2. Agenda Program Overview High School Registration Equipment
Expectations
Meet the Coach
Questions

3. Program Overview
2005
2006
2008
2007

4. Player & Program Development
Program Development – Appleton Lacrosse Club Board
Team Development – Coaches, Parents, Players
Individual Development – Coaches, Players

5. Appleton Lacrosse Club
Lacrosse America -> Sconnie Lacrosse
Formed in 2004 – AU Boys
Added AU Girls in 2012
Added Youth (U15) in 2014 – current seniors were part of the 1st ALC youth team
Today
Varsity & JV Boys
Varsity & JV Girls
U14, U12, U10 Boys
U12/U14 Girls

6. Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation
State governing body
6 Conferences
Bay Valley (12)
Classic 8 Red (10)
Classic 8 Black (10)
Independent (3)
Badgerland Red (8)
Badgerland White (6)

7. Bay Valley Lacrosse Association
Bay Valley Red (6)
Appleton
Bay Port
DC Everest
Neenah
Notre Dame*
Wausau
Bay Valley White (6)
De Pere Central*
Green Bay Metro*
Green Bay Southwest
Kimberly
Oneida*
Stevens Point
*Will not have a JV team this year.
The future of lacrosse in our community depends upon each of us doing our part to support LOCAL lacrosse!

8. Appleton United Lacrosse (B)
Co-Op of East/North/West
Report to Appleton North AD
Recognized by the AASD as a Competitive Club
Contact Information
Eric Marsh, ,
Becky Unterriker, ,

9. Varsity Sport/WIAA
Our short-term goal is for the AASD to recognize lacrosse as a varsity sport.
Varsity sport status is granted by the school. It does not depend on the WIAA. ~70% of WI High Schools with a lacrosse team recognize lacrosse as a varsity sport.
Performance Team, Cheer, Dance are varsity sports without WIAA recognition.
Our long-term goal is for the WIAA to sanction lacrosse.

10. Player Registration
2011

11. Registration Online registration only
Go to Registration page of ALC website (
Registration closes: March 1st
BUT....Shooter Shirt order deadline is Feb 15th
Non-AASD students MUST enroll in an eSchool class during the spring semester
Current US Lacrosse membership

12. Payment of Fees
Pay online in full/installments (3% processing fee + $2)
Pay offline
Checks payable to: Appleton Lacrosse Club
Payment due in full by March 1
View your invoice by logging in to the website
Refund Policy

13. HuTerra App

14. Player Fees & Costs Player Fee = $600 Optional Team Items
Team Shorts $70.00
Team Helmet $180.00
Optional Team Items
Shooter Shirt $25.00
Team Gloves $140.00
Team Bags $50.00
Team Apparel Store – Squad Locker
No fundraising requirement

15. Team Helmet
$180.00

16. Optional Shooter Shirts
$25.00
Order Deadline: Feb 15

17. Optional Team Gloves
$140.00

18. Optional Team Bags
$50.00

19. Cost Breakdown Team is completely self-funded Player Fee = $600
Coaching $180
Transportation $150
Game Officials $78
Field Rentals $78
Dues/Certification/Training/Education $42
LAT Services $30
Krossover $24
Equipment/Uniforms $18
Additional One-Time Costs
Team Helmet + $180
Team Shorts + $35/pair

20. *Available for purchase through the club.
Required Equipment
Team Equipment
Practice Jersey
Game Jerseys
Game Shorts*
Helmet*
Not Provided by Team
Mouth Guard, Protective Cup
Chest Protector, Arm Guards, Gloves*
Cleats
Lacrosse Stick
Equipment Bag*
*Available for purchase through the club.

21. Expectations
2010
2009

22. Two Phases of the Season
Phase One = Pre-season
Pre-season starts in January.
Pre-season practices are not mandatory, but strongly suggested.
Acceptable reasons for absence: school function, playing another sport, work, illness or injury.
Appleton United has very high standards for proficiency at the start of the high school season.
Pre-season is the time to learn.
Pre-season is also an opportunity for team-bonding and morale-building.

23. Two Phases of the Season
Phase Two = High School Season
High School season starts in March. High School (regular) season is 12 weeks.
Attendance is expected
Acceptable reasons for absence: school function or illness
School Code of Conduct
18 regular season games (JV has 17)
Playoffs start after Memorial Day
State Championship game is June 8

24. Special Events Habitat for Humanity Banquet (March 12)
Youth Night – Jayme Shea
T1D Awareness Game (April 27) – Jayme Shea
Chris Klug Foundation (May 18) – Quinn Kroon
Senior Night (May 21) - Senior Parents
End of Season Picnic (June 9) – Booster Club
Team Meals – Hosted by Htwe, Marshall, Nelson, Shea

25. Player Expectations Student-Athletes Academics Community Lacrosse
Participate in our Community Projects & Club Events
Lacrosse
Current member of US Lacrosse
Attendance at practices & games - be on time, be prepared
Krossover
Effort, communication, respect

26. Parent Expectations Positive support for student-athletes
Respect for student-athletes, coaches, officials, club, AASD
Volunteer - Help with anything that falls outside of the scope of coaching practices & games and program administration. Game Volunteers!
Parent Booster Club
Lisa Htwe, Jenni Marshall, Nikki Nelson, Jayme Shea, Amy Zewicki

27. Coach Expectations Teach/Coach/Develop Communicate with AASD
Communicate with student-athletes
Communicate with parents (when necessary)
Provide a positive & safe environment

28. Conflict Resolution Player to Player Player to Coach Parent to Coach
2012
2013

29. Head Coach – Eric Marsh Appleton United Lacrosse
Head Coach present
UW - Stevens Point
Lacrosse America
Badger State Lacrosse Camp
Director/Head Coach - Sconnie Lacrosse, Inc./Team WIsconsin
Neenah U10 Coach

30. Questions?
2014
2017