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Welcome to Greeley Youth Lacrosse, the fastest game in town!

“Greeley Youth Lacrosse is a privately funded youth lacrosse organization whose mission is to provide girls and boys youth lacrosse programs that inspire participation while protecting the integrity of the game and to provide the New Castle community with the opportunity to participate in the game of lacrosse.  We strive to help players develop their skills in a safe and fun environment while placing higher value on sportsmanship and learning, rather than solely on winning.  Through positive and effective leadership, we hope to provide every child the opportunity to discover, learn, participate and develop a love and passion for the game of Lacrosse.”

 
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Spring Break Clinic
by posted 01/24/2012
 
GYLA is coordinating a boys lacrose clinic for boys grades 5-8, registered for Spring, and interested in participating in an 8 hour, 4 day, 2 hours a day clinic taught by a coaching team from Long Island. We will hold the clinic at SUNY Turf, Monday through Thursday, 3-5pm, during Spring Break. The cost will be determined after full registration is determined, but it is expected to be between $120-$150 per player for the 4 days. If you have already responded to the initial email, no need to notify me again. If you haven't please email me if your son WILL be participating, no need to notify me he wont be.
The clinic will be run by the folks at www.dynamiclacrosse.com.
Best,
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Former Greeley Youth Lacrosse Player Drafted by MLL and NALL
by posted 12/29/2011
 

Please join the Greeley Youth Lacrosse Association in congratulating former GYL player Matt Witko on being selected by the expansion team Ohio Machine in the third round of the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) supplemental draft.  He was the 17th overall pick and the first pick in the third round.

Matt was also drafted by the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Shamrocks (51st overall) of the North American Lacrosse League (NALL) for its inaugural season of indoor box lacrosse.

Matt graduated from Horace Greeley in 2006. While playing lacrosse at
Greeley, he earned Academic All-American, All-Section and All-League honors. He was also a member of the Hudson Valley Empire State Games bronze medal team in 2005. After graduating from Greeley, Matt was a captain and two-time All-American midfielder for the Tufts lacrosse team which won a National Championship in 2010 and was National Runner-Up in 2011. He also earned All-New England honors three times and All-NESCAC honors twice during his Tufts career.

Most MLL players have other full-time jobs. League games and practices are held on weekends. Matt plans on attending medical school in the fall. He is currently employed at Kombine in
Mt. Kisco, where he works as a personal trainer.

GYLA is extremely fortunate to have Matt on its coaching staff for the upcoming season.  He will help run some of the winter practices at Armonk Indoor and will run the spring 2012 Rec. program for boys in grades 5 - 8.


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REGISTRATION for GYL 2011-2012 NOW OPEN
by posted 11/12/2011
 
Registration for the 2011-2012 Greeley Youth Lacrosse program is now open online at www.greeleyyouthlacrosse.com for girls and boys in grades K-8 who live in New Castle.  Prior experience is not required.
 
Please note that volunteers are needed to assist on and off the field.  If you are interested in helping in any capacity, please contact any one of the board members listed on the GYLA website.
 
A general description of the GYL program is below.  Please note that our programs may vary slightly from the descriptions below depending upon the number of registered players, volunteers in each grade and field space.
 
Winter 2011-12:
The registration fee includes winter practices at Armonk Indoor and SUNY Purchase for boys and girls in grades 3 – 8.  The winter practices will begin on November 15 and 16 and will run though March.  Boys and girls will alternate weeks starting with the girls on November 15 & 16 and then the boys on November 22 & 23.  Grades 3 & 4 will practice on Tuesdays from 7-8 pm.  Grades 5 & 6 and grades 7 & 8 will practice on Wednesdays.  More specific announcements regarding the winter practice times will be made to those girls and boys that have registered on our website.
 
Attendance at the winter practices is optional until March; however, participation is encouraged as the clinics provide a relaxed and fun environment to improve individual skills.  Also, most other towns have access to a lacrosse field throughout the fall and beginning again in February.  The lacrosse fields in Chappaqua are not available to GYL until mid-April (weather permitting).  In order for our players to be ready to play games against these other towns, it is important to offer the opportunity to practice throughout the winter.
 
Spring 2012:
 
K girls & boys will meet for one hour each week.  There will be a 40-minute practice, 5 minute water break and 20 minute game.  No equipment other than sticks (and gloves for boys) will be required.  Soft lacrosse balls will be used.
 
Girls & Boys Grades 1-2:
If there is a sufficient number of players in each grade, the boys and girls in this group will be separated by grade and will play games against each other rather than travel to other towns.  In all cases, the boys and girls will be separated from each other.  Full equipment is required.
 
1st grade will begin the season by meeting for one hour each week and follow the same format as K (40 minute practice, 5 minute break, 20 minute game).  Depending on several factors, including the number of participants and coaches, and available field space, these players may follow the 2nd grade program described below toward the end of the spring.  FOR BOYS, IF YOU ARE PURCHASING A NEW HELMET, PLEASE CONSIDER A NAVY BLUE HELMET WITH ORANGE VISOR.
 
2nd grade will meet twice each week.  Each session will last approximately 1 hour.  One session will consist of a group practice.  The other session will be a game.
 
NOTE:  The K-2 girls and boys programs will begin in the spring.  The size and number of teams will be determined once registration is complete and we have sufficient volunteers.
 
Girls and Boys - Grades 3 & 4:
  
Girls and boys in grades 3 & 4 will be divided into separate balanced grade based teams.  They will practice two to three times each week and play one or two games each week.  Players will be evaluated at the beginning of the season and divided into equal teams.
 
Girls and Boys - Grades 5 though 8:
 
In order to provide more opportunities to play lacrosse at all levels, the GYL program is expanding for boys and girls in grades 5 though 8 to allow for more competitive play as well as recreational/instructional play.
 
Tryouts for travel teams will take place in March.  In addition, a recreational style program will also be added.  Travel players will also participate in the recreational style program.
 
Please see the descriptions below for more information.
 
Girls Grades 5 – 8 Travel Teams:  Girls in grades 5 & 6 will be combined to form a travel team and girls in grades 7 & 8 will be combined to form another travel team.  Tryouts will take place in March.
 
Boys Grades 5 – 8 Travel Teams:  Boys in grades 5-8 will be divided into grade based travel teams.  These teams will practice two or three times each week and play one or two games each week.  Tryouts will take place in March.
 
No one will be denied the opportunity to play lacrosse.  Girls and boys that are not selected for a travel team or do not wish to tryout for a travel team will have the opportunity to play in a recreational/instructional program involving limited travel.  All players, including travel team players, will be assigned to a team.  There will be one practice a week and one local game.  Players that are not on one of the travel teams will also have the opportunity to play some games against other towns.  In addition, players who excel in the recreational program and are not already on a travel team may be offered the opportunity to play games with the travel team.
 
On all travel teams, playing time will be determined by the coaches based on attendance and performance at practice.
 
NOTE:  It is widely recognized that the team on which a child is placed in youth lacrosse does not dictate how he or she will perform at the high school or college level.  Having fun and developing stick skills and a hard work ethic are more important.  Many developing/non-travel players make major contributions to their high school and college teams, while some very talented/advanced players in youth leagues never develop beyond that level.
 
IMPORTANT:  It is important that registration be completed shortly, so that we can organize our teams; prepare game and practice schedules; and secure sufficient field space for practices and games.
 
Fees:  Unfortunately, we will not be able to accept credit card payments at this time; checks only.  The fees below do not include the cost of the uniform, which must be purchased separately in the spring at EZ Sports.   In order to avoid the late fee, payments must be received no later than January 15, 2012.
 
Team  Before 01/15 After 1/16
Girls: K 100 100
Girls: 1 150 150
Girls: 2 150 150
Girls: 3 & 4 275 325
Girls: 5 & 6 275 * 325
Girls: 7 & 8 275 * 325
Boys: K 100 100
Boys: 1 150 150
Boys: 2 250 250
Boys: 3 & 4 275 325
Boys: 5 & 6 275 * 325
Boys: 7 275 * 325
Boys: 8 275 * 325
 
 
* Girls and boys in grades 5 – 8 that are selected for a travel team will pay an additional fee of approximately $250, which will be collected once the teams are announced.
 
NOTE:  Financial assistance is available upon request by contacting any one of the board members listed on the GYLA website.  Also, discounts for multiple family members will be applied.
 
GYLA Board or Directors


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NO DOGS ALLOWED
by posted 05/24/2011
 

Please be advised that the New Castle Recreation & Parks Commission has adopted a rule that prohibits dogs on all town and school ball fields.  The lacrosse club will be fined in the event that a dog is on or around a lacrosse field during a lacrosse game or practice.

 

On behalf of the Greeley Youth Lacrosse Association and the New Castle Recreation & Parks Commission we ask that you DO NOT bring any dogs to the lacrosse fields.

 

Thank you,

 

Eric Klein

GYLA

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GYL Organizational Overview Presentation
by Board of Directors posted 02/14/2011
 

Please click on the link below to see our latest presentation on the Greeley Youth Lacrosse Program


http://files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/2864/25817.pdf

 


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Helmet Design
by posted 02/12/2011
 
If considering purchasing a new helmet for your son, please purchase our team colors, both EZ Sports & Lacrosse Unlimited carry our blue helmet with orange visors & the GYL stickers for the sides.
Thanks
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