Crush win Briarcliffe Hockey League Bronze Division championship

Congratulations to the Crush of the Bronze Division (6-8yr olds) of the Briarcliffe Hockey League for winning the championship game 3-2 in OT on Sunday, April 21. They had a regular season record of 8-2.

Seen above (standing, from left) are Coach Mike, Mike Bascelli, Sean Spanier, Mary Delfera, Devin Hoban, Joey Demucci, and Coach Ron. On the ground (from left) are Anthony Perti, Shane Fisher, Tyler Hannan, and Theo Demopolous.

Cabrini College to Host 7th Annual Cavalier Lacrosse School

Two of the most successful coaches in NCAA Division III lacrosse will be conducting the seventh annual Cavalier Lacrosse School at Cabrini College's Edith Robb Dixon Field this June.  Cabrini women's coach Jackie Neary will run a girls camp from June 17-20, while Blue and White men's coach Steve Colfer's boys camp will run June 24-27

The girls' camp will run Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost is $250 per player and lunch is included.  The boys' session will run Monday-through Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and the cost is $200 per player.  There are significant group and team discounts available for both sessions.

Campers will receive instruction in all aspects of fundamental lacrosse from two of the most successful coaches in the game.   Under Colfer, Cabrini has won 12 straight conference titles and earned 11 straight NCAA tournament appearances. Neary, a former member of Temple's Division I NCAA title team, has led the Cabrini women to 11 conference titles and nine NCAA tourney berths.   The duo has also won a combined 13 CSAC Coach of the Year Awards

Other camp staff will feature members of the Cavalier men's and women's lacrosse teams as well as local high school and college coaches.

The camps are open to players entering grades two through nine. Applications will be available in the Cabrini College athletic office and online  at  http://www.cabriniathletics.com.

For more information about the Cavalier Lacrosse School contact men's coach Steve Colfer at 610-902-8557 or women's coach Jackie Neary at 610-225-3908.

Haverford College to host 15th annual girl's basketball camp this June

Haverford College women’s basketball coach Bobbi Morgan and Haverford High varsity girls basketball coach Bridget DiCave will conduct the 15th annual Haverford Girls’ Basketball Camp June 24-28 at the Haverford Township Community Recreation and Environmental Center.  The fully air conditioned center, located at the Haverford Reserve, features four courts and 12 baskets for team play. 

The camp is open to girls entering grades 1-9 and will cover all aspects of fundamental play. Daily sessions will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and feature stations, individual and team skill work, three on three, five on five and skills contests as well as guest speakers from local Division I, II and III  colleges. Staff will include Cabrini College head coach Kate Pearson as well as other local college players and coaches. The camp program is designed to meet the needs of both the beginner and the more experienced player. Campers will be grouped by age and ability.

Enrollment for the camp is limited and all previous camps have been filled to capacity so players are encouraged to register early to secure a spot. Cost for the camp is $160 and sibling discounts are available.  Registration forms for the camp will be available at http://www.haverfordathletics.com/information/camps/index and players may register online at  www.haverfordtownship.com/department/?fDD=10-0 after April 1.

For more information call Haverford Township Recreation at 610-446-9397 contact Morgan at 610-896-1433 or bmorgan@haverford.edu.

Performance Plus Training Clinics To Take Place At Haverford College

Haverford College strength and conditioning coach Cory Walts will direct a series of Performance Plus training clinics this summer on the Haverford campus for both high school and college student-athletes

These strength and conditioning clinics will run Tuesday and Thursday nights, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., June 18 - August 8. The clinics are intended for student-athletes who are looking to intensify their summer training under experienced guidance and supervision. The first half of each session will be devoted to speed and conditioning enhancement on Swan Field, which has a synthetic turf surface used by several professional and major collegiate programs throughout the country. The second half of the night will transition inside to Haverford’s all-inclusive Fitness Center in order to develop strength and power. 

Cost for the clinics is $300 for all 14 sessions, $30 per night or $50 per week for an individual. More information on the Performance Plus clinics, including registration forms and exact clinic nights, can be found at www.performancepluscamps.wordpress.com/clinics/. With questions, contact Walts directly at cwalts@haverford.edu or call 610-795-7014.