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Updated - 11/23/08
                            
               

Players not participating in a winter sport

 Monday night 7:15 to 8:30 varsity session - Starts November 30th in Tewksbury

Please consider participating in Raptors Player Development!

Click here to for more information       

 

Please consider participating in either wrestling or indoor track.

Coach Flood asked me to coach boys' indoor track.

I accepeted the position.  It would  be great to

have all lacrosse players not participating in

a winter sport sign up for track!!!

 day of Practice is December 1. It starts at 2:40 in the basement of the Marshall Middle School. 

Congratulations to Peter Vacca

Winner of the first annual Mr. BMHS

Also showing off their talents and

representing the lax team:

Matt Langill

Tom Todd

Greg Melaugh

Ryan Nickerson

  

 

Reminder for lacrosse tryouts:

 If you do  not make the conditioning requirements

you will not be allowed to practice with the varsity

until you meet those requirments.

 

We expect everyone to meet these requirements day 1

and come into the season in great shape!

Click here for requirements .

Click here for Fitness Test Requirements   

                

                                     

Click here  

 

 

 

 

Click here for 2009 Schedule

We are excited about continuing many of our non-league opponents.

We are excited about the addition of Medfield and Exeter NH to the 2009 schedule.

 

Couple new additions this year. 

1) Saturday April 4th is MVC day. All 8 teams will play in Andover on the same day.

                                              The day will end with our game vs. Chelmsford.

2) Border Battle (4/29 and 5/12) involving 4 teams, Bishop Guertin (NH state champs, Exeter # 3 in NH and Andover) 

 

 

 

 

2008 MVC CHAMPIONS

 

2008 D1 STATE RUNNER-UP

 

 

  
 
                                                         

                                                                      

 

  

 

  Important Player Information

 Click here for our Team Covenant - Sprint

 Becoming a triple-Impact Competitor

  Defining the term Athlete

 

Billerica Lacrosse Pyramid of Success

 

Prepare NOW to be GREAT

 

Click here for 2009 uniform requirments (posted 6/08)

  

Click here for Important Parent Information 

Postive Coaching Alliance (PCA)

 

Guidelines for Honoring the Game



The key to preventing adult misbehavior in youth sports is a youth sports culture in which all involved "Honor the Game." Honoring the Game gets to the ROOTS of the matter and involves respect for the Rules, Opponents, Officials, Teammates and one's Self. You don't bend the rules to win. You understand that a worthy opponent is a gift that forces you to play to your highest potential. You show respect for officials even when you disagree. You refuse to do anything that embarrasses your team. You live up to your own standards even if others don't. Here are ways that parents can create a positive  sports culture so that children will have fun and learn positive character traits to last a lifetime.

Before the Game:
  1. Make a commitment to Honor the Game in action and language no matter what others may do.
  2. Tell your child before each game that you are proud of him or her regardless of how well he  plays.


During the Game:

  1. Fill your children's "Emotional Tank" through praise and positive recognition so they can play their very best.
  2. Don't give instructions to your child during the game. Let the coach correct player mistakes.
  3. Cheer good plays by both teams (this is advanced behavior!)
  4. Mention good calls by the official to other parents.
  5. If an official makes a "bad" call against your team? Honor the Game—BE SILENT!
  6. If another parent on your team yells at an official? Gently remind him or her to Honor the Game.
  7. Don't do anything in the heat of the moment that you will regret after the game. Ask yourself, "Will this embarrass my child or the team?"
  8. Remember to have fun! Enjoy the game.


After the Game:

  1. Thank the officials for doing a difficult job.
  2. Thank the coaches for their commitment and effort.
  3. Don't give advice. Instead ask your child what he or she thought about the game and then LISTEN.
  4. Listening fills Emotional Tanks.
  5. Tell your child again that you are proud of him or her, whether the team won or lost

         

 

 

Attention Alumni

Please click on the following links if you can help update alumni bios and team records. 

Send changes to cburns@billerica.k12.ma.us

 

 

Billerica High School on Boston.com (2007)

 Click Here for "Tradition in Billerica" Video

                   

       

Billerica High School in "Inside Lacrosse"

"True Grit: The Story of Billerica High School Lacrosse"

by Nolan Godfrey

Click Here for Inside Lacrosse Article 

       

 

 

Billerica Youth Lacrosse Association

 

 

BMHS Alumni Page

Click Here for Former Captains,Coaches and Team Records

 

 

 "Ask the Coach"

This is a direct e-mail to Coach Chris Burns to ask a question/post a comment!

                                                              

2001 State Champs                                                    In Loving Memory

 

History of Native American Lacrosse

 

     

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