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New DATE - JUNE 2 & 3, 2012!!!

REGISTER NOW!

You will need ACADEMIC INFORMATION that may not be readily available - register NOW to secure your spot at the Camp and fill any unknown required fields with "N/A"  - then update TGT100 prior to June 1st so we can accurately provide Coaches with your information

Question: How do YOU get seen - in person - by NCAA Lacrosse Coaches?

Answer: TGT100 - Texas Girls Top 100 Showcase Camp

NCAA Lacrosse Recruiting 101 –

The only way you are going to get NCAA coaches interested in YOU is to be seen by them.  I cannot stress this enough – no coach is going to seriously recruit YOU (push hard for admissions to let you in, offer scholarship $$$, etc) until somebody on their coaching staff has seen YOU play – in person! Coaches want to see players who hustle for GB's and DC's; re-defend and cause turnovers on the ride; see how they move off ball on both the offensive and defensive sides of the field.  This does not show clearly from watching a DVD and seeing a player score 10 free position goals does nothing for a coach – it's a free position – unless it is something spectacular they expect you to score.

The only event of this kind in the State of Texas for girls lacrosse players - YOU!

• Who - YOU and 2 dozen NCAA Coaches in Austin, TX
• What - Working with YOU on the field in drills and games - watching YOU up close to see if you have what it takes to play for them.
• Where - Austin, TX - this is a Downtown Location ~ 1mile from the Camp Hotel (camp discount at the Radisson at Congress & 3rd on the Lake next to the Bat Bridge) and the famous 6th street Restaurants.
• When - Saturday June 2 & Sunday June 3, 2012
• Why - Because this is exactly what the best high school girls lacrosse players in Texas have been waiting for and now it is here!

So come to Austin, Texas!

Saturday June 2, 2012

12:30 -1:30pm: Camper Check-in
1:30 - 5:30pm: Coaches Introductions, Warm up, Camp Instruction, Drills and Evaluation

Sunday June 3, 2012
8am - 12:30:  Games

If you have a desire to play NCAA college lacrosse in the future, then this is the event for YOU! 

With the explosion of girl’s lacrosse in the last 5 years the result is the development of highly skilled players who have yet to be seen by the coaches of Top DI, DII or DIII NCAA programs. The availability of recruiting camps in the Northeast has been closed to all but a handful of players from Texas, and can be quite expensive + travel expense. This prevents 100+ college capable girls’ lacrosse players from being exposed to NCAA Women's Lacrosse programs - currently one NCAA women's lacrosse program in Texas - DIII, University of Dallas. Tightening travel budgets and small staffs at many of the NCAA school make it difficult for coaches to take recruiting trips to Texas. 

There is a perception that Texas has tremendous female athletes, but some question the level of lacrosse skill and Lax IQ. This is where the TGT100 comes in….    

     TGT100 unites NCAA lacrosse coaches from across the country with high school girls from across the state who want to compete for an NCAA Varsity Program. 

     We invited coaches from geographically selective, athletically achievable and academically diverse programs who recognize the athleticism, passion and desire to improve - great qualities the Texas girl’s lacrosse player can bring to their program

This event includes instructional stations from NCAA coaches, a minimum of 4 games coached by NCAA Coaches, a TeamFLC-Texas custom jersey, water bottle and a Coaches Pack of player information, which will be given to each attending coach as well as e-mailed to every DI, DII and DIII coach in the country.

Additionally - Parent/Player Online Recruiting Service, Post Game talks by College Coaches, Strength and Conditioning and so much more.

 TeamFLC Girls NCAA Alumni

Camille Kramer - Johns Hopkins University

Ariel Lane - James Madison University

Lacey Vatland - Lindenwood University

Marissa Higgins - University of Florida

Sterling Champion - Tufts University

Jamie Reeg - University of Florida

Krista Grabher - University of Florida

Jennifer Leffew - Harvard University

Kelly Thayer- Rollins College

Courtney Swan - University of Virginia

Jessica Rooney - Queens University of Charlotte

Christy Turner- Northwestern University

Casey Paris - Mount St. Marys

Laura Hawthorne - Lees McRae

Caitlin O'Rourke - Queens University

Carrie Paris - UMBC

Liz Connelly - Rollins College

Krystin Wydra - Longwood

Barrie Cominsky - Lehigh

Stephanie Hsu - MIT

Natalie Fries - United States Naval Academy

Amanda Brown - UMASS

Sarah Wilkin - UMBC

Laura Wilkin - UMBC/Rollins College

Katy Wick - Penn St

Carley Garrison - Jacksonville

Jaclyn Melicharek - Brown

Allie Darley - Belmont Abby

Jamie Livingston - Pfieffer

Ally Bratton - New Hampshire

Katy Tysko - Rollins College

Katie Carbiener - Longwood

Logan Canele - Queens University

Claire Poza - Cornell

Alexis Goldman - High Point

Kiara Klingler - Saint Leo University

Chelsey Ferraro - Catawba

Sienna Badura - Hollins

So let TeamFLC with over 30+ years of experience help you make your dream of playing NCAA Women’s Lacrosse come true.

Tom O’Grady

Director

TGT100 & TeamFLC-Texas

tom@teamflc.com

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