Hoosier Lacrosse

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The Hoosier Lacrosse staff will instruct boys and girls in the proper mechanics of goalie play that are essential for any player to be successful. Both beginners and experienced players will learn from individual instruction and game situation drills. Campers will be divided by age and ability. Campers will learn different techniques to improve their game and to be a brick wall, the Hoosier staff will take your game to the next level.

We will turn your potential into production!

We can help boys and girls of all ages, levels, and positions. Never played before? No problem. We have free loaner gear so that you can see if lacrosse is right for you.

Over 21 years of coaching experience.
All lessons are 1 hour time slots.
We will work with anyone in the Indianapolis area.

What we can help you with:
Passing/Catching
Shooting
Dodging
Face-offs
Defense
Goalie Play

We are in the planning stages of forming Team Hoosier boys and girls teams. We will have 2 to 3 levels from middle school through high school. If you are interested please use the contact us link to send us your name, grade, position, phone and email so we can contact you with details.

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