Registration for the Spring 2009 season will start on November 1, 2008 and run through December 20, 2008.  You can download the registration form here.  Get your registration forms in as soon as possible!

 

There will be an opportunity to register in person, ask questions, or just watch indoor Lacrosse on Sunday, November 30th at the OSSC at Pendergast in Bremerton from 1-4 PM.

KYLA will be hosting a winter Lacrosse clinic for boys and girls in grades 3-8.  It will be held on Sunday, December 14th at the OSSC at Pendergast in Bremerton.  More details to follow.

KYLA will be hosting 6 sessions of 7-on-7 indoor Lacrosse for boys in grades 3-8 and 9-12+.  Play will be "pick up" style scrimmages with players mixed from different teams.  No cleats are allowed at the OSSC.  Grades 9-12+ boys will play High School "jamboree" style rules.  Grades 3-8 boys will play Youth rules. 

 

NO BOARD CHECKING OF ANY KIND WILL BE TOLERATED!

 

Sessions will be held on 11/16, 11/30,12/7, 1/4, 1/11, and 1/18 at the OSSC at Pendergast in Bremerton.  The 9-12+ boys will play from 1-3 PM followed by the 3-8 boys from 3-4 PM.  The cost will be $10 per session. 

 

Download the registration form here.  The registration form is due the at first session you play, then you pay as you play.  KYLA personnel will be on hand to take your registration and session fee.

Reporter/Herald Article about Rob Hawley, KYLA, and Lacrosse in our area!

A must read!

Congratulations to Rob Hawley!  2008 Washington Lacrosse Hall of Fame Inductee!

Rob Hawley

 

Rob Hawley is a champion of youth lacrosse in Kitsap County where he is a math and science teacher and lacrosse coach at Klahowya Secondary School.  As a coach, he brought new energy to the sport among 7^th and 8^th graders by resurrecting the Kitsap Lacrosse Club in 2001.  He established the new Klahowya team in 2003 and quickly took his boys to the post season, reaching the Division II playoffs in consecutive years from 2004 – 2008.  In 2007, Hawley was instrumental in building the Kitsap Youth Lacrosse Association, a key feeder program of area high schools.  Just in its second year, the program fielded new 3^rd / 4^th grade and 7^th /8^th grade teams and sponsored numerous boys and girls camps, clinics and a summer league.    Prior to coming to Kitsap County, Hawley coached at the Lakeside School from 1993 to 2000, where he took the Lions to the state title game in six of eight years, winning the state championship in 1993.  Both his Klahowya and Lakeside teams won the prestigious Everett Smith Team Sportsmanship Award.  As a contributor to the sport in Washington State, Hawley served as Westside Representative to the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association from 2002 – 2008.  In 1997, he was involved in petitioning the WIAA to sanction high school lacrosse in the state.  As a volunteer, he has worked to create, manage and coach a summer league for club, college and high school lacrosse players through the Hero’s West Lacrosse league and coached the Great Northwest Lacrosse Camp from 1990 – 2000.   Hawley played collegiately at Harvard , where he was named an All-American in 1982 and 1984, All-Ivy League in 1984 and selected to the All-New England Team in 1982, 1983,1984 and 1985.  As a senior at Harvard, he was named team captain and represented the Crimson in both the USILA North South Senior Game and NEILA East West Senior Game.   As a prep athlete, he played with the Baltimore Friends in Maryland where he was named captain his senior year.  His team won the conference title in 1980 where he was named to Baltimore’s All-Metro squad three consecutive years.  As a club player, Hawley won a USCLA national championship in 1988 with the Maryland Lacrosse Club and also played for the Brine Lacrosse Club in Boston.  While playing for the Seattle Lacrosse Club, he served as president from 1992 to1993.