For your family, what was the best aspect of the Warriors season?

"The pursuit of personal and team goals in an atmosphere of hard work, dedication, and perseverance. This helped to define for our son what it is to be an athlete/teammate and what it means to participate in those roles in a meaningful way." 

"My son is playing at such a higher level of soccer this year because of the transferable skills from Lacrosse.  Last year playing for the Warriors brought an unexpected toughness, field awareness and intensity.   It is now showing on the field in soccer as he is having his best year yet, including scoring the winning goal for 2011 Breakers team to win the tournament."

"Our kids have tried numerous youth sports, but once we discovered Lacrosse we were all hooked.  The only downside is when they play other sports it just isn't as exciting to watch as Lacrosse.   The game is fast paced, thrilling and the only sport where most of the team shows up 30-45 minutes early so they can practice before practice."

"I feel like our family found our tribe! We felt so welcomed into the Warrior LAX club from the start. We ask A LOT of questions, and Sabin never seemed to tire answering them all. As a family, we found a new sport, hobby, and passion as LAX tutorials and highlights have become all the background noise in the house."

"Great coaching, kids gaining confidence, fun game days.  One of my favorite parts of this experience were the post-game write ups. We looked forward to them and read them together. "

"Passion for competition and winning is noble. We really appreciate how invested coaches are both in volunteering their time and energy to the team."

"We wish we found Lacrosse sooner as our older son joined his Highschool team last year and having prior experience would have set him ahead of the curve."

"The coaches made all the difference for the boys.  They were the perfect mixture of firm, constructive, positive and encouraging. Just what these boys needed at this age. We are so grateful we had them as our coaches."