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Cape Lacrosse Camp scores on turf
40 campers improve their game
Forty future lacrosse stars attended the Cape Lacrosse Camp Aug. 8-11 at Champions Stadium. DAN COOK PHOTO
August 11, 2016
Coaches at the Cape Lacrosse Camp were (l-r) former Cape Henlopen All-American goalie Grant Gillian, former pros Brian and Ray Megill, and Jack Lingo. DAN COOK PHOTO
Camper Brett Miller takes a shot as camp coach and former lacrosse pro Brian Megill runs a shooting contest during the four-day camp. DAN COOK PHOTO
Camper Thomas McKean performs a stick trick. DAN COOK PHOTO
Camper Luca Miller performs a lax trick with some soccer skills. DAN COOK PHOTO
Camper Noah Wells cranks the rock on the cage during a shooting drill. DAN COOK PHOTO
Charlie Ball, right, dodges defender Jackson Dinger during a camp scrimmage. DAN COOK PHOTO
Camper Mike Frederick performs a trick during the stick trick contest. DAN COOK PHOTO
Camper Cody Trivits takes a shot on goal. DAN COOK PHOTO
The Cape Lacrosse Camp was held Aug. 8-11 at Cape Henlopen Champions Stadium, where 40 future lax stars in grades 2-8 learned everything from the basics to the finer points of the game of lacrosse. The camp, attended by players of all skill levels, learned about scooping ground balls, cradling, dodging, passing, shooting, and the strategy of offense and defense.
“It was a great camp,” said director Jack Lingo. “We doubled our attendance from last year. The players did great, and everyone had a great time.”
The camp lasted from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and prizes were given for effort and stick tricks.
