Toronto Stars Lacrosse Association
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It's Canada's "National Summer Sport" for girls and boys age 4 to 21. Stars Lacrosse league goals are:
The Toronto Stars Lacrosse house league is located in Scarborough,
Ontario. House League begins in mid April and wraps up in late June.
Games are played Mondays through Thursdays at
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NEXT REGISTRATION BOYS/GIRLS BOX LACROSSE:
NEXT REGISTRATION GIRLS FIELD LACROSSE:
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--THE GIRLS PROGRAM at Stephen Leacock is designed for Girls ages 11 - 18 who have some interest in playing girls field lacrosse at the Rep level. (Either Rep returnees or players with a strong desire to compete at a high level.)
Full equipment
--STARS GIRLS STICK SKILLS TRY-IT NIGHTS FOR BEGINNERS...(free, no charge).
For more info girls clinic contact Jim Calder:james.calder2@sympatico.ca
--BOYS/GIRLS BOX CLINIC:(open to both boys & girls)If you are not already registered, you will be able to register at these clinics. If you are bringing a friend from the Scarborough area, he must also sign a form for insurance purposes ONLY.
Full equipment
price: $5.00/player/per night
For more info clinic contact Rick Fitchett : allstars@starslacrosse.com
(SEE BOYS or GIRLS PAGE FOR THE SCHEDULE OF CLINICS)
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President's Message
The Toronto Stars Lacrosse Association focuses on promoting Canada’s
National Summer Sport to everyone, regardless of gender or skill level.
The volunteer executive strives to create a Safe & Fun environment
with an emphasis on developing Sportsmanship, Leadership, Teamwork and
basic Lacrosse skills. The executive will always try our best to be accessible to our members
or to anyone who has questions or concerns regarding the game or the league.
We have always considered the Toronto Stars to be YOUR LEAGUE, not ours,
and this is demonstrated by our history of implementing changes on the
requests or consensus of players and parents. We believe it takes the
involvement of the whole community to run a successful organization &
we sincerely encourage everyone to become more involved with your league.
We would like to recognize and thank all the volunteers who have made
our first eight seasons a huge success, and wish everyone the best in lacrosse
this year. Ron Parkinson - League President
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BOYS/GIRLS CLINICS
Times are 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Stephen Leacock arena, 2500 Birchmount Road, it is on Birchmount just north of Sheppard.
price: $5.00/player/per night
(SEE GIRLS PAGE FOR THE SCHEDULE OF CLINICS)
"Girls ages 7-16 who have an interest in field or box lacrosse at the House League Level are invited to come out and "Try-It" at Jack Miner Sr. Public School - located on the south side of Guildwood Parkway in-between Galloway and Morningside at the Bluffs. Beginner Stick Skill Clinics will run from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. every Tuesday from Jan. 26th - April 6th. We loan you the stick and the ball and provide instruction on how to pass, catch, shoot, cradle and scoop. Give it a try!"
For all your friends that are NOT in the Scarborough area, they must get permission from their home club to come out to these clinics.
Looking forward to seeing all of you.
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Times are 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Stephen Leacock arena, 2500 Birchmount Road, it is on Birchmount just north of Sheppard.
Or call:905-477-2966 or 416-431-7969I had no idea that Lacrosse was such a huge sport. I had never watched Lacrosse until Tyler walked into this first practice back in May.
I wanted to say Thank You for bringing us into the Lacrosse world. I should especially thank the Joslings for the phone call to come to the arena that night. Lacrosse is a great thing.
Tyler, Aaron and I have had a great summer. We enjoyed meeting so many new families and the hours spent cheering on our team.
Thanks to Rick, Eric, Jason and Scott for their patience, encouragement, and support of the boys and passing on so much knowledge of the sport. To Eric, a special thanks for taking such good care of Tyler in between periods - I always thought that was so cute.
Dona Lei, what can I say. You are contagious and Im glad I caught it. I love your spirit, your energy and enthusiasm and your true love of the sport. Thanks!
The First Nations began playing the sport more than 500 years ago. Today lacrosse not only
remains an integral part of native culture, but is played by thousands of people
across Canada. From its origin as 'The Creator's Game' to the overwhelming popularity of
the Toronto Rock and the modern game, lacrosse has survived the test of time after
treading down a long, controversial path that led it to become recognized as Canada's
official national sport.
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