LOCATION:
Kellogg Zaher Park
7901 W. Washington Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89128

DATES: 
December 20th - 22nd

DIVISIONS:
High School Boys
7th-8th Grade Boys
4th - 6th Grade Boys

TIMES:
10:00am - 2:00pm


PRICE:
Before December 1st - $199
December 1st - start - $249
*50% off goalies: Goalies must play as goalies the entire camp. Type in coupon code, goaliesrock, during registration.

FORMAT/SCHEDULE:

Each day players will be run through a sequence of drills, game situations, and scrimmages. Coaches will cover a diverse range of skillsets, break bad habits, review advanced formations, and much more. Players will be split up by age and skill level to give the appropriate instruction for each player.

Additions:
Monday: 20th

****6:00pm - 8:00pm

Coaching the Coaches:
Leavitt MS

4701 Quadrel Street
Las Vegas, NV 89129

This is free for all coaches and highly recommended for any new or returning coach.

Tuesday: 21st
****6:00pm - 8:00pm
College Night: Leavitt MS

Leavitt MS

4701 Quadrel Street
Las Vegas, NV 89129

Camp coaches, who are also admission counselors, will review the important steps for players making the move to college. 

**Free for all parents and players who've registered for camp.
**$50 for all parents/players not registered for camp.

SNLA Alumni Game RESCHEDULED for 6PM on Monday, December 27th at the VIPER Lacrosse Fields:
Participate and/or watch the best talent in the valley compete at 6:00PM at Viper Lacrosse fields. Featuring some of the most accomplished players from Las Vegas, you won't be able to miss this game. Check-in in at 5:00PM.


Joe Romano

Romano coached the Professional NLL San Jose Stealth and MLL San Francisco Dragons. Joe is the former Head Coach at Division II NDNU.

     Romano is currently College Counselor at Bellarmine College Preparatory School in San Jose. He is a great resource for his vast lacrosse knowledge along with his experience with college recruitment.


Tony Smith
Smith returns for a fourth season as the NCAA DII Belmont Abbey Defensive Coordinator, Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. For a third consecutive season, the Crusaders defensive unit allowed opposing teams less than 10 points per game in 2010.  2010 was also the second consecutive season the Crusader defensive unit caused more than 100 turnovers with 126.