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    Fall Field Registration

    Fall Field Registration will be available August 16th.  Please follow the registration tab and register like you would any other program 

     

    if interested in coaching please email vpmensfield@northmenlacrosse.ca and president@northmenlacrosse.ca as soon as possible. 

    2018 Fall BALL - U13 & U16

    The Orangeville Northmen will be offering Fall Ball this September!  Registration will be open soon - watch the website for details!!!

    Eligible Birth Years:

    U16 - 2003, 2004, 2005 (These are the ONLY birth years which may participate in U16, no exceptions)

    U13 - 2006, 2007, 2008 (These are the ONLY birth years which may participate in U13, no exceptions)

    Dates:

    Week 1 - Sept 8th

    Week 2 - Sept 15th

    Week 3 - Sept 22nd

    Week 4 - Sept 29th

    Week 5 - Oct 6th

    Championship Weekend - Oct 13th, Oct 14th

    *No games on Labour Day Weekend*

    Hosting:

    All dates will be held in Brampton at the Creditview/Sandalwood Fields

     

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      Hockey And Lacrosse Are Very Similar Sports.

      Hockey players excel in lacrosse and, in turn, they become markedly better hockey players. Both hockey and lacrosse are high tempo, physical team sports that have similar elements to the game. Both sports utilize 5 players and a goalie, three periods and strategy of developing odd-man situations to create scoring opportunities.

      Comparatively, lacrosse is a much less expensive sport than hockey and uses much of the same protective upper body equipment.

      Hockey Players Benefit From Lacrosse By Developing:

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      • creativity of fakes, back passes and shots
      • use of both hands
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      • strong, dynamic defensive tactics
      • builds up strength and endurance
      • prevents sport burn-out by playing a new, fast-paced sport
      • increases hand-eye coordination
      • teaches players to be more aware of their surroundings
      • reinforces the importance of quickness and agility around the net
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