Player Resources

Coach Paul built this channel for our players. The playlists are split by position and by skill, so you can go straight to the work that applies to you.

Skills get you on the field. Reading the game is what keeps you there. These break down real film — why a slide came, why a dodge worked, where the ball should have gone.

Make watching the sport a habit, not an event. The more high-level lacrosse you have in your head, the faster you make decisions on the field.

The players who last are rarely the ones with the best stick at thirteen. They are the ones who keep showing up in a bad week. This is trainable, and most players never train it.

If you want to play past high school, start paying attention to this in your sophomore year, not your senior year.

Whether or not you plan to officiate, the officials’ material is the clearest explanation of the rules that exists.