2014 Spring Practice Schedule
Ponies: TBD
Fillies: every Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 to 6:30 @ BHMS
Pee Wee Boys: every Wednesday and Friday 4:30 to 6:00 @ BHMS
Colts: every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 4:30 to 6:30 @ BHMS
Questions – Please contact Matt Hunt at matthunt08@hotmail.com.
Spring Season Starts 2/11/2014 – REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN
The Spring Season starts on 2/11/2014 and registration is still open for the spring season. Cost is $300 for all levels. Rancho Bernadro Youth Lacrosse is a community organization which develops lacrosse players who track to attend Rancho Bernardo High School in the Poway Unified School District. If your child is tracking to another high school and you have questions please contact Matt Hunt at matthunt08@hotmail.com.
Tryouts 2/11/2014 and 2/13/2014: Bernardo Heights Middle School 4:30 pm – 6:oopm/dark. For Fillies and Colts 5th – 8th grade. Colts K – 4th grade will not need to participate in a tryout.
To register:
- Go to https://rbylax.sportssignup.com.
- If you registered for the Fall program you can login using the account you created then. Your username is your e-mail address and if you forgot you password there is a reset password link.
- If you did not register for the Fall program you can create a new account and register.
- Please make sure you have the following before you get started:
- Your US Lacrosse Number and expiration date. (www.uslacrosse.org) You must pay for this separate from your RB Lacrosse registration.
- Your medical information (doctor’s phone number, address, etc.)Your credit card ready.
- We are only accepting Visa and MasterCard. If you cannot pay with a credit card please contact Matt Hunt before starting registration.
If you have any questions about the Spring Season please contact Matt Hunt at matthunt08@hotmail.com.
A reminder of where he had come from
Here is a great picture of Matt Drenan playing playing for Johns Hopkins vs Virginia in 2010. It’s great to see how much impact the RB program has had.
Matt put the tape with “RB” on his face mask as reminder of where he had come from to be a 4 year starter at a school like Johns Hopkins and as a symbol in honor of west coast lacrosse.
Bang the wall!
