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Moaning Git wrote:Up North, where things are different of course, there have been proportionally more games cancelled on artificial surfaces than on grass ..

They must breed some hard grass tup' North.. or their astro is made of tweed.

Hi, could anyone who plays for or is on the Colchester mailing list please tell me if the game against Croydon is on tomorrow.

Of the three contacts listed on SEMLA two no longer play for the club and the other is in France skiing.. really don't want to drive 2 hours to find out it was cancelled

OWULax17 wrote:3) Better weather

I'll remember that when I'm soaked to the skin at Glastonbury this year.

[/quote]We can't play games over Christmas / New Year, or Easter[/quote]

What about EG Christmas Cracker, The Croydon v Purley boxing day game (ran for about 40 years I believe), The Easter 8's, The Centurion sixes.. to name but a few.

Croydon v Bucks OFF - both team's pitches under water.

My understanding from Peter Munday is the leagues were agreed to be structured over winter season as many clubs did (and still do) play on cricket grounds.
Making it a summer sport would, amongst many other things, render a number of clubs homeless.

Keep calm and contact your club... Croydon forwarded the information straight to the manager at Bromley Cricket Club who quickly explained we were already covered for accidental damage to property, articles and persons in specific relation to lacrosse. They updated their policy when we joined their ...

Early one.. Croydon v Blues 2 - both sides agreed to be played for double points in the new year.

Can anyone clarify how many players a team is permitted to 'kit up' for Bath 8's.

Just checking as we have some players who are saying 'I'll come have a run on if I can' and players like myself who may just play one or two games due to injury.

Moo wrote:MK is getting a LAX team together

Worth contacting Northampton, Hitchin, Welwyn and even Leicester Uni mens to try and arrange some pre season friendlies.
I imagine they'll be looking out for warm up games.

Dunc, if Dave is playing you can't get out of it!!

Jon, excellent bit of history there, talk about above and beyond! If anyone get's a chance to see Peter at this year's flags final ask him about the story below as it's really interesting how it came about and links to his tireless efforts to start up lacrosse in Malta.. I also think he's been tryin...

I bet your estate agents told you Colchester & Maidstone were suburbs of London to ehh boys..

word over email is Croydon beat Welwyn 14-5.

Lee, just because you are a personality doesn't mean you have one...
... what you doing back in Northants? Living on somebody's sofa AGAIN least it's not mine this time.

Excellent, always need more Zebra's as the game grows here. The league is very social, so its a good way to meet some new faces and most of our ref's are likewise, retired players. Bill is definitely your man to talk to though. League kicks off in November, as does the summer so you couldn't be head...

unless Chris is into Rugby or Snow he's bang outta luck in Queenstown. Only lax in the south island is Christchurch and i'm not sure what state thats in now after the quakes. The league is based in Auckland which is where most of the lax happens.

Carl_Tilbury wrote:We're having a garden party in Cambridge and looking to get a shot clock.

Lax Balls + Pims = Watch out conservatory windows.

Greetings lax community! The NZ lacrosse league is currently gearing up to begin it's new season. If you or anybody from your club is currently living / working / travelling in New Zealand and looking to get some training or games in then please feel free to drop me a message and we can get you in c...

Greetings lax community! The NZ lacrosse league is currently gearing up to begin it's new season. If you or anybody from your club is currently living / working / travelling in New Zealand and looking to get some training or games in then please feel free to drop me a message and we can get you in c...