Greater Cleveland Lacrosse...Growing Box Lacrosse In Northeast Ohio.
LOCATION
NC Soccer Club of Hudson
5661 Stow Road, Hudson, Ohio 44236
SESSIONS & TIMES
Dates: December 2-February 10 (Saturday afternoons/evenings)
*No play over the holidays on December 23 & 30
Times: Field 2 (4:00, 5:00, 6:00, & 7:00); Field 3 (3:40, 4:40, 5:40, & 6:40)
PLAYER FEES
Players fees UNTIL October 29, 2023 ($280.00)
*Includes sublimated jersey & 8 sessions of play (possibly 9).
Player fees STARTING October 30, 2023 ($295.00)
*Includes sublimated jersey & 8 sessions of play (possibly 9).
Registrations closes on November 11, 2023.
All registrations are first come, first served.
NO refunds after November 11, 2023 ($50 non-refundable).
Players should have an updated athletic physical and current concussion test.
High school players are encouraged to have a current USBOXLA or USALacrosse membership.
WINTER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
VIKINGS A
Group 1 Champions
Hoover High School
PREPPERS
Group 2 Champions
University School
WINGS
Group 3 Champions
Shaker Heights High School
Wadsworth High School
SPIRIT OF THE GAME RECIPIENTS
Carter Klein, Renegades
Rocco Ross, Stars
Carson Dungan, Vikings B
Nico Monger, Bombers B
Andres Moreno, Griffins
Jack Schwendeman, Bees
Cal Pringle, Vikings A
Greg Thomas, Polar Bears A
Peter Zografakis, Warriors
Hunter Brownfield, Bombers A
Preston Blue, Preppers
Jack Gellin, Tigers
Bryce Allen, Wildcats
Jack Sutton, Explorers A
Tristan Pitts, Wings
Lewis Brennan, Knights
Richard Shen, Polar Bears B
Ian Katz, Explorers B
Week 8 Results (2/10/24)
Vikings > Polar Bears (5-4 shootout)
Vikings > Polar Bears (5-4 shootout)
Vikings > Polar Bears (5-4 shootout)
For the first time in Winter League history, the game ended in a shootout. Both teams fought hard all game long, played great defense, and competed for the title. In the end, the Vikings were able to get it done in the shootout! Congratulations to both squads as they move into the spring.
Preppers > Tigers (6-5)
Vikings > Polar Bears (5-4 shootout)
Vikings > Polar Bears (5-4 shootout)
In another thrilling rivalry game for a title, the Preppers were able to come out and avenge an early season loss to the Tigers. Both teams showed lots of grit, determination, & effort. This is one of the classic area rivalries that keeps getting better with each matchup. Great job boys!
Wings > Knights (4-2)
Vikings > Polar Bears (5-4 shootout)
Wildcats > Explorers (11-2)
To close out the Group Finals, the Wings were able to continue their tough defense by shutting down the Knights and holding them to just 2 goals. The boys from Wadsworth & Shaker united under the Wings banner to claim the group 3 crown. Good luck to the Knights and Wings players as they move on to the spring.
Wildcats > Explorers (11-2)
Wildcats > Explorers (11-2)
Wildcats > Explorers (11-2)
Another rivalry game that got settled quickly in the box. The Wildcats were just too much for a roster depleted Explorers squad. Coach Bernlohr has a talented squad who will be ready to go in March. Coach Schwind & co will get things rolling soon with a talented roster. Good luck to both teams.
Bombers A > Warriors (7-6)
Wildcats > Explorers (11-2)
Bombers A > Warriors (7-6)
It was a great day to be a Bomber as both teams claimed W's. This game was back and forth, but the boys from Kenston were able to pull it out in the 3rd and hang on against a feisty team from Walsh. Both teams worked really hard all winter and showed a lot of growth. Good luck to the Bombers and Warriors this spring.
Bees > Griffins (5-4)
Wildcats > Explorers (11-2)
Bombers A > Warriors (7-6)
The Bees were able to get a lot of playing time this week as the Griffins, playing with just a handful of players, tried to make it a contest. Both groups of boys fought hard, showed some great plays, and eventually wrapped up the winter season with a 1 goal game. Good luck to both groups as they move on to spring.
Bombers B > Vikings B (6-3)
Explorers B > Polar Bears B (10-3)
Explorers B > Polar Bears B (10-3)
The young Bombers came out and played a hard nosed game and took it to the Vikings by beating them 6-3 in the season finale. We look forward to seeing all the development and progress of both teams as they move into their spring seasons. Good luck!
Explorers B > Polar Bears B (10-3)
Explorers B > Polar Bears B (10-3)
Explorers B > Polar Bears B (10-3)
The young Explorers look to have a bright future as they stayed unbeaten and took it to the junior Polar Bears. Both teams made huge strides during the winter and should be well conditioned for the start of the spring. Good luck to both squads!