The edge lacrosse. EDGE Training Academy: Elevating Women’s Lacrosse Development

How does EDGE Training Academy’s Women’s Academy program enhance lacrosse skills. What are the key components of the year-long training schedule. How does the program support player recruitment and exposure to college coaches.

The Evolution of EDGE Training Academy’s Women’s Program

EDGE Training Academy has taken a significant leap forward in women’s lacrosse development with the introduction of their Women’s Academy program. This innovative offering represents years of careful planning and vision, designed to provide female players with unparalleled opportunities for year-round training and development.

The Women’s Academy draws inspiration from the success of EDGE’s Men’s Academy, which has already propelled men’s training, development, and recruitment to new heights. By adapting this proven model for women, EDGE aims to create a comprehensive program that caters specifically to the needs of female lacrosse players.

Key Features of the Women’s Academy

• Year-round training schedule
• Elite-level coaching and development
• Team uniforms and apparel
• Two distinct teams: Women’s Varsity (U19/U17) and Women’s JV (U15/U13)
• Focus on local training in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)

Comprehensive Training Schedule: A Year-Round Approach

The Women’s Academy program offers a meticulously planned training schedule that spans the entire year, ensuring continuous skill development and conditioning for players. The schedule is divided into three main phases: Fall, Winter, and Spring-Summer.

Fall Training (September 16 – December 12)

The fall training schedule provides a solid foundation for players, offering multiple weekly sessions across various locations:

• Mondays: 8-9pm – Optional East End training in Oshawa
• Wednesdays: 7-9pm – Lacrosse training in Mississauga
• Saturdays: 1-2:30pm – Lacrosse training in Mississauga
• Sundays (November 7 – December 12): Indoor training in Vaughan

Winter Training (January 16 – April 24)

The winter program maintains momentum with a 15-week indoor training schedule, offering 2 hours of focused practice each week.

Spring Training (May 1 – June 5)

As the weather improves, the 8-week spring training program prepares players for summer recruiting events with 2 hours of weekly training. Sessions are scheduled on weekends and potentially weeknights, taking into account OWFL and high school schedules.

Exposure and Recruitment: Bridging Players to College Opportunities

EDGE Training Academy places a strong emphasis on providing players with exposure to college coaches and recruitment opportunities. This focus is evident in several aspects of the program:

Fall Scrimmages and Exhibitions

The academy plans to organize local scrimmages and exhibitions with nearby clubs and schools. These events will be filmed, providing valuable highlight reels and video footage for college coaches to review.

Top Prospects Event

A marquee event in the fall schedule is the Top Prospects showcase, scheduled for September 25-27. This individual-based event features:

• Participation of the top 40 players from the 2022 graduating class
• Guest coaches providing expert instruction
• A college coaching panel offering insights into the recruitment process
• Combine and skills testing components
• Live streaming on LSN (Lacrosse Sports Network)

USA Travel and Recruiting Events

Recognizing the importance of U.S. recruiting events in women’s lacrosse, EDGE is carefully considering participation in these crucial exposure opportunities:

• Potential travel to U.S. events for the U19 girls’ team
• Focus on recruiting events opening in November
• Commitment to discussing travel safety with team members and families before making decisions

Summer Events: Showcasing Talent on a National Stage

The culmination of the year-round training program comes in the form of high-profile summer recruiting events. Contingent on safe travel conditions, EDGE plans to attend 1-2 prestigious tournaments that offer:

• Access to the most competitive recruiting events in women’s lacrosse
• Maximum exposure to college coaches from top programs
• Opportunities for players to showcase their skills against elite competition

These summer events serve as a capstone to the year-long development process, allowing players to demonstrate their growth and compete for collegiate opportunities.

Training Hour Breakdown: Maximizing Player Development

The Women’s Academy program offers an impressive total of 82.5 hours of structured training throughout the year. This comprehensive schedule ensures that players receive consistent, high-quality instruction and practice time to hone their skills.

Fall Training Hours

• Monday sessions: 6 hours total (1 hour per week for 6 weeks)
• Wednesday sessions: 14 hours total (2 hours per week for 7 weeks)
• Saturday sessions: 10.5 hours total (1.5 hours per week for 7 weeks)
• Sunday indoor sessions: 12 hours total (2 hours per week for 6 weeks)

Winter Training Hours

• Sunday sessions: 30 hours total (2 hours per week for 15 weeks)

Spring Training Hours

• Tuesday/Saturday sessions: 16 hours total (2 hours per week for 8 weeks)

The EDGE Advantage: Why Choose the Women’s Academy Program?

EDGE Training Academy’s Women’s Academy program offers several unique advantages that set it apart from other lacrosse development programs:

1. Year-Round Development

Unlike seasonal programs, EDGE provides continuous training throughout the year, allowing players to maintain momentum and consistently improve their skills.

2. Elite Coaching

Players benefit from instruction by experienced coaches who understand the nuances of women’s lacrosse and can provide targeted feedback for improvement.

3. Comprehensive Approach

The program addresses all aspects of player development, including physical training, tactical understanding, and mental preparation for high-level competition.

4. Recruitment Focus

With a strong emphasis on college recruitment, EDGE provides players with valuable exposure opportunities and guidance throughout the recruitment process.

5. Local and National Opportunities

The program balances local training in the GTA with potential travel to prestigious U.S. events, offering a well-rounded experience for players.

Preparing for Success: How EDGE Equips Players for the Next Level

The Women’s Academy program at EDGE Training Academy is designed to prepare players for success at both the high school and collegiate levels. Here’s how the program achieves this goal:

Skill Development

Through consistent, targeted training sessions, players can refine their fundamental skills and develop advanced techniques essential for high-level play.

Tactical Understanding

The program emphasizes strategic aspects of the game, helping players develop a deeper understanding of team tactics and individual roles within various systems of play.

Physical Conditioning

Year-round training ensures that players maintain peak physical condition, improving their speed, agility, and endurance to meet the demands of competitive lacrosse.

Mental Preparation

By participating in high-pressure situations like scrimmages and recruiting events, players develop the mental toughness and confidence necessary to perform at elite levels.

Exposure to College Coaches

The program’s focus on recruitment events and video highlights provides players with crucial exposure to college coaches, increasing their chances of playing at the next level.

The Future of Women’s Lacrosse: EDGE’s Role in Growing the Game

EDGE Training Academy’s commitment to developing women’s lacrosse extends beyond individual player improvement. The program plays a significant role in growing the sport as a whole:

Raising the Bar for Training Programs

By offering a comprehensive, year-round program, EDGE sets a new standard for women’s lacrosse development, encouraging other organizations to enhance their offerings.

Increasing Collegiate Opportunities

Through its focus on recruitment and exposure, EDGE helps create more opportunities for female players to compete at the collegiate level, both in Canada and the United States.

Developing Future Leaders

The program not only produces skilled players but also helps cultivate future coaches, officials, and ambassadors for the sport of women’s lacrosse.

Fostering a Supportive Community

EDGE’s Women’s Academy brings together passionate players, creating a supportive network that can help grow the sport from the grassroots level.

As EDGE Training Academy continues to refine and expand its Women’s Academy program, it is poised to make a lasting impact on the landscape of women’s lacrosse in Canada and beyond. By providing comprehensive training, focusing on player development, and creating pathways to collegiate opportunities, EDGE is helping to shape the future of the sport and empower the next generation of female lacrosse players.

WOMEN

We are excited to introduce a brand-new offering for our women’s program, Women’s Academy. This has been a few years in the making, our vision is to provide female players the opportunity to enhance their lacrosse training and development in a year long program.

The Women’s Academy program is modelled after our Men’s Academy that has brought our men’s training, development, and recruitment to new heights. The Academy program is designed to offer training and fitness for members locally here in the GTA and provide them elite level coaching and development and outfit the team with uniforms and apparel. We will have two teams in the women’s academy, Women’s Varsity (U19/U17) and Women’s JV (U15/U13).

Training Schedule

Below you will find a summary of our 2020 – 2021 training schedule. We will be finalizing the team schedule for fall in the next few days. Our winter and spring-summer schedule will be finalized in the early Fall.

Fall – September 16 – December 12

Monday 8-9pm – Lacrosse Training – OSHAWA – Monday is an optional EAST END training for players that can make it

Wednesday 7-9pm – Lacrosse Training – MISSISSAUGA

Saturday 1-230pm – Lacrosse Training – MISSISSAUGA

Sundays Nov 7 – Dec 12 (INDOORS) – VAUGHAN

Fall Scrimmages

We are looking at finalizing a few local scrimmages and exhibitions with local clubs and schools for our women’s team. These events will be filmed to provide highlights and video to college coaches.

Fall Events

• Top Prospects will be an individual based event Sept 25-27 featuring the Top 40 2022 players with guest coaches, a college coaching panel, combine and skills testing component streamed on LSN
• The Hill is hosting an event Oct 31, Nov 1 and we will be attending
• USA Travel
  • We are still reviewing the possibility of US travel events for the U19 girls. Recruiting events will open in November and have traditionally been a big part of women’s exposure and recruitment.
  • We will discuss this at length with the team and families and determine whether it is safe to travel

Winter – January 16 – April 24

We will offer a 15 week women’s winter training program. 2 hours a week indoors.

Spring – May 1st – June 5th

8 week Spring training May 1st  – June 19th. Teams will train 2 hours each week in preparation for summer recruiting events. Training will take place on weekends and possible weeknight, dependant on OWFL and HS schedules

Total Field Hour Summary

Summer Events

• Provided it is safe to travel, the team will travel 1-2x high profile recruiting events during the summer months. These events will provide our members with access to the most prestigious and competitive recruiting events where our members will receive top level exposure to college coaches
  • We will identify events that will not conflict with OWFL scheduling and league play

Apparel and Equipment Deliverables

• Practice Reversible
• Team Hoodie
• Team Jacket
• Team Sweatpants
• Short sleeve shooting shirt
• Long sleeve shooting shirt
• Backpack

The apparel and equipment package is included in the FULL SEASON ENROLMENT.

For players who only participate in individual seasons (Fall, Winter, Spring), the apparel will be an optional purchase through the team store. A total retail value of $400.

2020-2021 Fee Structure

Women’s Varsity Academy

Full Season Enrolment – $2500

Fall + Winter + Spring – INCLUDES APPAREL, RECRUITING SUPPORT and FILM

Payment Installments:

50% Sept 20

25% Nov 1st

25% Feb 1st

Individual Season Enrolment

For players who would prefer to enrol for individual seasons based on their availability.

Fall Only Enrolment – $1095

Winter Only Enrolment – $900

Spring Only Enrolment – $480
*individual season registration does NOT include apparel*

Included in fees:

• All 2020 – 2021 lacrosse training hours and fitness
• Coaches training hours and fees
• Film from local events, scrimmages, and US events (VARSITY TEAM ACADEMY)
• Team Recruiting Seminar (VARSITY TEAM ACADEMY)
• 1 on 1 recruiting support and meetings  (VARSITY TEAM ACADEMY)
• Fitness testing and reporting
• Player report cards (2x season)
• Team management
• Website hosting
• Program supplies

Not Included in Fees:

• This year, with travel not guaranteed, we have lowered the enrolment fee and removed the coaches travel budget and coaching stipend.
• In the event of travel this fall or 2021 summer. These costs will be added to the tournament budget by the team manager
• Tournament Fees – tournament fees are paid equally by attending players
• Top Prospects Showcase
• 2021 All Canada Games

Registration

Please complete this google form to secure your daughter’s position in the 2020-2021 program:
https://forms.gle/m1tTZ3A5Q2wGTje18

Yours in Lacrosse,

Troyhann Santos – [email protected]

Alan Tsang – [email protected]

Stuart Brown – [email protected]

CHILL Chesapeake Indoor Lax League | Stevensville, MD

Updated 11/23

Do players receive a uniform for participating?

    Yes. 

Does the league have a champion at the end of the season?

    Yes. Each division plays for a championship provided there are 4 or more teams in a division.  

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Does the facility get cleaned frequently?

    Yes, during league play we have staff continuously on site ensuring the environment is safe for play. A minimum of a daily application of full facility disinfectant will be applied. If the present threat is elevated, there will be more than one completed per day. 

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Will visitors be checked for fever?

    We are equipped with infrared no touch thermometer and will check temperatures upon arrival.

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Will players be required to wear a mask?

    Yes, everyone should be wearing a mask/face shield at all times. Here are the masks we recommend for youth, adult, and general use.

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Will you have restrictions on spectators?

    We will not be allowing in-person spectators due to health guidelines, however we will be streaming the league for all to watch via Facebook live on The Edge Arena page!

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Will players be able to stay in the building between games?

    Yes, there will be a designated area for players to stage between games.

If health guidelines restrict league play how do you plan to adjust?

    We will either modify the style of play to limit person to person exposure OR push back the league start date from the start of December to the start of January.  

If the league is shut down due to COVID related closures, will we issue refunds?

    Our plan is to only process player deposits as non-refundable. If you reserve your spot with the Player or Team deposit and pay in full at the start of the season and the season gets cancelled before week 5, you would receive a pro-rated refund for the unplayed part of the season. Once week 5 games are played, we will not offer any refunds. 

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Since 2006, we have been working with many of Ontario’s top lacrosse players to help them get to the NCAA. No other club program in Canada has the proven track record of success that we do. Year after year, we consistently help more kids secure scholarships than any other club program in Canada. Often, our results are more than all other Ontario club programs combined. With nearly 300 recruits since 2006, our results are undeniable. If you are considering another club program, ask them for a list of commits, you are investing your time, money and travel, you want to ensure the end goal aligns with your son or daughters.

The EDGE brand has established itself as teams of elite Ontario students-athletes. Coaches and recruiters from NCAA programs follow and evaluate players from EDGE teams more than any other Canadian club program. Coaches have come to value the training and coaching we provide our members and consistently are looking for EDGE players for their programs.

With the success of Canadian lacrosse players in the NCAA, every NCAA program is looking to add a Canadian lacrosse player to their team.

18 Players

3 Players

2 Players

1 Players

9 Players

20 Players

18 Players

29 Players

15 Players

11 Players

2021
		HS	Hometown	Position(s)
Braedon Saris		Culver Academies	Burlington, ON	Att, Mid
2020
		HS	Hometown	Position(s)
Braydan Walker		Cushing Academy	Ancaster, ON	Att
Colby Rogers		East Islip High School.	Great River, NY	Mid, Faceoff
Josh Fairey		The Hill Academy	Guelph, ON	Def, LSM
Johnathan Peshko		St. Michaels	Toronto, ON	Mid
Hudson Thomson		St.Michaels college school	toronto, ON	Att, Mid
Garet McMahon			New Lowell, ON	Mid, Faceoff
Ryan Essensa		Culver Military Academy	Toronto, ON	Mid
David Anderson		Culver Academy	Culver, IN	Att, Mid, Faceoff, Draw
Andrew Dalton		Saint Michael’s College School	Toronto, ON	Mid
Brock Haley		Edge lacrosse	Brooklin , ON	Att
Dougie Crawford		Everest Academy	Keswick, ON	Att, Def, LSM
2019
		HS	Hometown	Position(s)
James Turco		The Hill Academy	Woodbury, NY	Faceoff
Luke Robinson		Dr. Frank J. Hayden	Burlington, ON	Att, Mid
Josh Gamble		Bishop Reding Catholic Secondary School	Milton, ON	Goal
Zachary Galovich		Seneca Valley High School	Harmony, PA	Def
2018
		HS	Hometown	Position(s)
Matt Shand			Whitby , ON	Att, Mid
Zack Deaken			Orangeville , ON	Att, Mid
Gareth Haigh		Etobicoke Collegiate Institute	Toronto, ON	Goal

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COVID MITIGATION PROTOCOLS CHANGE NOTICE

On the afternoon of 11/17, the PA Dept of Health released new mask guidelines that can be viewed here.

We as a league are focused particularly on the section regarding sports play and have updated our policies to reflect this change. I have pasted both the direct quote from the Dept of Health release and highlighted the change to our indoor league policies below.

Does the Order apply to athletes and sports activities?

Yes. Everyone who participates in sport activities including coaches, athletes (including cheerleaders), and spectators must wear a face covering, such as a mask, unless they fall under an exception in Section 3 of the Order. 

Indoors: Coaches, athletes (including cheerleaders), and spectators must wear face coverings, when indoors and where another person or persons who are not members of the individual’s household are present in the same space, irrespective of physical distance. This includes while actively engaged in workouts, competition, and on the sidelines, etc.

COVID 19 Protocols 

For Indoor League

1. All players must be fever screened at the front desk prior to playing. The arena reserves the right to deny access to any customers with a fever of 100.4 or higher or showing symptoms of communicable disease. Players who have experienced Covid symptoms or who have had close contact with someone who has them, or who has tested positive for the virus should not attend league play for 14 days after exposure. Symptoms include: cough, fever or chills, sore throat, shortness of breath, headache, loss of taste or smell, fatigue, or gastrointestinal distress.

2. All participants must sign an ONLINE WAIVER accessed through the arena’s website. No exceptions. Parents must sign waivers for each of their children under 18. This link will be emailed out along with a copy of these regulations. 

3. As per the order of the State of Pennsylvania, all coaches, players, and staff will be required to wear a mask when in the facility, including while playing. Guests under the age of 2 and guests with a medical condition will not be required to wear a mask in accordance with CDC guidance.

4. In accordance with the State of Pennsylvania capacity limits for indoor recreational sports facilities there will be one parent/guardian spectator permitted entry to the facility with each player. Every spectator is required to wear a mask at all times.

5. Please do not enter the foyer area outside the field until 5 minutes prior to your game beginning to allow proper time for spacing and cleaning.

6. Participants should arrive fully dressed for their game-no changing or leaving your things in the foyer area.

7. Observe and follow all one-way corridors and throughways and do not enter closed areas.

8. Practice social distancing as much as possible when not actively engaged in game play.

9. Participants must exit the building within 5 minutes the end of their game.

10. No spitting or sharing drinks.

Motus Edge Lacrosse Massage Ball

Use of our LAX smooth ball is to relax, sooth and release tight tissues. Just place our ball is sore spots for upwards of 30 seconds to 1 minute to melt or turn off muscles that are creating tension or pain. Treat various areas of pain within a 5-minute protocol. So many small spots on our body hold tension and create pain.

Optimize your pre or post training program by implementing our massage ball. Create your own massage and workout plan with our balls from Yoga work to rehabilitative work. From preventative to rehabilitative, our ball work can be great for trigger points, cramps, fatigue, increased blood flow, recovery, stress and tension. Its not every time that soreness and pain is created by hard workouts! Stress and tension from work makes for a sore body.

Here’s a 5 minute per body location for the Motus Edge LAX Ball:

Plantar Fascia:

1. While standing, step on the ball with one foot and roll the bottom of your foot fast for a 10 second interval.
2. Wait 30 seconds in between and do it again.
3. Repeat 5 times and do other foot.    

Posterior Hip

1. While siting on you butt, place the ball under one glute and roll fast for a 10 second interval.
2. Wait 20 seconds in between and do it again.
3. Repeat 5 times and do other glute.  

Posterior Shoulder:

1. While standing with you back against a wall, place the spikey ball on the back of your shoulder (rotator cuff). Roll around fast for a 10 second interval.
2. Wait 20 seconds in between and do it again.
3. Repeat 5 times and do other shoulder.  

Anterior Shoulder:

1. While standing facing a flat wall, place the ball at chest level and find a sore spot.
2. Roll the sore spot with pressure against the ball and the wall for 20 seconds to 1 minute.
3. Repeat 5 times then do other shoulder, if needed.

Edge – National Lacrosse Federation

Follow the NLF on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. This is the Edge 2020 and 2021 preview for the 2019 NLF Club National Championships. We’ll be profiling some of the top players from every 2020 AA and 2021 AA teams who will be in attendance. 

2020
Top Commits

Carter Begley, attack, St. Michael’s (Ont.) / Drexel
Monty Cook, midfield, Royal St. George’s (Ont.) / Cornell
Andrew Dalton, midfield, St. Michael’s (Ont.) / Cornell
Garet McMahon, midfield, Jean Vanier (Ont.) / Newberry
Jonathan Peshko, midfield, St. Michael’s (Ont.) / Johns Hopkins

Top Uncommitted Players 

Dougie Crawford, defense, Bill Crothers (Ont.) – A stocky defenseman who likes to mix it up, Crawford offers positional versatility by being able to play LSM, and he thrives when he can get up and down the field.

Josh Gamble, goalie, Bishop Reding (Ont.) – A big goalie whose box style carries over to field, Gamble does a great job of making a ton of saves in the clearing game, and he’s noticeably ramped up his clearing game, too.

Jack Travassos, defense, Corpus Christie (Ont.) – Travassos is a tall, athletic defender with an excellent stick, and he does really well in transition for Edge.

2021
Top Uncommitted Players 

Josh Fairey, defense/LSM, Hill Academy (Ont.) – A starter for Brodie Merrill‘s Hill squad this spring, Fairey is a big, tall and athletic defender with stick skills so good that could play offense if he wanted to.

Tyler Ford, attack, T.A. Blakelock (Ont.) – A righty attackman with a similar playing style to Denver all-time points leader Wes Berg, Ford has the ability and creativity to quickly fill up the back of the net. Like all Edge players, his extensive box background helps his handle out tremendously.

Thomas MacDonald, goalie, Upper Canada College (Ont.) – MacDonald is the, “perfect Canadian style goalie,” according to Gardner. He’s incredibly quick and athletic in the cage and kickstarts transition with ease.

Pacific Edge Lacrosse Association Gets Girls Playing the Game in LA

Pacific Edge Lacrosse Association Gets Girls Playing the Game in LA

Fri Jun 7 2019 | Matt Hamilton | Fuel

This article appears in the May/June edition part of a series on community-based lacrosse leagues that are thriving despite the growing trend toward privatization in youth sports. Don’t get the mag? Join US Lacrosse to start your subscription.

Stephen Fossati developed his love for lacrosse in the hotbed of New Jersey in the late 1970s. He honed his craft at Manhattanville College, where he played as a goalie and put up 897 career saves — a mark that stands among the top totals in NCAA history.

Fossati’s lacrosse journey started in an area with a rich lacrosse history. But decades ago, he made the choice to move to Los Angeles, leaving behind the lacrosse roots founded on the East Coast.

Now a father to Sophia, a lacrosse player herself, Fossati is trying to give back to the Los Angeles area. It’s an area still developing its foothold in the lacrosse sphere, but Fossati is determined to give girls in the area the same chance he had to love the game of lacrosse.

Fossati founded Santa Monica Vikings Youth Lacrosse in 2008. Despite being just 11 years old, it is one of the most developed youth lacrosse programs in L.A. The community lacrosse organization launched with a group of girls just hoping to find space to play lacrosse.

“I’d call one of the other people I knew that had a couple of players and I’d say, ‘Hey, I have a field this Saturday. If you have enough girls, we can get together for a game,’” Fossati said. “We’d get together and have a 6-on-6. That wasn’t terribly effective, so we acted on the suggestion of one of those people who said we should start a league. ”

Fossati launched the Pacific Edge Lacrosse Association in 2015 and pulled in different community organizations from around the South Bay area, which includes Santa Monica, West Los Angeles, Long Beach and Palos Verdes.

PELA started with 70 girls across multiple age groups, all compiled into three teams that competed against one another when they could find field space. Now, PELA boasts more than 600 girls’ lacrosse players on 18 middle school teams, 12 elementary school teams and nine kindergarten-second grade teams.

For Fossati, the growth of his program is a testament to the budding lacrosse movement in Los Angeles.

“The idea originally was that if we build a league, they’ll come,” he said. “Lo and behold, the programs that were there at the start of the league attracted more girls into their program who said, ‘Hey, I want to try this thing called lacrosse.’ As much as PELA is about lacrosse, growing the game is more about being part of that community and what those teams can do for those kids. The community-based program is changing their outlook and their understanding of what they can do. That’s remarkable. That’s why we do it.”

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American Lacrosse Conference

American Lacrosse Conference ( ALC ) was a women’s lacrosse-only college athletic conference whose members competed in the division-level National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). All ALC members throughout its history have been located in the eastern half of the United States. The conference was founded in 2001 ahead of the 2002 NCAA lacrosse season with seven participants; nine schools have been members at one time or another throughout its history.

In 2009-2010, two more Southeastern Conference universities joined the ALC: South Carolina and Florida. The South Carolina program has been delayed due to a lack of a start timetable for the game. In 2011, it was announced that the conference would add Michigan as a seventh member.The Wolverines began the NCAA competition in 2013-2014 after the program moved from club to university status.

Beginning in the 2015 season, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and the Northwest joined the states of Maryland and Rutgers in the new Big Ten women’s lacrosse league, and the Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse team became independent. In April 2014, it was announced that the two remaining programs, Florida and Vanderbilt, would join the Big East Conference as affiliate members in 2015, leaving the 2014 season as the last season in the history of the American Lacrosse Conference.

End Members

In its last season, ALC had seven members in the eastern United States:

Former members

Schools that left ALC prior to 2014 include Davidson College in Davidson, North Carolina and Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. Davidson later moved on to the National Lacrosse Conference, later became an associate member of the Big South Conference and now hosts his women’s lacrosse team alongside most of his other sports at the Atlantic 10.Ohio University pulled out of the ALC when the OU Athletics Department decided to abandon several athletic programs, including women’s lacrosse in January 2007.

Membership Schedule

The years shown on this scale refer to lacrosse seasons. Since NCAA lacrosse is a spring sport for both men and women, the year of joining is the calendar year leading up to the first season.

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Why does Lithuania need a radioactive burial ground on the border with Belarus?

The Lithuanian authorities, which for a long time have been waging a senseless and merciless struggle with the Belarusian nuclear power plant, do not like to talk about their own project for the construction of a radioactive waste repository, which is planned to be located near the border with our country.

It is noteworthy that in Lithuania itself such plans raise serious concerns of society and environmentalists, rumors are spread that the repository will store not only waste generated during the decommissioning of the Ignalina NPP (INPP), but also radioactive waste from other countries The European Union.And such a formulation of the question, in principle, contradicts the national legislation of Lithuania, in particular the Law on Nuclear Energy, which directly prohibits the import of radioactive waste from the territory of other states.

Strange Project

In general, the history of the construction of the repository in Lithuania has been going on for quite a long time and is directly related to the vicissitudes of the closure of the Ignalina NPP. The fact is that at one time the “Soviet occupiers” built a nuclear power plant for the needs of the Republic of Lithuania with two power units of 1250 MW each, which at that time were the most powerful in the world.

In the process of joining the European Union, the proud and independent Baltic state was given a condition to close the Ignalina nuclear power plant, since the EU energy market has long been divided and additional competitors in the form of Lithuania are not needed there. Thus, Vilnius has become a net importer from an exporter of electricity, which, however, is an internal affair of the Lithuanian side.

The problem of INPP decommissioning is much more significant for Belarus, since this process will last until 2038 and will require the construction of a surface repository for storing 70 thousand cubic meters of radioactive waste packed in concrete containers.According to available data, the dubious object will be located just four kilometers from the border with the Republic of Belarus, which in itself causes a certain degree of caution.

At the same time, the authorities of the Latvian city of Daugavpils, which is located 30 kilometers from the construction site of the burial ground, also express serious concern over the Lithuanian plans. Back in 2019, the leadership of the Daugavpils Duma sent an official appeal to the Ministry of Environment and Regional Development of Latvia with a request to protect the interests of residents at the border.

The mayor of Daugavpils city Andrey Elksninsh publicly criticizes the local regional authorities and central government bodies: “We, the city government, are against the construction of a burial ground in Ignalina, and the region is silent. , and they took water into their mouths, nothing happens there. Residents are worried, they turn to us, the issue must be resolved. ”

The question needs to be resolved

It is obvious that “the issue must be resolved” not only for Latvians, but also for Belarusians, since our border area is in an even more vulnerable position.The start of operation of the repository is planned for 2023-2024, however, until now, the Lithuanian authorities have not provided an intelligible answer to either their society or neighboring countries regarding the safety of this project, the nature of the waste to be buried, and have not familiarized themselves with the relevant technical documentation.

Not to mention the fact that in this case trilateral intercountry consultations should be held with the participation of Belarus, Lithuania and Latvia, and an inspection of the facility by IAEA specialists should be organized.

The problem is really serious, and it is necessary to draw the attention of the international community to this issue. Belarus, through its own channels, as well as through allies in the person of the Russian Federation and other countries, needs to bring the topic of a nuclear burial ground in Lithuania to the UN and OSCE sites, contact the leadership of the European Union, which finances this project.

It is necessary to obtain intelligible explanations from the official Vilnius, compliance with the safety rules adopted during the construction of objects of this kind, access of Belarusian specialists to project documentation.Not to mention the fact that the very idea of ​​building a burial ground for radioactive waste on the border of the three states looks like a petty dirty trick on the neighbors from the Lithuanian government, which, incidentally, has not surprised anyone for a long time.

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