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PJ & Meg’s High School lax camp returns to Cape
Players learn skills to become champs
More than 60 high school players from grades 9-12 fine-tuned their game at PJ & Meg’s High School Lacrosse Camp at Cape Henlopen’s turf fields June 21. DAN COOK PHOTOS
June 28, 2018
College coaches in attendance for the camp are Julia Heaps, Radford; John Sung, Virginia Tech; Jamie Trabaudo, University of North Carolina player; Anna Frederick, Temple grad; Meg Bartley, George Washington University; Lindsey Eichner, Cape coach; Kelsea Ayers, Stetson; Katie Zichelli, Haverford College; Cawley Bromley, Campbell University; Catie Woodruff and Erin Kelly, University of North Carolina players; and Lexi Cross, East Carolina University.
Administrators at the camp are (l-r) Meg Bartley, PJ Kesmodel and Lindsey Eichner.
Kelly Bragg puts the ball on goal during a shooting drill.
Lauryn Head cranks the rock for a score.
Rising Cape senior Jillian Seker, left, plays close on rising junior Sawyer Walker during a defensive drill.
Virginia Tech head coach John Sung worked with the goalies at the camp.
Player Maren Buckaloo, left, cuts during a ball-handling drill with coach Erin Kelly looking on.
Ariel Schweiki, left, plays defense on Megan Davey during a defensive drill.
Radford University coach Julia Heaps reviews a defensive drill.
Haley Craig, right, makes a move during a footwork and defensive drill.
Ariel Schweiki works on a draw drill.
UNC player and Polytech grad Jamie Trabaudo, left, works on the draw with Ariel Schweiki.
PJ Kesmodel and Meg Bartley’s High School Lacrosse Camp hit Legends Stadium and Champions Stadium June 21 for a one-day intensive camp. Rising ninth-graders through seniors fine-tuned their lacrosse skills and learned strategies that will take their games to the next level. Sixty-two players from the area worked one-on-one with the coaches, went through instructional stations and played 5-on-5, 7-on-7 and full-field scrimmaging.
