1. REBELS BOYS LACROSSE 2018

2. Agenda Booster Club Introduction/Overview
Where the Money Goes and Fees
Fundraising Overview
Volunteer Expectations and Opportunities
Communications / Website
Team Structure
Tryout Dates and Process
Conflict Resolution
Off Season Program
Contact Information

3. Booster Club
Main objective – Support the CPHS Lacrosse coaches and team through volunteer activities and fundraising
Booster Club Introductions
We need your help, both in-season and off, to volunteer and coordinate CPHS Lacrosse Activities

4. Where the Money Goes CPHS Pays the Following For HS Teams:
Transportation
Scheduling coordination/fields and games
Uniform allowance – Y4 rotation (partial payment)
One coach for each team
Booster Club Pays For:
Coaches for Varsity, JV and B-Squad
Uniforms (difference that school does not cover)

5. Where the Money Goes Facility/Equip Expenses/Team Apparel
Equipment bags
Nets and replacement webbing
Lacrosse balls (lots!), Bow nets, Etc.
Player Apparel Pack
Shooter shirt, shorts, pinnies, 2 pair game socks
Team Jackets (every other year)
All Players will get jackets this year
Event Expenses
Team Building events
Other Team Events such as:
Senior Night
Teacher Night
Youth Day

6. Fees
CPHS Athletic Registration form and $280 fee must be turned in to HS activity office prior to tryouts. Can also be done online.
Booster Club fee of $290 (estimate based on current number of players – this will be finalized in March)
$100 for 10 Steak Fry Tickets
Uniform/equipment deposit of $100.00
Optional apparel costs
Due to optional fundraising opportunities, individual Booster Fee balances will be ed in mid-March; due on March 25th

7. Fundraising Events Cub Bagging again on March 31st
February bagging raised = $1065
Chipotle Fundraiser on Feb 19th
Please promote to family and friends and through Social Media
Steak Fry - Sunday April 29th
Coupon Book Blitz – Sunday March 25th
Donation Letter Writing – Sunday March 25th
Super Fan Shirts
BWW – Team “L”
Laxtoberfest (fall tournament)
Heggie’s Pizza – OPTIONAL
Golf Cards -- OPTIONAL

8. Heggie’s Pizza
Earn $2.50 off your Booster club fee with every pizza sold
Sales forms available tonight and will also be ed
Bring Sales Forms to Trish Ringler on March 5th
11083 Sprucewood Lane N Champlin
Pick up pizzas on Tuesday March 20th at CPHS at 6pm.

9. Golf Cards Receive 5 golf cards tonight for $125.00 ($25.00 each)
Sell cards for $35.00 and keep the $10 profit per card
You can get additional cards from Kreg Kapitan or
Unsold cards can also be returned to Kreg in late May for a refund

10. Apparel Booster Club provided – Jackets, Shorts, Shirt, Pinnie, Socks
Optional Apparel
Hoodie
Pants
Leggings
Conditioning/Compression Shirt
Bucket Hat (same as last year)
Sizing and ordering will be done at Champlin Athletic – please watch for additional info in regarding dates

11. Volunteer Requirements and Opportunities
Each family is required to do a minimum number of hours in addition to the Steak Fry and Laxtoberfest (Fall Tournament) – number will be determined after final roster is set
Steak Fry
2 hour shifts for parents and players – sign up on Dibs
Dessert item for bake sale
Laxtoberfest – 2 hours
Other Opportunities
Cub Foods Bagging
Heggie’s Pizza pickup
Games (Clock, Scorekeeper, field set up)
Team Meals (set up and clean up)
Year End Banquet
Senior Night and Teacher Appreciation Night
Youth Day
Super Fan Shirts (NEED COORDINATOR)
DIBS Volunteer Coordinator (NEED)

12. Communications and Website
Bookmark the website: Rebels-Lacrosse.com
Calendar - updated with game schedule and season events
DIBS – volunteer sign ups
Sports Ngin - Sign Up for your sports engine account as soon as possible so we have all your contact info
Facebook – Follow Champlin Park Boys High School Lacrosse
Twitter
CP_RebelsLax -- This Twitter page will also be posted on the website. Updated frequently!

13. Player Volunteer Opportunities
All Lacrosse Players invited to join S.A.U.C.E
(Student Athletes United in Community Engagement) - A newly recognized service club for CPHS students, created for these goals:
Help the local community (’18 Champlin P&R)
Team bonding events
Build stronger college applications

14. Team Structure (9-12) Grade Boys - MSHSL Team Levels Varsity
Junior Varsity
Varsity practices 6 days per week, JV practices 5 days per week.

15. Day In The Life Monday / Wednesday:
Game Day! Most of our weeks have these days as game days.
5:30pm JV, 7:15pm Varsity.
Away games first bus leaves roughly at 2:45pm, with the second bus leaving at 4:00pm.
Tuesday / Thursday:
Study Hall (3:30-4:30pm)
Film / Chalk Talk (4:30-5:30pm)
Practice (5:30-7:30pm)

16. Day In The Life Friday: Film / Chalk Talk (4:30-5:30pm)
Practice (5:30-7:30pm)
Saturday:
Optional for all JV players
Film / Chalk Talk (9-10 am)
Practice (10-12pm)

17. Tryouts April 4/2 - 4/3 We will start with a conditioning test!
Tryouts are used to determine what team each player will play on to start the season
We do not cut!
Looking for good fundamentals and Lax I.Q.

18. Tryout Process Top Program = High Expectations Practice Evaluations
Scrimmage Groups / Evaluations
Coach Discussions and Roster Splits

19. Team Event Saturday April 7th – Johnnie Jamboree
Full Day of JV and Varsity Scrimmages
Team Dinner
Johnnie/Tommie game

20. Conflict Resolution Player to Player Self resolution
Team captain guidance
Head or Assistant Coach guidance
Player to Coach
Directly with the Coach(es)
Parent to Coach
Directly with the Coach
Activities Director

21. Equipment Requirements
Required
2 Complete Sticks
Mouthguards!
Water Bottle
Helmet
Shoulder Pads
Elbow Pads
Gloves
Practice Jersey
Practice Shorts
White Socks or Team Issued Style
Cleats
Tennis Shoes
Recommended
Protective Cup
Cold Weather Clothes
Equipment Bag
Extra Mouth Guard
Extra Shooter Shirt (long sleeve when cold)
Extra Practice Shorts
Extra Socks

22. Equipment Guidelines grey, or Navy Blue, not Black.
Helmet - Cascade R or S
All Matte Grey - This is Mandatory
Chin - Navy Blue
Chin Strap - White
Facemask - White
Gloves
Must be primarily white,
grey, or Navy Blue, not Black.

23. Equipment Guidelines Sticks
Have 2 that are the same and legal! (Not exactly, but very similar with same style of stringing).
Team or neutral colors, preferably white heads.
Undergarments
All must be WHITE, including undershirts and compression shorts.
Team issued shooter shirts will be acceptable for practice attire under practice pinnies, and may warrant a different color to be worn on game days.

24. Equipment Guidelines Undergarments (cont.)
Socks must be Plain White - manufacturer logos are acceptable. Length can be determined by individual.
If leggings are to be worn they must be Navy Blue in color and not have any graphics on the legs outside of the manufacturers logo.
Shoes / Cleats
Black, white, or school colors are acceptable. Cleats should have sufficient ankle support for cutting and planting (no low profile soccer cleats).

25. Off-Season Program 2018 What is this?
This is what we are going to be using as our off- season player development moving forward.
When is this?
The program will run basically from the end of the High School season all the way until the end of October.
Who is this for?
This is going to be for all returning players and new incoming 9th graders, and is intended for player and team development.

26. Off-Season Program 2018 Apparel Extras Training / Events
Reversible Practice / Game Pinnie
Practice / Game Shorts
(2) Lifting Shirts
(2) Shooter Shirts
Extras
Bus Transportation for out of Town Tournament
Several meals provided
Hotel room for out of town tournament
Training / Events
2-3 Practices per week
2-3 weight room sessions per week
HS coaches for the first part of summer, then alumni for remainder into fall
Summer League and Fall League registration
Start of the North Tournament
Great Pumpkin Shootout Tournament
LAXtoberfest Tournament
One out of State Tournament!

27. Off-Season Program 2018 Cost?
Summer Off-Season Program - $900 per player
Optional Out of Town Tournament - $800 per player
Tryouts?
Will be dependent on player registration and if we have enough for two teams. There are no cuts.
Recruiting?
This is not a team focused on getting your son getting recruited. If anyone has questions on other summer travel teams please let me know.

28. Contact Info
Ben Blaeser
Head Coach, Champlin Park Boy's Lacrosse
Jennifer Petersen
President Rebels Lacrosse Booster Club
Brendan Loughrey
Vice-President Rebels Lacrosse Booster Club
Debra Herr
Secretary Rebels Lacrosse Booster Club
Tom Heimer
Treasurer Rebels Lacrosse Booster Club

29. Good Luck this Season! Go Rebels!