Program Description

The girls Lacrosse Camp has established itself as a fun camp for the girls to learn the game of Lacrosse.  This camp is designed for girls ages 8-14 with emphasis on fundamental stick skills, offensive and defensive strategies, and small, fun , competitive games

Our dedicated staff from many collegiate programs ensures each camper's growth and knowledge of lacrosse. Special emphasis is placed on increasing each camper's knowledge of rules, concepts, and strategies; maintaining a clear concept about sportsmanship; and encouraging camper's to enjoy and relish the thrill of competition.

Equipment
Campers must bring their own stick, mouth guard, goggles, cleats, and sneakers for potential indoor and/or turf play. Goalies must bring a complete set of goalie equipment.

Specialized Goalkeeping Instructions
Individual goalkeeping sessions will be available from our experienced staff, covering technical skills as well as key footwork necessary for developing keepers. If you are attending camp as a goalie, please check the appropriate space on the application.

Program Objectives

• Improve basic and fundamental skills of each individual: throwing, catching, cradling, and shooting
• Gain knowledge in offense and defense areas, team tactics, and field vision
• Build self-confidence and maintain a positive attitude, both individually and as a team
• Ensure that every camper leaves with a better knowledge and enjoyment of the game.

Kully Reardon, Camp Director

Head Women's Lacrosse Coach, Babson College
Kully Hagerman began her seventh year as head coach of the Babson women's lacrosse team and director of the Babson Girls Lacrosse camp.  Reardon spent two years as an assistant field hockey and lacrosse coach at Wesleyan University, and was a staff memeber at the Dartmouth Elite Women's Lacrosse Camp.  In 2007, she continued her winning attitude and commitment to  women's lacrosse program  by leading the women's program to its first NCAA tournament appearance in team history.