tu & Sat
U13B teams play Mon/Tu & Sat
U13C teams play Mon/Tu & Sat
U15A teams play Th & Sat
U15B teams play Mon/Th & Sat
The 2012 CCLA playoffs are as follows:
U11 & U13C do not have playoffs.
The top 8 teams in each of the other divisions will make the playoffs.
U13A & U13B playoff dates: May 30, June 2 & June 5.
The championship games will be held at USTC Stadium in Downingtown
on June 5:
U13B will play at 6:30pm and U13A at 8:00pm.
U15A & U15B playoff dates: May 31, June 3 & June 6.
The championship games will be held at USTC Stadium in Downingtown
on June 6:
U15B will play at 6:30pm and U15A at 8:00pm.
For further information about playoffs, click on "Playoff Guidelines" and "Playoff Brackets." on http://www.cclalax.org
THANK YOU ASHBEE FAMILIES!!!
Philly lax community comes together as more than $8,000 is raised in Logan Schweiter benefit/fundraiser clinic
Tuesday, 20th September 2011
By Russ Atkinson
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 9/20/11
Over $8,000 was raised when 120 youth lacrosse players participated Sunday in Conestoga Youth Lacrosse’s benefit/fundraiser clinic for CYL lacrosse player Logan Schweiter at Wilson Park.
More than 100 youth lacrosse players participated in the benfit/clinic for Logan Schweiter on Sunday (courtesy of CYL President Steve Friedman)
Youth players from Radnor, Springfield (Delco), Haverford School, Ashbee, Great Valley, West Chester, Shipley and host Conestoga Youth Lacrosse showed again how the Philadelphia Lacrosse community pulls together to support one of its own.
Orchestrated by CYL Board members David Metzbower (Malvern Prep coach), and Peter Scott (a longtime CYL coach), and assisted by coaches Brian Samson (Conestoga) and John Begier (Radnor) and members of Conestoga and Malvern teams the benefit was a complete success.
Steve Friedman, President of the CYL, said the event was a special day for the community to show support for a family in need.
“A lot effort from the community. this is not just a CYL affair, boys from programs all over Philadelphia are here to support the Schwieters,” he said. “Peter Scott and David Metzbower when they heard about what had happened came up with the idea of bringing the high school boys together for a clinic for the younger boys and got the other coaches from the area involved and raise some funds for Logan.”
Marty and Melissa Schweiter thanked the organizers and volunteers of the program.
“Wow! I cannot thank all of you for the time and effort put in to help Logan and our family,” they said in a statement. “A ‘thank you’ is SO inadequate. But, please know that it moves us to have your support and we do not in any way take for granted the time and effort you all put in to raise this money.”
On July 25, Logan was caught under water in a flooded creek. He was pulled out, resuscitated and taken to Bryn Mawr Hospital and then later transferred to CHOP. Logan is currently in stable condition but unable to interact with his family due to the sedation and paralytics.
Logan, 12, just completed the 6th grade at St. Katherine’s in Wayne, loves football and is part of the Conestoga Youth Lacrosse community.
To help with the many injury-related expenses not covered by insurance, a fundraising campaign in Logan’s honor has been established with National Transplant Assistance Fund (NTAF). NTAF is a local nonprofit that has been assisting the transplant and catastrophic injury communities for more than 28 years.
All donations are tax-deductible and are administered by NTAF for injury-related expenses only.
Checks should be made payable to: NTAF Mid-Atlantic Traumatic Brain Injury Fund, note: In honor of Logan Schweiter.
For more information and to register: http://www.cylax.com/
Ashbee Lacrosse Mission Statement:
It is the goal of Ashbee Lacrosse to foster the development of our members by teaching the values of responsibility, respect, sportsmanship and teamwork. We will encourage our young athletes top reach their greatest potential both on and off the field by creating a fun, educational and nurturing Lacrosse experience. As parents and coaches, we hope to instill in our children the values that will enable them to compete fairly and successfully throughout their lives.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR U-13 A TEAM
IN WINNING OUR FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP IN
THE CCLA LEAGUE!!!
A GREAT JOB BY THE PLAYERS, COACHES AND FAMILIES IN HAVING A SUCCESSFUL AND FUN SEASON!
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