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Baseball House League, for ages Kindergarten through 8th Grade, is a community based baseball program for the beginner through the most experienced player. The Bronco and Pony House League programs will engage in a semi-competitive travel-like league called the North Shore Youth House Baseball League. All other age groups will play games in-house, against other teams in their age group. House League is where it all starts and is the foundation for the player who wishes to someday compete at the highest level. This is a great program to enjoy the game while playing in your community with friends. All House League divisions will be centered on learning/developing the fundamentals of the game, success, safety and above all, FUN.Players will be instructed in the BASIC fundamentals of the game by qualified volunteer coaches. This is a co-ed league where the children will bat off a tee for the 1st half of the season, with the goal in mind of hitting live pitching from their coach’s hallway through the season. Game play will allow all kids to bat, allow all kids to play every position, with the philosophy of basic skill development in mind. We want all the kids to learn the basics of the game at every position at this level. Each game and/or practice is 60 minutes.
Brand New in 2018 – Join LFHS Feeder Softball Coaches, Alexis Paulsen and Nikki Livengood to learn the fundamentals of Girls Softball in a fun and safe environment. Goals of this program will range from introductory skill development to advanced game strategy, depending on age group. This is a great program for Girls interested in trying the sport for the first time and for the avid, competitive softball player as skills will be advanced at the older age groups. All divisions will practice once a week and play the other. Younger divisions will engage in loose game play scrimmages that will be used to teach during play. Older divisions will feature a higher level of competitiveness. Player uniforms are included in the registration fee.Lake Bluff Residents will qualify for Resident pricing.
Our Spring Coaches are back for our third session of Learn-2-Lax for our youngest lacrosse players (grades K-1). Your son will learn the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun, engaging, and positive environment from members of the LFLA Spring Coaching Staff -- all former college lacrosse players. Player-to-coach ratio of approximately 10:1. Players will receive a practice jersey, but will need to bring their own stick, helmet, and gloves. Cleats, shoulder pads and elbow pads are encouraged.
Ready to start Lacrosse? Join IGLA this Spring for a weekly 1 hour clinic for the younger lacrosse player. These clinics are exclusively for girls in Kindergarten through 1st grade that want to learn the Fundamentals of lacrosse. The goals of this program are to introduce and develop basic skills for our youngest players, using fun games and coaching techniques. After you register for this program, please go to www.iglax.org to fill out a player information form.Note - Sticks will be made available and soft balls will be utilized for this program to promote skill development and ensure safety. Mouth guards and goggles are not required.
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