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Dave Cottle’s Lacrosse History
Dave Cottle was a three-time All-American at Salisbury State in the ’70s before embarking on a prolific coaching career spanning nearly 30 years as a Division I head coach at Loyola and Maryland.
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Lacrosse-Related Endeavors
While LSG does represent events and production in numerous sports, we spoke with Coach Cottle about the lacrosse-related projects that it’s involved in.
Fivestar
Fivestar Elite Lacrosse is an invite-only event. Boys 2024s may apply or be recommended by a club or high school coach for consideration here. Invitations are in progress and are sent on a rolling basis.
Ocean City
The Ocean City Lacrosse Classic is a destination tournament with some of the best lacrosse competition in the country.
Each year, more than 100 teams, 3,000 contestants, and 10,000 fans participate. This historic tournament just got more interesting as LSG has put up a $10,000 prize for the winning team.
Naptown Challenge
This tournament brings elite, nationally-recognized club teams from across the country to Annapolis, Maryland, to compete in a three-day event comprised of two tournament days at several field locations in the city’s area, culminating with a championship event at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Championship games for all four high school divisions are televised on ESPN3.
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Spire Institute
SPIRE Institute & Academy is a comprehensive academic, athletic, personal and career development experience located within a world-class event and wellness complex. LSG is helping the SPIRE Institute to find a head coach/director of lacrosse to join their growing team. If interested, you can find more information here.
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Chargers La Crosse Technology
Manual in Russian for La Crosse \ Technoline BC900, BC9009, BC1000
Quick guide to working with La Crosse \ Technoline BC900, BC9009, BC1000
Instruction in Russian for La Crosse \ Technoline BC700
Quick reference guide for working with La Crosse \ Technoline BC-700
Instruction in Russian for La Crosse \ Technoline BC450
Instruction in Russian for La Crosse \ Technoline BC250
Chargers Kweller
Russian manual for Kweller X-2000
Russian manual for Kweller X-1900
Russian manual for Kweller X-1000
Russian manual for Kweller X-800
Russian manual for Kweller X-1200
Manual in Russian for Kweller D-500
Manual in Russian for Kweller D-700
Chargers Maha Energy USA
Manual in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C9000
Manual in Russian language for MAHA POWEREX MH-C204U
Manual in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C204W
Manual in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C808M
Manual in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C800S
9000 in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C801D
Instruction in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C401FS
Instruction in Russian i language for MAHA POWEREX MH-C1090F
Manual in Russian for MAHA POWEREX MH-C490F
Chargers Nitecore
Instructions in Russian for the Nitecore I2 charger
Instruction in Russian for the Nitecore I4 charger
Manual in Russian for the LiitoKala Engineer Lii-500 charger Weather stations
Manual in Russian for the professional weather station Kweller S-8200
Manual for using the Heavy Weather Pro program (for weather stations of the 2800 series)
Manual on Russian for the professional weather station La Crosse WS2800
La Crosse WS2800 Professional Weather Station Quick Setup Guide
Manual in Russian for the professional weather station La Crosse WS2801
La Crosse WS2801 Professional Weather Station Quick Setup Guide
Manual in Russian for home weather station La Crosse WS9057
Instruction in Russian for La Crosse WS9257 home weather station
Software
Heavy Weather Pro software for La Crosse WS2800 and WS2801 weather stations
Instruction in Russian for Cheerson CX-10W quadcopter
90,000 Shumakov on the Amur lacrosse goal: this is part of hockey, no one expects
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Shumakov on lacrosse goal Amur: this is part of hockey, no one expects
Avangard Omsk forward Sergey Shumakov said that no one in hockey expects an opponent to try to score in the lacrosse style. Sport RIA Novosti, 09/08/2020
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In Crimea, the satellite took the Russian lacrosse champion into a cliff
This way was offered to Nikolai by the satellite. Photo courtesy of the Ministry of Emergencies.
Searched for dogs and helicopters
Yalta rescuers found the body of 27-year-old Nikolai Efimov, a striker of the Russian national lacrosse team, who disappeared in the Crimean mountains on February 2. He and his wife arrived in Yalta, they settled in a hotel, but that day Nikolai went for a walk along the Botkin Trail alone.
– His wife reported the disappearance of Nikolai, – Tatiana Zheleznaya, a Yalta mine rescuer of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, told Komsomolskaya Pravda – Crimea. – The active phase of the search took five days, moreover, we had to navigate only by the photographs that Nikolai took on his phone during his walk and sent to his wife. He took the last photo at about 5 pm, which is quite late, because in an hour it was already getting dark.
Dozens of rescuers participated in the search operation. They decided not to invite volunteers – for unprepared people, the terrain was extremely dangerous.
– Rescuers from Yalta, Bakhchisarai and Simferopol were involved, says Tatiana. – However, the photos from the phone did not help us much, as did the points obtained using Nikolay’s phone billing. Cynologists were attracted, but the dogs took us anywhere, just not where we needed to. I was looking for a helicopter for two days. Everything was useless – among the ridges, couloirs and depressions, it was possible to find a person only by chance, and we did not have such a case.
Google made a mistake
After 10 days, searches were canceled.In those weather conditions, it was clear that Nicholas could no longer be found alive, and the rescuers had plenty of other “losses” as well. The search operation “stuck” for two weeks, until Tatiana Zheleznaya discovered an interesting photograph on the Internet.
– This was the so-called track – Nikolai’s path on the ground, tracked with the help of his phone by a satellite and displayed in his Google account on a computer, says Tatiana. – It turned out that this track was posted on the social network by a friend of Nikolai’s sister – apparently, they got into his computer.I put this path on the maps, and it became clear how he rushed along the edge of the plateau above the upper reaches of the Yauzlar in search of a descent, and where he eventually went.
The track shows Nikolay rushing about. Photo: Ministry of Emergencies.
It turned out that the satellite played a cruel joke with Nikolai. The photographs clearly show (see photo – author) that the map showed him a fairly wide path. Along it, in the dark, Nikolai went.
Nikolay fell into this cliff. Photo: Ministry of Emergencies.
“And there was no path there, where Google got it from, I don’t know,” says the rescuer.- There were solid cliffs. Nikolai fell into one of them. By the way, the Google administration has already been notified of an error on their map.
The body was lifted on March 4th. According to Tatyana, the tragedy, as often happens, occurred, among other things, due to excessive self-confidence – if Nikolai, realizing that he was lost, immediately called the rescuers, and did not try to go downstairs on his own, he would have been found alive that evening.
sports news 21 July 2021
Sport 21 July 2021
VACCINES. The Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation, with the support of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, sent the Sputnik V vaccine to athletes of the national teams of Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia.
DOPING. FIFA imposed sanctions on three Russian footballers for anti-doping violations. Ivan Knyazev and Daria Meshcheryakova were disqualified for two years, Vladimir Obukhov was temporarily suspended until December 2, 2021.
OLYMPIAD. The International Olympic Committee has approved a new motto for the Olympic Games: Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together.Previously, the motto was shorter: “Faster, higher, stronger.”
Toshiro Muto, executive director of the organizing committee of the Games in Tokyo, did not rule out the possible cancellation of the Games before the start of the competition in the event of an increase in those infected with coronavirus. The opening ceremony is scheduled for 23 July. On July 20, at the Olympics, nine new positive tests for coronavirus were recorded, and the total number of infected reached 71.
20-year-old Ugandan weightlifter Julius Sekitoleko, who had previously escaped from a hotel in Tokyo, was found in Mie Prefecture.
This is reported by the police.
The International Olympic Committee at a session in Tokyo voted for the recognition of six international sports federations: the International Cheerleading Union (ICU), the International Federation of Muay Thai Associations (IFMA), the International Sambo Federation (FIAS), the International Icestock Federation (IFI), the World Association of Kickboxing Organizations (WAKO), World Lacrosse Federation (WL).
FOOTBALL. The lawn was completely replaced at the Gazprom Arena stadium in St. Petersburg.The operation included dismantling the previous pavement, leveling the base of the field, and laying, leveling, preparing and testing the new field. The previous turf served four years: matches of the Confederations Cup, World Championship and European Championship were held on it.
The Russian national team will play their home matches of the 2022 World Cup qualifying tournament with Slovakia and Cyprus in Kazan and St.
Petersburg. Our team will host Slovaks on October 8 (21.45) in the capital of Tatarstan, and will play in the Northern capital on November 11 (20.00) with Cypriots.
HOCKEY. Forward Alexander Kucheryavenko, who played for SKA for many years, moved to Dynamo St. Petersburg. The 33-year-old center has a one-year contract. Kucheryavenko spent 13 seasons in the KHL, and played in SKA from 2008 to 2014.
CHESS. At the World Cup in Sochi in the 1/32 finals, the second seeded American Fabiano Caruano unexpectedly dropped out, losing to Kazakhstani Rinat Dzhumabaev – 0.5: 1.5.The world champion Norwegian Magnus Carlsen, as well as St. Petersburgers Nikita Vitiugov, Peter Svidler and Vladimir Fedoseev, made their way to the 1/16 finals.
The material was published in the newspaper “St. Petersburg Vedomosti” No. 132 (6970) from 21.07.2021 under the heading “Briefly: sports news on July 21, 2021”.
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