Day of Lacrosse is finally here!
Have fun in your last games of the spring season and enjoy the day!
We'll see you on the fields.
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posted 05/16/2013 Rental Equipment Return
Rental gear must be returned on the Day of Lacrosse following your game. For your convenience, we will have staff on hand to accept your gear at the fields. You will receive your deposit check back at that time.
If you desire to continue to rent your equipment through the summer in order for your player to attend lacrosse camps, you may do so. You will need to bring $50 in either cash or check made out to TVYLL and complete a summer rental agreement there. (Sorry, we will not have credit card access at the field.) Your original deposit check may roll over to the summer rental.
Please stop by Rental Return should you have any questions.
Have a great Day of Lacrosse!
Back to top  | | | Day of Lacrosse Basket drop off locations by
posted 05/09/2013 Team Managers! Day of Lacrosse is this SATURDAY, and this week we will be collecting baskets for the basket fundraiser. I have listed the drop off locations below. Please call ahead to make drop off arrangements. If none of the locations are convenient for you, please call me at 866-4380 and we can make other arrangements.
Kim Westhusin Claudette Wilkins Johnny Beal
Mountain View High School Eagle Nampa
841-1669 866-0241 or 938-4176 949-374-8483
Andrea Buss Karen Allen
Rocky Mountain / Centennial Rocky Mountain / Centennial
573-1640 392-1170
Hollie Reno Karen Moss
Hidden Springs SE Boise / Timberline
340-1796 866-4380
Patricia Hyle Rhoda Brunelli
North Boise North Boise
899-3593 331-1669
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posted 05/08/2013 Players and Parents -
Hold on to that Rental Gear....you still have games!
EVERY TEAM WILL HAVE A GAME next week and then at least 1 more on Day of Lacrosse.
RENTAL EQUIPMENT RETURN will be handled AT ANN MORRISON on the Day of Lacrosse. Please do not try and turn it into Lacrosse Idaho prior to the 18th of May as it will not be accepted.
See you on the fields!
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posted 04/22/2013 GOT GAME?
This year the Treasure Valley Youth Lacrosse League is pleased to introduce you to the Tickets Fore Charity program for the Albertson's Boise Open Golf Event, which takes place in July of this year.
By partnering and participating, we are looking to raise funds to go towards our field fund, which is supporting the new McDevitt Lacrosse Field Park, as well as upgrading our fields at Ann Morrison.
To this end, we will be purchasing and distributing, to every family, two (2) weekly tickets to the event. Children 12 and under are free.
In addition, we are also going to have a "Team Contest" for all who want to participate as follows:
How it works:
Sell additional tickets (to other family members, friends, etc.), and the top three teams with the highest sales will be awarded $$ cash to use for their end of year party. Could be used for food, gifts, trophies, etc. Prizes will be $250 1st, $175 2nd and $75 3rd.
The way it will work is to use the following link and have who ever is purchasing, put your Team Name and Player Name (did we mention that we'll have a $50 gift certificate for the overall top individual seller as well?).
https://www.albertsonsboiseopen.com/tickets/tickets.php?C=TVL
Please print out the following attachment (as it has greater detail) and distribute it to your team.
Thanks for your participation,
TVYLLBack to top | | | Please Help Us Honor the Game! by
posted 01/30/2012
Honor the Game
Dear Parents/Players/Fans-
Last year and this year the league affliated with the Positive Coaching Alliance and have required our coaches to be certified by taking a two hour course which includes the following powerful easily remembered component: ROOTS
As we look forward to the Spring season, please help us Honor the Game by following the ROOTS example:
R is for Rules
Rules allow us to keep the game fair. If we win by ignoring or violating the rules, what is the value of our victory? TVYLL believes that honoring the letter AND the spirit of the rule is important.
O is for Opponents
Without an opponent, there would be no competition. Rather than demeaning a strong or weak opponent, we need to honor both strong and weak opponents because they challenge us to do our best as players and as leaders. Athletes can be both fierce and friendly during the same competition (in one moment giving everything to get to a loose ball, and in the next moment helping an opponent up). Coaches showing respect for opposing coaches and players sets the tone for the rest of the team. On same note, parents on the spectator side should applaud great play by other teams even if the results are not what they had have hoped for. Comments about players abilities should be kept to oneselves. Please remember that we have both experienced and new players every year so we need to encourage and applaud them all.
O is for Officials (VERY IMPORTANT)
Respecting officials, even when we disagree with their calls, may be the toughest part of Honoring the Game. We must remember that officials are not perfect (just like coaches, athletes and parents!). Take time to think about how to best approach an official when you want to discuss a call. What strategies do you have to keep yourself in control when you start to get upset with officials" calls? We must remember that the loss of officials (and finding enough in the first place) is a major problem in most youth sports organizations, and we can confront this problem by consistently respecting officials. Never confront an official in front of players. Always finish the game by shaking their hands and saying Thank You!
T is for Teammates
It"s easy for young athletes to think solely about their own performance, but we want athletes to realize that being part of a team requires thinking about and respecting one"s teammates. This respect needs to carry beyond the field/gym/track/pool into the classroom and social settings. Athletes need to be reminded that their conduct away from practices and games will reflect back on their teammates and the league, club, or school.
S is for Self
Athletes should be encouraged to live up to their own highest personal standard of Honoring the Game, even when their opponents are not. Athletes" respect for themselves and their own standards must come first.
Back to top | | | Welcome to TVYLL's website! by
posted 12/28/2009
Welcome to the
Treasure Valley Youth Lacrosse League!
Here at the TVYLL, we are all about introducing and developing the sport of lacrosse for the youth and middle school players here in the Treasure Valley and beyond! For those who are new we would like to welcome you to our site and let you know that our mission is to continuously update our information with news about our leagues, local clinics, travel teams opportunities, equipment sales and everything else lacrosse related.
Please check back often as we will highlighting several clinics and volunteer opportunities to help improve the league and expand the sport in Idaho. Again we invite anyone who has some interest to contact us to help!
We look forward to seeing you at the fields.
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