Author Archives: FLG Lacrosse Staff
LI Lax Journal – Suffolk Class C – SEASON PREVIEW
The goal of FLG’s Long Island Lacrosse Journal is to promote the sport of the lacrosse on Long Island. The LI Lax Journal will include team previews, coach interviews, rankings, top players, and much more. Follow FLG Lacrosse this Spring to get inside access to what’s happening in the world of lacrosse on Long Island! Shoreham-Wading
FLG Partners with WOLA Co.
FLG is constantly striving to provide our players with the best opportunities in all facets of the game. That is why we are excited to announce our partnership with WOLACO to provide you guys with custom FLG gear at prices up to 20% off by using the below link. WOLACO, short for Way of Life Athletic
10 Reasons To Be a Part of FLG
10. It’s a year long program. We have offerings during every season. Our select teams start with Fall Ball, then to Box Lacrosse in winter, Spring Training in the spring, leading up to the summer lacrosse tournament season. Throughout the year, we offer additional training opportunities to make your son or daughter the best they
Former FLG Players Announced to Tewaaraton Watch List
Massapequa, NY – On February 23rd, The Tewaaraton Foundation announced the 2016 Tewaaraton Award watch lists for men’s and women’s college lacrosse. Included were three former FLG select players and Garden City products, Devin Dwyer (Harvard), Jackie Jahelka (Adelphi), and Stephen Jahelka (Harvard). The list is also deep in Long Island roots with 21 additional
10 Reasons Why We’re Organized
“Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.” – Vince Lombardi The FLG Lacrosse, Inc. staff is comprised of five (5) full-time members and over 30+ coaches. The relationship with our players, parents and business partners is a key component that
Around the Yard: Stephen Jahelka
Since November, it seems as if one of the most strenuous activities as a Harvard student involved neither academics nor athletics. Instead, the two had been replaced with the daily routine of checking the weather on your smart phone after waking up in the morning. The anxiety and tension normally felt on test and game
Respect & Fear
Respect and Fear Two concepts with an abundance of different meanings. Some people feel that the two words go hand in hand while others dissociate one from the other entirely. With so much gray area as to what the two words actually mean, is it possible to know which school of thought is correct? Does
All Business
It isn’t a secret that Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather is the athlete people love to hate in today’s society (and it isn’t exactly hard to see why). Since his rise to stardom in the late ‘90s, Mayweather has been known for his trash talk in the media, the lavish lifestyle he doesn’t hesitate to flaunt and
Winning Takes Care of Everything
“Adversity causes some men to break; others to break records” – William A. Ward One of my favorite quotes and something that I have been able to refer back to whenever times are tough, whether it is with injury, a tough string of losses, and all other troubles athletes
Helmets & Women’s Lacrosse
If you were to turn on the TV four or five years ago, the only lacrosse you would see on TV (if any) was men’s division one lacrosse, usually around the time of the playoffs in May. However, not only is there much more lacrosse now on a weekly basis, but there is an impressive
