• February 16: Varsity: Livermore Varsity 5 - Sir Francis Drake 9
• February 22:Junior Varsity: Livermore 1 - Granada 9
• February 22:Varsity: Livermore 4 - Granada 10
• February 29: Varsity: Livermore Varsity 4 - Sir Francis Drake 9

• March 14: Varsity: Terra Linda 11- Livermore Varsity 3

Number	First Name	Last Name	Shots	Goals	Ground Balls	Penalties	Saves
14	Cory	Boulware
17	Adam	Carvalho
8	Matt	Cobb	3		2
25	Travis	Cyronek			1
26	Gavin	Herr					17
6	Brian	Hicks	2		2
24	Chris	Hill			1
12	Ben	Jacobsen	1		2
9	Kyle	Kline
18	Nick	Lavezzo	2
10	Morgan	Linn
15	Jerrod	Martinez	1		1
5	Thomas	Parker
4	Cody	Sawyer
11	Matt	Schlientz				2
19	Rusty	Schmidt				1
22	Ian	Skelly	1	1
13	Ryan	Stark				3
20	Nick	Stolz
1	Jesse	Teshara	3	1
7	Vince	Van Binsbergen
23	Harrison	Wood	4	1		1
21	Tyler	Roark
3	Steven	Martinez

LHS Men’s Lacrosse is in its third season, second as a Varsity sport. We had close to 50 players who participated in the 2007 season between Varsity and JV and hope to build on the foundation set last year. No experience is required to try out for Lacrosse as this is still a relatively new sport in Livermore. We are looking for athletes who enjoy a fast paced game where hand-eye coordination, speed, quickness, strength and mental toughness are assets. Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports in the country and in our region.

• Gordon Cobb
• Dave Schlientz
• Chris Linn

• John Hill
• Darren Martinez

• Monday – Friday 7-9pm.
• LHS Turf Field

• Games will generally be Tuesdays and Fridays starting in March.
• 5:30 start for JV
• 7:30 start for Varsity

• Helmet (approx. $150)
• Shoulder pads/Arm pads/ Gloves ($120 approx)
• Lacrosse Stick ($60 approx and up)
• Mouthpiece
• Cup

• If you are interested in coaching, please contact one of the coaches.

• Scorekeepers on game day
• Fundraising Coordinators
• Game Day setup and take down for Home games
• Announcers for Home games
• Snack Shack coordinator
• Parent Liason to Coaching staff

1. Enjoyable and memorable lacrosse experience for all players.
2. Varsity – Direct all you actions, on and off the field, toward making LHS Lacrosse a winning program.
3. JV – Develop new skill on the field, become better with the ones you already have, and learn the game.
4. Increase cumulative team GPA by end of season. Obtain the academic excellence award for a team. Overall program GPA over 3.0
5. Continue to develop productive and beneficial relationships with the LHS Administration.
6. Ensure a financially sound and organized program for 2007 and years to come by conducting fundraisers and obtaining new sponsors.
7. Increase player’s stick skills, game knowledge, and physical conditioning.
8. Increase coaches’ skills in presenting information to players, organizing, and running a lacrosse program, and in understanding the game of lacrosse.
9. Ensure that the LHS lacrosse parents are kept well informed. That LHS men’s lacrosse keeps strong its players’ passion and love of the game.
10. Increase relationship with the Phantom Program through players volunteering as coaches, and helping at lacrosse clinics. Invite Phantom Team to attend LHS home games.
11. Have more players receive “All League” honors and have at least one player receive “All American” Honors.
12. Never lose a game to Granada.

Remember, it’s never easy to build a program from the ground up. But the strength of the foundation that we build together will ensure the success of the program for years to come. This program that we build together will be something that we can all be proud of long past our time here together. Honor your team and the game.

1. Be on time for practices. Be geared up and ready to start drills at 7 PM.
2. No insubordination or disrespect will be tolerated, ever, and is grounds for dismissal from the team.
3. Poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. No player or person is bigger than the team.
4. All assigned conditioning is to be completed by 6:55 PM before the start of a 7:00 PM practice.
5. When a coach is speaking, that is the only voice that should be heard. Being a good listener is a skill also.
6. The proper response to all instructions is, “Yes, Coach.”
7. The Varsity and JV Lacrosse Programs are one; always support your teammates.
8. When the Captains speak, it is the same as if it is coming from the coaches. Respect their leadership.
9. When running a drill or scrimmage, focus on the task at and work on improving some part of your game.
10. Be an ambassador for your team and the sport. Volunteer to help with fundraising and lacrosse clinics for youth programs.

There is some news for those interested in Lorne Smith's Lacrosse Summer Camps. During the past eight years Lorne has directed camps at Stanford. Lorne is no longer coaching at Stanford, so he has moved the overnight camp to Menlo College. Past Stanford overnight campers will approve of the new site because the fields, dorms, and dining hall are all within a five minute walk. No more busses or long walks back and forth to the fields.

The Stanford day camp will now be held at San José State University.