Reminders
Canandaigua Info.
Whitney Point Map:
2008 Application Links:
Bored? go get your stick and ball and practice flipping the ball to your self, do ground balls, practice cradling.
There is to be no unsupervised shooting on goals prior to practice or during water breaks.
Helmets must be worn at all times prior to the start of practice (even when playing catch) and during practice (except water breaks). If you are inside the track you should be wearing your helmet.
Links
- Just Lacrosse
- Inside Lacrosse
- Lacrosse Unlimited
- Lax Power
- e-Lacrosse
- ebay for lax equipment
- Mom's Guide - Learn the Game
- Dryden Athletics
- Lacrosse Registration Form (PDF)
- Lacrosse Registration Form (WORD)
- Dryden Hourly Weather
- Stacshowcase.com (directions)
- Other Directions
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Current Doppler Radar
One Hour Loop
Welcome To Dryden Lax
The purpose of the website is to keep Lax Parents and players
up to date on Lacrosse in Dryden and Lacrosse throughout
Central NY. Follow the links to the left to find equipment,
check scores, check schedules, etc.
DYL Calendar and News
News and Information
See Blog Entry above for Latest DYL News
NCAA Lacrosse at Cornell on Sunday 05/18. Duke v. OSU @ Noon, SU v. Notre Dame @ 3PM
If
you need equipment we have Lacrosse Coupons from Dicks Sporting Goods
available. There Are some at the Town Recreation Office and I
have some.
We
ask that the players provide their own sticks and gloves.
("boys"
rules sticks, no trick sticks, toy sticks or girls lacrosse sticks, the
girls sticks have a very shallow pocket)
The town
provides Helmets, Shoulder Pads and Elbow pads. We also have
some gloves available if needed.
REMINDER:
At this time we do not have a "true" girls youth lacrosse
program. The school has had a girls JV team for a couple of
years
now but we still only have "boys" rules at the youth level.
When
getting a stick and gloves for your daughter please make sure to get
the correct ones. Please feel free to contact me with
questions.
16th Annual Turkeyshoot Lacrosse Tournament
The Dryden Lacrosse Program was started in the Summer and Fall
of 2000 by Marty Christofferson. There were informal
practices held 1 day a week at Montgomery Park in the Village of
Dryden. There was an average of 8-12 kids. In 2001
the program became part of the Town of Dryden Recreation Department.
By 2003 there were 48 players participating. In
2004 There were 44 players in the youth program and the modified
program had 23 players. 2005 saw the addition of a JV team at
Dryden Central Schools as an unfunded program. The youth
program numbers grew into the 50's. In 2006 DCS again had a
boys JV team. A girls JV team was started. In 2007
the youth program currently has 65 players on board and DSC has JV
Girls
and JV Boys teams and our first Boys Varsity Team. All school
teams remain unfunded but supported by the school. Funds are
raised by all levels of Dryden Lax. From the youngest 5 year
old youth player up through the seniors and the always important Lax
Parents. Dryden
participated in the Turkey Shoot for the first time last fall.
They played in the JV division. Check out pictures
from the tournament on Flickr.com We are hoping to enter a couple of youth teams in the near
future. The Turkeyshoot is a terrific
opportunity to gain more experience. The 3-4 and 5-6 youth teams will be entered in a season
ending tournament in Canandaigua last year(2007). Both teams
played in three games that day. DRYDEN — The Dryden boys' lacrosse team is ready to
leave the parking lot — both metaphorically and literally.
After two seasons at just the modified level
and two more with
a junior varsity team, the Purple Lions' program is eager to kick off
its first varsity campaign. And eager to start playing games instead of
practicing on the gradually sloping asphalt of the school's eastern
parking lot. About The Program
First Varsity Game in Dryden Lax History- April 2007
Turkeyshoot 2006
Dryden Varsity Lax in the Ithaca Journal (03/27/2007)
