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	Registration for the Spring 2010 Season is full

Due to the high demand of boy's signing up the Spring Lacrosse season is full.
Please mark your calendars if you are interested that registration for the Spring is always conducted in November of the prior year, with returning players given the first week priority before the registration is open to the public.
For the past eleven seasons we have always filled all open slots before Thanksgiving.

	HEADLINES

2 Day Lacrosse Clinic at ARHS during February Vacation
2 Day Lacrosse Clinic February...
ESPN's 2010 College Lacrosse Schedule released
ESPNU will lead ESPN's college lacrosse...
ESPNU Warrior Classic Set to Launch in 2010
ESPN announced today the creation of the ESPNU...
2010 Stick Head Specs
Okay, here's the skinny: the NCAA rules committee...
LOST & FOUND
We have a lost and found section on the website,...

	2 Day Lacrosse Clinic at ARHS during February Vacation

by posted 02/07/2010

2 Day Lacrosse Clinic

February Vacation Week

Boys 5th thru 8th Grade

Wed & Thur Feb 17-18 from 1PM-4PM

Cost $50 per person

ARHS Boy's Lacrosse Team will host this fundraiser clinic and will run fun drills, scrimmages and competitions and demonstrate plays they run at the high school level.

Dust off that stick and come have a great time!

Full Lacrosse gear is required, including helmet, cup and mouthguard.

Questions please call Jim Hegarty 508-624-4875

Click on the link for registration form and send the form and payment payable to ARHS Boosters by Feb 11th.

	ESPN's 2010 College Lacrosse Schedule released

by posted 02/07/2010

ESPNU will lead ESPN's college lacrosse coverage with increased game coverage this season, including 40 men's and women's regular-season contests combined, in addition to one live ESPN2 and ESPN360.com game. The networks will televise 57 games overall, including 42 regular-season contests (up from 30) and 15 NCAA Tournament games across ESPNU, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN360.com. Coverage will begin on ESPNU on Friday, Feb. 19, at 5:00 p.m. ET, when No. 6 Johns Hopkins hosts Manhattan. Read more...

	ESPNU Warrior Classic Set to Launch in 2010

by posted 02/07/2010

ESPN announced today the creation of the ESPNU Warrior Classic, a doubleheader that will be played Saturday, April 24, at Rentschler Field in East Hartford, Conn.

The doubleheader will feature No. 17 Denver vs. Fairfield at 11:00 a.m. ET, followed by No. 18 Massachusetts vs. No. 13 Georgetown at 1:30 p.m. Both games will be televised live on ESPNU.

Click Here to read the full story

	2010 Stick Head Specs

by posted 08/01/2009

Okay, here's the skinny: the NCAA rules committee was getting all sorts of jacked up about these 6'4", 225 lb. middies running down the field cradling through and over 5-6 defensemen and sticking a high, hard one on an overmatched goalie. They felt that more injuries may occur because harder stick and body checks would be thrown to try and dislodge the ball from the current lacrosse heads. The solution? Change the lacrosse head specs for NCAA play, making the lacrosse heads wider in the throat area, which would allow more "free dislodgment of the ball" during the course of a game. What does all this mean to John Q Laxrat? We’ve tried to outline the changes and preempt any three-minute illegal stick penalties below.

Most youth and high school lacrosse programs will not be affected by the new lacrosse head specification changes. If you have any questions please contact your local lacrosse chapter or state organization for further clarification on the rule changes in your area.

	LOST & FOUND

by posted 04/18/2009

We have a lost and found section on the website, which is where these items will be moved. Please put your names in your equipment, or better yet please do not leave it at the fields :)