Thursday, June 18, 2015
There are no details yet, but as Nancy mentioned last evening..... the team order, this December, for you to stock up on MML attire and holiday gifts, will include Shooter Shirts and Numbered Socks. The photo shows Kent Hill players in their shooter 'Huskie' shirts. We have not marked up apparel in the past. We are sharing this information for your planning purposes.
SAVE the Date Sunday 12/6.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Monday, June 15, 2015
"GadaGuna"
(Seneca word for Summer)
End of Season Party
Wednesday 6/17 Arrive 6:30pm
(Girls 6pm)
Parents & Players Welcomed
Parents & Players Welcomed
Pinnacle, Pittsfield...
http://mapq.st/1ecaibW
Bring a "Coaches Donation" ( $ gift)
Wear Shorts,
Bring a towel & Change of Clothes
Bring a lax stick.
No Gear Needed
Chicken, Coleslaw & Ice Cream
to be Served
6:30-7:00pm
Evening Program/Games
Commence 7:00pm
Games 7:15pm
Please bring liter beverage to share.
Saturday, June 13, 2015
Last Minute Memo.....
MML has an excess of 50 athlete members.
It is our sincere hope, that parents can share the work load tomorrow.
If you have not been able to lend a hand so far this season....
Sunday 6/13 is your chance!
Work concessions when your child is resting.
Arrive early (7:30/8am) or stay late (4:00/5:00pm).
Please make sure that parents of es/ms/hs/boys/girls get to watch their own children play.
Please make sure that regular heavy lifters get a break.
My Thanks,
A Heavy Lifter.
WOW 1,2,3
1. "Lacrosse @X" Sunday 6/14 9-4 Bring Your GAME!
2. "GadaGuna" (Seneca word for Summer) End of Season Party
a. Wednesday 6/17 Arrive 6:3pm (HSGirls 6pm)
Parents & Players Welcomed
b. Pinnacle, Pittsfield
http://mapq.st/1ecaibW
c. Bring a "Coaches Donation" ( $ gift)
d. Wear Shorts, Bring a towel and Change of Clothese. Bring a lax stick. No Gear Needed
f. Chicken, Coleslaw and Ice Cream to be Served 6:30-7:00pm
g. Evening Program/Games Commence 7:00pm
f. Chicken, Coleslaw and Ice Cream to be Served 6:30-7:00pm
g. Evening Program/Games Commence 7:00pm
3.Season Ends 6/14.
Summer Clinic Play starts 6/20. Stay Tuned.
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Sunday 6/14
9-4pm
LAX @ X
Somerset Valley Middle School
Eastern Maine & Mt Blue
MidMaine
LacrosseBoys & Girls
3/4 5/6 7/8 HS
Thank You
Kelly, Rusty, Kris, Mary Alice, Nancy, Amy, Hayley, Norm, Elizabeth and Michelle.
Thank You for sharing ideas and time this evening.
If others missed tonight's Parent/BOD Meeting
Thank You for sharing ideas and time this evening.
If others missed tonight's Parent/BOD Meeting
and you
Have season feedback or organizational ideas
Please message us.
It was a great meeting.
It was a great meeting.
My head is still spinning for all that is happening.
It is amazing the good souls MML has working together.
TONIGHT 6/11
LAST PARENT/BOD
Meeting before we
Spring into Summer.
PLEASE JOIN US
Somerset Valley Middle School 6-7:30pm
Mighty
MidMaine Lacrosse is a small organization in contrast to Kennebec Cannons, Central Maine Youth Lacrosse and even Eastern Maine Youth Lacrosse. Both our boys program and our girls program are smaller than many area programs.
There are not many small programs like ours close to home yet. Smaller programs are currently and generally located two hours away. This is a long commute for one or two games after a day in school or even on a Saturday. Lacrosse is growing and soon other small communities like ours will have recreational teams. MML is just a bit ahead of the curve.
And our small program, although not perfect, is well organized, affords year-round opportunity and plans great field trips.
MML players are supported by a fabulous home team parent group.
But we often need to measure our success not by the scoreboard. When MML players get to high school and join the MCI/Nokomis Cooperative Team school size is better accounted for by the Maine Principals Association.
The MCI/Nokomis Cooperative won more games than it lost this year. The CoOp Team went undefeated in the Tegenhondi Tournament in May. High school recreational play went undefeated last weekend in Southern Maine at the Ted Hellier Tournament. The high school cooperative team's success is, in part, because of our solid recreational program. The MCI/Nokomis Cooperative coaches have complimented our current MML coaches, our MML program and you, our MML players, many times.
So, while, according to the scoreboard, we are not winning many contests, players are developing great work ethics, great team play and solid skill sets.
Our MML players were, in 2015, and will be in 2016, prepared for high school play.
There are not many small programs like ours close to home yet. Smaller programs are currently and generally located two hours away. This is a long commute for one or two games after a day in school or even on a Saturday. Lacrosse is growing and soon other small communities like ours will have recreational teams. MML is just a bit ahead of the curve.
And our small program, although not perfect, is well organized, affords year-round opportunity and plans great field trips.
MML players are supported by a fabulous home team parent group.
But we often need to measure our success not by the scoreboard. When MML players get to high school and join the MCI/Nokomis Cooperative Team school size is better accounted for by the Maine Principals Association.
The MCI/Nokomis Cooperative won more games than it lost this year. The CoOp Team went undefeated in the Tegenhondi Tournament in May. High school recreational play went undefeated last weekend in Southern Maine at the Ted Hellier Tournament. The high school cooperative team's success is, in part, because of our solid recreational program. The MCI/Nokomis Cooperative coaches have complimented our current MML coaches, our MML program and you, our MML players, many times.
So, while, according to the scoreboard, we are not winning many contests, players are developing great work ethics, great team play and solid skill sets.
Our MML players were, in 2015, and will be in 2016, prepared for high school play.
So I ask,
"Did you have fun in the games 'lost' yesterday?"
"Did your play improve?"
"Did you have fun in the games 'lost' yesterday?"
"Did your play improve?"
If yes, you win every time.
We have 7 or 8 eighth-graders joining the MCI/Nokomis Cooperative team next spring. Great News for Local Lacrosse.
There are camps and clinics this summer and this fall. Stay Tuned.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
At "X" Sunday 6/14 2016
AT "X"
A DAY of LOCAL LAX PLAY
Sunday 6/14
Somerset Valley Middle School
Somerset Valley Middle School
9:00 EMYL 5/6 A vs MML 5/610:00 Mt. Blue vs vs EMYL White 7/811:00 EMYL 5/6 B vs MML 5/612:00 Mt. Blue vs MML 7/81:00 MML EMYL Girls2:00 EMYL 7/8 Green vs MML 7/83:00 EMYL HSBoys vs MML HSBoys
Wed 6/10
5/6 Boys Cancelled 6/10 EMYL
7/8 Boys 6:30 Wednesday
Directions to CARA Lacrosse Fields:
1. From Rt 95 South Take Exit 109 and bear right on to Rt 202 East/Western Ave.
2. From Rt 95 North use Exit 109A, come around off ramp and bear right on to Rt 202 East/Western Ave.
3. Go 1.5 miles then at the first traffic circle go straight across onto Rt 201/202 (bridge across Kennebec River).
4. At end of bridge (second traffic circle) take first right onto Stone St/Rte 17.
5. Go 0.5 miles then at first traffic light turn left onto Eastern Ave/Rte 17.
6. Go 1.2 miles then turn right onto Cony Rd.
7. Go 0.2 miles then turn right onto Piggery Rd.
8. Go 0.2 miles, parking for lacrosse is located on right. CARA Youth Memorial Field is the smaller field off to the left of the large soccer fields.
MS Girls 6:00 Wednesday
Directions to Capitol Park Field
1. From 95 South Take Exit 109 and stay right onto Rt 202 East / Western Ave.
From Rt 95 North use Exit 109A, come around off ramp and bear right on to Rt 202 East/Western Ave.
2. Go 1.5 miles on Western Ave to the first traffic circle.
3. Take first right off traffic circle onto State Street and go about 1/2 mile (past State Capitol Building)
4. Turn left onto Union Street.
5. Field is about 1/4 mile down on right directly across from Kennebec Valley YMCA.
If you get lost you can call Shawn at 837-7205.
7/8 Boys 6:30 Wednesday
Directions to CARA Lacrosse Fields:
1. From Rt 95 South Take Exit 109 and bear right on to Rt 202 East/Western Ave.
2. From Rt 95 North use Exit 109A, come around off ramp and bear right on to Rt 202 East/Western Ave.
3. Go 1.5 miles then at the first traffic circle go straight across onto Rt 201/202 (bridge across Kennebec River).
4. At end of bridge (second traffic circle) take first right onto Stone St/Rte 17.
5. Go 0.5 miles then at first traffic light turn left onto Eastern Ave/Rte 17.
6. Go 1.2 miles then turn right onto Cony Rd.
7. Go 0.2 miles then turn right onto Piggery Rd.
8. Go 0.2 miles, parking for lacrosse is located on right. CARA Youth Memorial Field is the smaller field off to the left of the large soccer fields.
MS Girls 6:00 Wednesday
Directions to Capitol Park Field
1. From 95 South Take Exit 109 and stay right onto Rt 202 East / Western Ave.
From Rt 95 North use Exit 109A, come around off ramp and bear right on to Rt 202 East/Western Ave.
2. Go 1.5 miles on Western Ave to the first traffic circle.
3. Take first right off traffic circle onto State Street and go about 1/2 mile (past State Capitol Building)
4. Turn left onto Union Street.
5. Field is about 1/4 mile down on right directly across from Kennebec Valley YMCA.
If you get lost you can call Shawn at 837-7205.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
No 5/6 Game 6/10 vs EMYL @ Bangor.
Yes 7/8 Game 6/10 in Augusta
Yes MSGirls Scrimmage 6/10 with HS in Augusta.
No 5/6 Practice 6/10 until Thursday.
Yes 7/8 Game 6/10 in Augusta
Yes MSGirls Scrimmage 6/10 with HS in Augusta.
No 5/6 Practice 6/10 until Thursday.
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
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Monday, June 1, 2015
Annual Parent/Board of Directors Meeting
@
Somerset Valley Middle School Library
Thursday June 11th 6:00pm-7:30pm
We Will
Review the 2015 season
Plan the Off Season
Consider Changes for 2016 Season.
We need Your
Input and Feedback
New Parents Elementary
5/6 and 7/8
HS
Boys and Girl Program
Parents
Please Submit Agenda Concerns
Prior to 6/10
Message president@midmainelacrosse.com
Please Attend.
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