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U13 2010 NH BOYS AND GIRLS ALL STAR PROGRAM
TRYOUTS - 12 MAY FOR GIRLS – 5 MAY FOR BOYS – NH SPORTSPLEX, TECHNOLOGY DRIVE, BEDFORD, NH 5:30 PM – FEE $25
NH Tomahawks Club

2010 - Summer Team Try Out Dates:
U-11 (2 teams), U-13 (2 teams) & U-15 (2 teams): May 23 & 24
U-19 (3 teams): June 13 & 14
U-16 (1 team), U-17 (2 teams): June 15 & 16

For more information on the Tomahawks summer program including practice dates, tournament dates and coaching staff, please visit the website: www.nhtomahawks.com
2010 CAMPS:

Women’s Lacrosse Camp Directory

http://www.womenslax.com/camps_clinics_tournaments.asp?t=2

UNH Girls Lacrosse Camp

Day Camp 5-10 year old

http://www.unhwildcats.com/camps/lax_climbing_cat

Overnight Camp 10-18 year old

http://www.unhwildcats.com/camps/lax_overnight

SNHU Boys & Girls Lacrosse Camps

SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE ALL-STAR LACROSSE CAMP
Boys and Girls Ages 8-14
July 26-29, 2010
Download Brochure

For More Information: Contact:

Men's lacrosse coach Paul Calkins at p.calkins@snhu.edu or 603-645-9759

Women's lacrosse coach Mary Squire at a.squire@snhu.edu or 603.645.9749

WOMEN'S SUMMER LACROSSE LEAGUE
Dates: Wednesday nights from 5:00-8:30, June 18th-August 6th

(June 18, 25; July 2,9,16,23,30; August 6)
For More Information e-mail women's lacrosse coach Mary Squire at a.squire@snhu.edu
Download Brochure (Word)

Yale Girls Lacrosse Camp

http://bulldoglacrossecamps.yolasite.com/

GameBreaker Boys & Girls Lacrosse Camps

http://www.laxcamps.com/camps/campLocation.html

Nike Boys & Girls Lacrosse Camps

http://www.ussportscamps.com/lacrosse/

GSE Girls Lacrosse Camps

http://www.gse-lax.com/Camps/2010%20Lax%20Camp%20Brochure.htm

Summer Boys Lacrosse League

http://www.hometeamsonline.com/teams/?u=GRANITE_STATE_WARRIORS&s=lacrosse&t=c

More Lacrosse camps in NH:
http://www.mysummercamps.com/

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Health

Concussion.. Here is a story parents and athletes should read: ...To Meehan, Maggie’s hardship at school is telling, and highlights yet another aspect of concussions that’s waiting to be explored. “Nobody ever recognized that if someone’s brain isn’t functioning properly because of a concussion, his grades are inevitably going to be affected,” he says. “A lot of ‘dumb jocks’ were probably just kids hugely affected by many concussions. But nobody knew it and nobody helped them.” Meehan sees a disconnect between academic and physical expectations: “Kids wouldn’t fail gym if they couldn’t do 10 push-ups with a broken arm. But with concussions, it’s a different story.”... William Meehan, MD, director of Children’s Sports Concussion Clinic in the Division of Sports Medicine

Typically a Concussion happens when a person is struck in the head, but it can also occur if an athlete is hit on the facemask or chest, causing the head to snap forward or backward. Q&A: Concussions

Concussion Signs and Symptoms: