Long Island Outlaws Tryout Registration Link
LONG ISLAND OUTLAWS
ANNOUNCE TRYOUT DATES FOR 2014 SUMMER TRAVEL TEAMS
FIRST TRYOUT DATES – AUGUST 24TH & 25Th
LOCATION - MEMORIAL FIELD (BEHIND SOUTH HUNTINGTON LIBRARY)
165 PIDGEON HILL ROAD
HUNTINGTON STATION, NY 11746
SECOND TRYOUT DATES – SEPTEMBER 14TH & 15TH
LOCATION - HENRY L. STIMSON MIDDLE SCHOOL
401 OAKWOOD ROAD
HUNTINGTON STATION, NY 11746
ALL GRADES AS OF SEPTEMBER 2013
1st TRYOUT
SATURDAY AUGUST 24TH
9:00am - 3rd grade (grad year 2023) 2nd graders can try out
11:00am -4th grade (2022)
1:00pm - 5th grade (2021)
3:00pm - 6th grade (2020)
SUNDAY AUGUST 25th
9:00am - 7th grade (2019)
11:00am - 8th grade (2018)
1:00pm - 9th grade (2017)
3:00pm - 10th grade (2016)
2nd TRYOUT
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH
9:00am - 3rd grade (grad year 2023) 2nd graders can try out
10:45am -4th grade (2022)
12:30pm -5th grade (2021)
2:00pm - 6th grade (2020)
3:30pm – 7th grade (2019)
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 15TH
9:00am - 8th grade (2018)
10:45am - 9th grade (2017)
12:30pm -10th grade (2016)
2:00pm - 11th grade (2015)
3RD TRYOUT DATE (2ND FOR 2015 TEAM), IF NECESSARY T/B/D
FEE IS $100 AND COVERS ALL TRYOUT DATES
PLEASE GO TO WEBSITE: www.lioutlawslax.com or CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
WALK UP REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED FOR AN ADDITIONAL $25 FEE
EMAIL info@lioutlawslax.com OR CALL 631-553-0771 WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
Long Island Outlaws Travel Lacrosse Program. Offering the best professional lacrosse training and coaching for Long Island's youth lacrosse players.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Long Island Outlaw - Walt Whitman 2016 Goalie Shane Brennan Commits to Binghamton University
Long Island Outlaw - Walt Whitman 2016 Goalie Shane Brennan Commits to Binghamton University.
Read LI Lacrosse News article:
http://lilacrossenews.com/2013/08/14/boys-recruit-walt-whitman-2016-goalie-brennan-commits-to-binghamton/
Read LI Lacrosse News article:
http://lilacrossenews.com/2013/08/14/boys-recruit-walt-whitman-2016-goalie-brennan-commits-to-binghamton/
Long Island Outlaw - Walt Whitman Attackman Liam Brennan Commits to Pace University
Good luck to Liam at Pace University. Go Setter's!
Friday, August 9, 2013
Lake Placid Summit Lacrosse U-16 Champions
Lake Placid Summit Lacrosse U-16 Champions
Congratulations Boys! Look forward to this fall and the summer of 2014.
www.lioutlawslax.com
Congratulations Boys! Look forward to this fall and the summer of 2014.
www.lioutlawslax.com
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Lake Placid Summit lacrosse
Long Island Outlaws Win Boys U-16 Championship at Lake Placid
The Long Island Outlaws 2016 team won the boys U-16 championship at the Summit Classic Wednesday with a 6-3 victory over Academy Mortgage out of Annapolis, Md. Leading the way for the Outlaws was Jack Hannigan, who scored three times and assisted on another goal in the title matchup.
"Today I just thought we played good all around," said Pat Brennan, the co-founder and director of the Huntington-based Outlaws program. "We're a very, very good team, but we've had a so-so summer. I actually felt like we'd underperformed a bit this summer. So to win this at the end like this, I thought that was great.
Brennan credited several of his players for helping the team to an undefeated 5-0 run to the championship. Shane Brennan (Walt Whitman/Binghamton) had a terrific showing in the cage throughout the tournament, while Hannigan, Matt Stockfedder, Josh Goldblatt, Scott Manning and Chris Abbey all made key contributions this week. Face-off man Jack Brewer was better than 60 percent at the X throughout the week and was named co-MVP along with goalie Christian Carlino.
"I personally so much look forward it's lacrosse and a vacation," Brennan said. "It's great up here the kids are fired up."
Casey Vock
The Long Island Outlaws 2016 team won the boys U-16 championship at the Summit Classic Wednesday with a 6-3 victory over Academy Mortgage out of Annapolis, Md. Leading the way for the Outlaws was Jack Hannigan, who scored three times and assisted on another goal in the title matchup.
"Today I just thought we played good all around," said Pat Brennan, the co-founder and director of the Huntington-based Outlaws program. "We're a very, very good team, but we've had a so-so summer. I actually felt like we'd underperformed a bit this summer. So to win this at the end like this, I thought that was great.
Brennan credited several of his players for helping the team to an undefeated 5-0 run to the championship. Shane Brennan (Walt Whitman/Binghamton) had a terrific showing in the cage throughout the tournament, while Hannigan, Matt Stockfedder, Josh Goldblatt, Scott Manning and Chris Abbey all made key contributions this week. Face-off man Jack Brewer was better than 60 percent at the X throughout the week and was named co-MVP along with goalie Christian Carlino.
"I personally so much look forward it's lacrosse and a vacation," Brennan said. "It's great up here the kids are fired up."
Casey Vock
Monday, July 1, 2013
Long Island Outlaws in the S & J Crab Ranch, Towson, MD
A good time had by all!
S & J Crab Ranch
2 W Pennsylvania Ave Towson, MD 21204
Lisa Stollman Book Signing - The Teen Eating Manifesto: The Ten Essential Steps to Losing Weight, Looking Great and Getting Healthy
The Teen Eating Manifesto: The Ten Essential Steps to Losing Weight, Looking Great and Getting Healthy
Upcoming book signing on 7/12 at 7 PM at Book Revue in Huntington.
Upcoming book signing on 7/12 at 7 PM at Book Revue in Huntington.
Lisa Stollman, MA, RDN, CDE, CDN
Teen and Adult Weight Management Expert
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist in Private Practice
Author of "The Teen Eating Manifesto: The Ten Essential Steps to Losing Weight, Looking Great and Getting Healthy" (Nirvana Press June 2012) Available at www.teeneatingmanifesto.com
Lets Move/NYSDA Coordinator-Suffolk County
Offices in Huntington, NY and Manhattan (Upper East Side)
631/757-7406 (Huntington)
917/853-6362 (Manhattan)
Email: eatwellrd@yahoo.com
Web: www.lisastollmanrd.com
631/757-7406 (Huntington)
917/853-6362 (Manhattan)
Email: eatwellrd@yahoo.com
Web: www.lisastollmanrd.com
Twitter: @eatwellrd
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Long Island Outlaws / Baltimore Crabfeast June 29th & 30th
Long Island Outlaws Baltimore Crabfeast Schedule is as follows:
Saturday June 29th
9:00am at Boys Latin Upper LI Outlaws vs. S. Shore
12:00pm at Loyola Stadium LI Outlaws vs. NC East
3:00pm at Boys Latin Upper LI Outlaws vs. Hawks
Sunday June 30th
10:00am at Boys Latin Lower LI Outlaws vs. Dukes
Saturday June 29th
9:00am at Boys Latin Upper LI Outlaws vs. S. Shore
12:00pm at Loyola Stadium LI Outlaws vs. NC East
3:00pm at Boys Latin Upper LI Outlaws vs. Hawks
Sunday June 30th
10:00am at Boys Latin Lower LI Outlaws vs. Dukes
Long Island Showcase 2013
Since its inception, the Long Island Showcase has become one of the go-to recruiting events of the summer. It has it all: competitive play, large crowds, and numerous college coaches.
The triple-header, featuring some of the top rising seniors, juniors and sophomores from Nassau and Suffolk counties, took place on Thursday evening for the first time at the new St. Joseph's Outdoor Athletic Complex.
Each game was played with 12-minute quarters.
The boys in the east have come to dominate this wonderful event. Yet the junior game saw a different result for the first time in five years.
*All Stats are Unofficial
Leading the way were the boys from Smithtown West.
Between the pipes, Matt Smidt stood tall, making five first quarter saves. A third year showcase participant, the Ohio State bound goalie was aggressive against the barrage of rubber coming his way. He enjoyed every moment.
“I just stepped up to the challenge and felt good all day,” said Smidt.
Defender Kyle Mathie provided solid positioning in front of him. When he got the ball, Mathie was a one man clear. Miller Place’s Brett Osman complimented him with speed and an active stick on the ball-carrier.
Meanwhile, the offense jumped out to a 5-0 lead after the first 15 minutes and never looked back. The Bull’s Ryan Keenan finished with three goals and two assists but he was not alone. The accurate Long Island Outlaw, Brian Cannon of Northport (UNC) and physical Evan Gagne from Westhampton chipped in two goals each.
Throughout the week, Suffolk coach Bob Mottasanti told his cast of all-stars entering Thursday to have fun and play your game.
“When you have a group of kids like this out here, its fun,” said the Smithtown West coach. “They all understand the game. They’re all well coached. They get out of each other’s way. It’s fun.”
Nassau found its scoring touch in the second quarter before Suffolk clamped down on the game. Attackman Kyle Cain (1g, 3a) showed great vision dishing around the crease. He does a good job protecting the ball when he charges towards the crease.
“He can really hold onto the ball,” said Nassau Coach Steve Tripp. “That helps him because even though people are pounding on him, he can still find the open guy. “
Hicksville’s Patrick McCormick (UNC) is a dangerous shooter if he’s given an inch. He tallied three goals on the day. Craig Berge and Christopher Brown contributed a pair of goals each.
“Finally it’s great to see Nassau win,” said an excited Miller. “We broke it down on 5-1-6. It was great to represent Nassau.”
This one was close from start to finish. After both teams traded two goals each, Nassau went on a four goal run, including back to back strikes from Carey’s Nick Spalline (Penn State). The attackman would later extend their lead to 8-3 with under a minute to go before halftime. At that point, he had three goals and two assists.
“[I was] just trying to play hard and not too selfish,” said Spillane. “Nothing too personal, just try and get one for the team.”
But the tide was beginning to turn thanks to Suffolk’s face-off specialist Austin Henningsen. From the second quarter on, he dominated the draws, winning 15 overall. The Northport product kept winning clean draws which sparked transition offense. That ignited Suffolk’s second half comeback to tie it late in the third quarter at 8-8.
When it came to even strength situations, Brian Willetts (UNC) and Bray were the initiators, generating off-ball movement and opportunities on the inside. Both finished with two goals and an assist for Suffolk.
The fourth quarter became a thrilling 12 minute contest as the players left everything on the field. What was thought to be a showcase game for individual standouts turned into two teams scrapping away at one another as if they were bitter rivals. Both defenses tightened up as all emotion was left on the field. Longpoles Nicholas DeLuca of Nassau and James Gerdvil of Suffolk provided excellent coverage and ground ball control in their own zone.
Nassau’s Alex Concannon buried two consecutive goals while Gordon Purdie assisted on both. Bray would respond for Suffolk for his second of the game. Shortly after that, Spillane’s fourth goal made it 11-9 and would hold up as the game winner. Jack Sullivan made it a one goal game but no more as Nassau would cling on to victory.
“Our coach told us at the beginning of our first tryout that we’ve never beaten Suffolk. This would be a good year to start coming away on the winning end,” said Spillane.
This match had a slower pace with some physical play. The biggest hit of the day came on the sideline when Georgetown head coach Kevin Warne was run over in his chair by a Nassau player. Credit to Warne who stood his ground, shook it off, and waved back to the crowd with a laugh.
While Nassau battled back, Suffolk appeared to be in control. Coaches Kevin and Jason Lavey kept their team loose throughout the game. They looked fluid moving up and down the field as the offense was unselfish. The majority of their goals saw crisp passing result with a cutter in front finishing the play. Daniel Rooney and Conor Smith combined for five assists.
“Those guys got the goals and the assists but everybody contributed,” said Jason Lavey. “It’s a whole team effort. It starts with a save on the defensive end and comes all the way down [to the offense].”
Jack Hannigan another Long Island Outlaw, who plays for Jason Lavey at East Islip, had a pretty good game. He finished his opportunities on the crease as well as setting up his teammates for their own goals. The attackman finished with two goals and two assists.
After the game, Hannigan stated he just wanted to focus on “being a team player”.
The offensive assault by Suffolk forced the Nassau goaltenders Matthew Deluca and Gavin Tam to be very active. Tam especially looked to be in a zone in the second half. Not only was he strong in the cage but also mobile on the clear game.
As the game wrapped up, the collegiate coaches in attendance seemed satisfied by the days performances. As one coach said, “It’s only one day, but sometime you only need one good day.”
Each game was played with 12-minute quarters.
The boys in the east have come to dominate this wonderful event. Yet the junior game saw a different result for the first time in five years.
*All Stats are Unofficial
Rising Senior Game
Suffolk’s offense struck early and often while Nassau’s shooters were thwarted by the enemy goalkeepers. When it was all said and done, 14-8 was the final score in favor of the “home” county.Leading the way were the boys from Smithtown West.
Between the pipes, Matt Smidt stood tall, making five first quarter saves. A third year showcase participant, the Ohio State bound goalie was aggressive against the barrage of rubber coming his way. He enjoyed every moment.
“I just stepped up to the challenge and felt good all day,” said Smidt.
Defender Kyle Mathie provided solid positioning in front of him. When he got the ball, Mathie was a one man clear. Miller Place’s Brett Osman complimented him with speed and an active stick on the ball-carrier.
Meanwhile, the offense jumped out to a 5-0 lead after the first 15 minutes and never looked back. The Bull’s Ryan Keenan finished with three goals and two assists but he was not alone. The accurate Long Island Outlaw, Brian Cannon of Northport (UNC) and physical Evan Gagne from Westhampton chipped in two goals each.
Throughout the week, Suffolk coach Bob Mottasanti told his cast of all-stars entering Thursday to have fun and play your game.
“When you have a group of kids like this out here, its fun,” said the Smithtown West coach. “They all understand the game. They’re all well coached. They get out of each other’s way. It’s fun.”
Nassau found its scoring touch in the second quarter before Suffolk clamped down on the game. Attackman Kyle Cain (1g, 3a) showed great vision dishing around the crease. He does a good job protecting the ball when he charges towards the crease.
“He can really hold onto the ball,” said Nassau Coach Steve Tripp. “That helps him because even though people are pounding on him, he can still find the open guy. “
Hicksville’s Patrick McCormick (UNC) is a dangerous shooter if he’s given an inch. He tallied three goals on the day. Craig Berge and Christopher Brown contributed a pair of goals each.
Rising Junior Game
For the first time in the Long Island Lacrosse Showcase history, the Nassau rising juniors defeated Suffolk. Eerily similar to last year’s contest, late game heroics were the difference. With 10 seconds remaining, Goaltender Griffin Miller made a point blank save with his left-toe on Ryan Bray to preserve the 11-10 lead. He could not stop the wave of jubilant teammates that piled on him when the final horn sounded.“Finally it’s great to see Nassau win,” said an excited Miller. “We broke it down on 5-1-6. It was great to represent Nassau.”
This one was close from start to finish. After both teams traded two goals each, Nassau went on a four goal run, including back to back strikes from Carey’s Nick Spalline (Penn State). The attackman would later extend their lead to 8-3 with under a minute to go before halftime. At that point, he had three goals and two assists.
“[I was] just trying to play hard and not too selfish,” said Spillane. “Nothing too personal, just try and get one for the team.”
But the tide was beginning to turn thanks to Suffolk’s face-off specialist Austin Henningsen. From the second quarter on, he dominated the draws, winning 15 overall. The Northport product kept winning clean draws which sparked transition offense. That ignited Suffolk’s second half comeback to tie it late in the third quarter at 8-8.
When it came to even strength situations, Brian Willetts (UNC) and Bray were the initiators, generating off-ball movement and opportunities on the inside. Both finished with two goals and an assist for Suffolk.
The fourth quarter became a thrilling 12 minute contest as the players left everything on the field. What was thought to be a showcase game for individual standouts turned into two teams scrapping away at one another as if they were bitter rivals. Both defenses tightened up as all emotion was left on the field. Longpoles Nicholas DeLuca of Nassau and James Gerdvil of Suffolk provided excellent coverage and ground ball control in their own zone.
Nassau’s Alex Concannon buried two consecutive goals while Gordon Purdie assisted on both. Bray would respond for Suffolk for his second of the game. Shortly after that, Spillane’s fourth goal made it 11-9 and would hold up as the game winner. Jack Sullivan made it a one goal game but no more as Nassau would cling on to victory.
“Our coach told us at the beginning of our first tryout that we’ve never beaten Suffolk. This would be a good year to start coming away on the winning end,” said Spillane.
Rising Sophomore Game
The final game saw the Suffolk sophomores come away with a 10-6 victory over Nassau.This match had a slower pace with some physical play. The biggest hit of the day came on the sideline when Georgetown head coach Kevin Warne was run over in his chair by a Nassau player. Credit to Warne who stood his ground, shook it off, and waved back to the crowd with a laugh.
While Nassau battled back, Suffolk appeared to be in control. Coaches Kevin and Jason Lavey kept their team loose throughout the game. They looked fluid moving up and down the field as the offense was unselfish. The majority of their goals saw crisp passing result with a cutter in front finishing the play. Daniel Rooney and Conor Smith combined for five assists.
“Those guys got the goals and the assists but everybody contributed,” said Jason Lavey. “It’s a whole team effort. It starts with a save on the defensive end and comes all the way down [to the offense].”
Jack Hannigan another Long Island Outlaw, who plays for Jason Lavey at East Islip, had a pretty good game. He finished his opportunities on the crease as well as setting up his teammates for their own goals. The attackman finished with two goals and two assists.
After the game, Hannigan stated he just wanted to focus on “being a team player”.
The offensive assault by Suffolk forced the Nassau goaltenders Matthew Deluca and Gavin Tam to be very active. Tam especially looked to be in a zone in the second half. Not only was he strong in the cage but also mobile on the clear game.
As the game wrapped up, the collegiate coaches in attendance seemed satisfied by the days performances. As one coach said, “It’s only one day, but sometime you only need one good day.”
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
2013 Andy Forsberg Memorial - 2017 "A" Champions
| Long Island Outlaws 2017 Black Congratulations Boys! Have a great 2013 summer lacrosse season. |
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Nassau / Suffolk Lacrosse Showcase Tryouts News and Updates
The Suffolk County Boys Lacrosse Tryouts have been re-scheduled to Friday June 7th at 3:30pm. Good luck to all the boys. Visit: www.LILaxShowcase.com
One Direction Tickets at Jones Beach
All Jones Beach Shows - Boxes
One Direction
Sec 22 Row D - Upper Mezzanine - Center $250.00 per ticket (8 available)
Sec 7L Row F - Lower Stadium $385.00 per ticket (12 Available)
VIP BOX 46 - $700.00 per ticket (4 Available)
Sec 23 B - Upper Mezz-Center 275 Per Ticket
Sec 7L Row G - Lower Stadium 425 Per Ticket(12 Tickets Available)
Vip Box 46 - 775 Per Ticket(4 Available)
New York GIANTS
SEASON TICKETS - PARTIAL SEASON - Individual games - Group Sales also available
All LOCATIONS!
SE Tickets
Call Pat at 631-553-0771 or e mail at plustixx@yahoo.com
One Direction
Sec 22 Row D - Upper Mezzanine - Center $250.00 per ticket (8 available)
Sec 7L Row F - Lower Stadium $385.00 per ticket (12 Available)
VIP BOX 46 - $700.00 per ticket (4 Available)
Sec 23 B - Upper Mezz-Center 275 Per Ticket
Sec 7L Row G - Lower Stadium 425 Per Ticket(12 Tickets Available)
Vip Box 46 - 775 Per Ticket(4 Available)
New York GIANTS
SEASON TICKETS - PARTIAL SEASON - Individual games - Group Sales also available
All LOCATIONS!
SE Tickets
Call Pat at 631-553-0771 or e mail at plustixx@yahoo.com
Thursday, April 18, 2013
MSG Knick - Boston Tickets Available / Jones Beach
Knicks vs Boston at Madison Square Garden
Saturday at 3:00pm
Tuesday at 7:30pm
Great Seats Available
Reasonable Prices
JONES BEACH ALL SHOWS
Call Pat at 631-421-8519 or e mail at plustixx@yahoo.com
SE Plus Tixx Website
http://www.seplustickets.com/
Saturday at 3:00pm
Tuesday at 7:30pm
Great Seats Available
Reasonable Prices
JONES BEACH ALL SHOWS
Call Pat at 631-421-8519 or e mail at plustixx@yahoo.com
SE Plus Tixx Website
http://www.seplustickets.com/
Monday, March 25, 2013
Long Island Travel Lacrosse Players Needed for 2013 Summer Travel Tournaments
The Long Island Outlaws Lacrosse program has a few openings on a couple of teams for the 2013 Summer Travel Lacrosse Season. If your son is interested in a private evaluation, please contact Pat Brennan at 631-553-0771.
For more information visit: www.LIOutlawsLax.com
Email: plustixx@yahoo.com
Call: 631-553-0771
For more information visit: www.LIOutlawsLax.com
Email: plustixx@yahoo.com
Call: 631-553-0771
5th Annual Andy Forsberg Memorial Tournament
5th Annual Andy Forsberg Memorial Tournament
June 8th and 9th 2013.
Huntington, Long Island
For more information visit: www.LIOutlawsLax.com
Email: info@lioutlawslax.com
Call: 631-553-0771 or 917-721-0072
June 8th and 9th 2013.
Huntington, Long Island
For more information visit: www.LIOutlawsLax.com
Email: info@lioutlawslax.com
Call: 631-553-0771 or 917-721-0072
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
5th ANNUAL ANDY FORSBERG MEMORIAL LACROSSE TOURNAMENT
5th ANNUAL ANDY FORSBERG MEMORIAL
LACROSSE TOURNAMENT
LACROSSE TOURNAMENT
Saturday & Sunday, JUNE 8th & 9th, 2013
Huntington, Long Island
Age Divisions: 3rd-4th-5th-6th-7th-8th-JV (No current 10th graders) & Varsity (current 10th & 11th)
Levels: A, B & C Divisions
Guarantee 3 GAMES MINIMUM PLUS CHAMPIONSHIP
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
$1,050 per team. MULTIPLE TEAMS DISCOUNT AVAILABLE
Contact Us for Discount Code
FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL info@lioutlawslax.com
OR CALL: 631-553-0771, 917-721-0072
$1,050 per team. MULTIPLE TEAMS DISCOUNT AVAILABLE
Contact Us for Discount Code
FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL info@lioutlawslax.com
OR CALL: 631-553-0771, 917-721-0072
Long Island Outlaws Lacrosse 2013 Summer Tournament Schedule
LI Outlaws 2013 Summer Tournament Schedule
2014 Team (11th)
2015 Team (10th)
2016 Black (9th)
2016 Silver (9th)
U15 (8th/9th)
Download (PDF)
2014 Team (11th)
• June 15 – NYLA, LI
• June 16 – Lehigh Laxfest, Lehigh, PA
• June 22/23 – LI Laxfest, LI
• June 29/30 – Brine, Cortlandt, NY
• July 6/7 – Best of the Best Invitational - LI
• July 13/14 – NXT Invitational, Philadelphia, PA
• July 19-21 – LI Lacrosse Classic, Hofstra, LI
2015 Team (10th)
• June 15 – NYLA, LI
• June 16 – Lehigh Laxfest, Lehigh, PA
• June 22/23 – Baltimore Kickoff, Baltimore, MD
• June 27/28 – UpLax, Baltimore, MD
• July 6/7 - Best of the Best Invitational – LI
• July 14-17 – Brine Shootout, Baltimore, MD
• July 19-21 – LI Lacrosse Classic, Hofstra, LI
2016 Black (9th)
• June 15 – NYLA, LI
• June 22/23 – LI Laxfest, LI
• June 28/29 – Crabfest, Baltimore, MD
• July 6/7 - Best of the Best Invitational – LI
• July 13/14 - NXT Invitational, Philadelphia, PA
• July 19-21 – Red & White Tournament, College Park, MD (add’l cost)
2016 Silver (9th)
• June 8 – Forsberg Memorial, LI
• June 15 – NYLA, LI
• June 22/23 – Baltimore Kickoff, Baltimore, MD
• July 6/7 – NEYLAT (UMass), Amherst, MA
• July 12/13 – Tri-State National Festival, Princeton Junction, NJ
U15 (8th/9th)
• June 15 – Forsberg Memorial, LI
• June 22 – Bigtime Shootout, LI
• July 6/7 – NEYLAT (UMass), Amherst, MA
• July 19-21 – LI Lacrosse Classic, Hofstra, LI
2017 Black (8th)
2017 Silver (8th)
2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 (7th, 6th, 5th, 4th)
2022 (3rd)
2017 Black (8th)
• June 8 – Forsberg Memorial, LI
• June 16 – Battle at Monmouth, NJ
• June 22/23 Summer Slam, West Chester, PA
• June 29 – Gorilla Invitational, (UMass) Amherst, MA
• July 7 – Surf & Turf Classic, LI
• July 13/14 - NXT Invitational, Philadelphia, PA
2017 Silver (8th)
• June 8 – Forsberg Memorial, LI
• June 16 – Battle at Monmouth, NJ
• June 22/23 Summer Slam, West Chester, PA
• June 29 – Gorilla Invitational, (UMass) Amherst, MA
• July 7 – Surf & Turf Classic, LI
• July 12/13 – Tri-State National Festival, Princeton Junction, NJ
2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 (7th, 6th, 5th, 4th)
• June 8 – Forsberg Memorial, LI
• June 15 – Roughrider, LI
• June 22 – Bigtime Shootout, LI
• July 13/14 – Sweet Laxin’, Bridgewater, NJ
• July 27/28 – Chocolatetown Shootout, Hershey, PA
2022 (3rd)
• June 8 – Forsberg Memorial. LI
• June 15 – Roughrider, LI
• June 22 – Bigtime Shootout, LI
• 4th tournament TBA
Travel Lacrosse Players needed for 7th grade and 8th/9th grade teams
The LI Outlaws have the following positions open in the organization. All other teams filled;
Current 7th grade - 1 defenseman, 1 midfielder
U15 (current 8th/9th) - 1 defenseman, 1 midfielder
Please contact info@lioutlawslax.com or 631-553-0771 to inquire
Current 7th grade - 1 defenseman, 1 midfielder
U15 (current 8th/9th) - 1 defenseman, 1 midfielder
Please contact info@lioutlawslax.com or 631-553-0771 to inquire
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