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2010 Registration Information |
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Player registration for the 2010 season will be as follows:
On Site Player Registration
On site player registration will take place on Saturday, February 20th from 9 am to 12 noon at Soccer Plus (Old Hampton Road in Quispamsis) and Doiron Sports Excellence (Greenhead Road, West Saint John)
Mail
Registration forms will be mailed to players who registered last season. Parents will just need to sign the form and return it, along with the registration fee, in the self-addressed envelope. The forms will be mailed in February, please note that players who register before March 5th will receive a reduction of their registration fee.
You may also register by printing a registration form and mailing it to:
Fundy Lacrosse Association
PO Box 6631
Station "A"
Saint John, N.B.
E2L 4S1
Please include a cheque or money order payable to Fundy Lacrosse Association. Partial cheques or post-dated cheques will not be accepted. Also, please be sure to include your correct email address as this is a primary form of communication from the association to its members and players. This information will be kept in the strictest of confidence and will not be distributed in any way.
Youth Registration Form Adobe Acrobat
Youth Registration Form MS Word
Registration Fees:
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After March 5, 2010 |
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| $65 Tyke Division |
$65 Tyke Division |
| $130 First Child |
$155 First Child |
| $ 95 Second Child |
$110 Second Child |
| $290 Family Plan |
$315 Family Plan |
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Refund Policy
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All refunds will be subject to a $25 administration fee. No refunds will be granted after April 23, 2010
Refund cheques will be issued May 1st, 2010
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Field Lacrosse Program Now Offered |
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The FLA is excited to announce that we will be offering a field lacrosse program this summer following our box lacrosse season.
What is Field Lacrosse
Field Lacrosse is Canada’s original sport and has roots in North American cultures going back 1000 years.
Field Lacrosse brings together the skills used in a variety of sports, for example:
· running of soccer;
· team play of football;
· fast break of basketball; and
· passing, shooting, and contact of hockey.
However, Field Lacrosse is a unique sport that provides fast-paced action combined with physical conditioning and fun!
Anyone can play Field Lacrosse – the big or the small – as the game requires and rewards coordination and agility, not brawn. Games are played without contact at the youth levels.
Field Lacrosse is presently played by both men and women in local clubs and schools. Field Lacrosse was part of regular Olympic competition in the early 1900’s.
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