<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=36UvUY_0uegbBRb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=36UvUY_0uegbBRb00" width="760" height="560" ><figcaption>If you’re interested in introducing your daughter to the sport of lacrosse, now is the time to sign up, as registration for the 2024 CLC fall season is now open. Coronado Lacrosse Club is a nonprofit lacrosse organization for girls in kindergarten through eighth grade. The club’s main goal is to develop female youth lacrosse players to their greatest potential and help them develop their skills in recreational and competitive programs.</figcaption></figure>If you’re interested in introducing your daughter to the sport of lacrosse, now is the time to sign up, as registration for the 2024 CLC fall season is now open. Coronado Lacrosse Club is a nonprofit lacrosse organization for girls in kindergarten through eighth grade. The club’s main goal is to develop female youth lacrosse players to their greatest potential and help them develop their skills in recreational and competitive programs. The fall season is one of two that CLC hosts. It focuses more on player development and helping new players learn the game while honing and sharpening their skills on the field. Practices will be every Monday and Wednesday, and the fall 2024 season will run from September 4 to October 30. The 2024 fall season will see teams have two practices a week with a few non-league local area games mixed in so players can test some of their early skills. Along with its commitment to making an enjoyable experience for all its players, Coronado Lacrosse Club also boasts an impressive group of coaches with a proven track record and experience playing at the collegiate level. Caroline Carlson, the current head coach of the Coronado High School girls’ lacrosse team, serves as the director of coaching for CLC. Carlson starred for CHS as a player and played collegiately at Fresno State University. She brings a very advanced knowledge of the game to the program and continues to inject it with the most modern tactics. For coaches, CLC has many former college players who boast years of experience coaching and developing players at the youth level. For example, Coach Jada Cade has been with CLC since its inception and has been coaching youth lacrosse for the better part of 20 years. Cade was recruited and played collegiate lacrosse at William &amp; Mary University. CLC also has coaches such as Nadia Miranda, who played college lacrosse at Towson University in Maryland. From top to bottom, the Coronado Lacrosse Club houses an impressive coaching staff and an involved and dedicated board led by Club President Nicole Belong. The board is dedicated to helping players of all levels achieve new heights in their play.For those interested in signing up their daughter for the 2024 fall season, you may visit https://www.coronadolacrosseclub.com/Per the registration page, “If you are registering more than one player in your family, you will receive a $25 discount on the second (third + all additional children) registration fee. In order for the registration system to recognize that you are registering multiple players, please register all of your players at this time.”Vol. 40, No. 30 - Thursday, July 25, 2024</div></body>

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Lacrosse Club Fall Registration Now Open

If you’re interested in introducing your daughter to the sport of lacrosse, now is the time to sign up, as registration for the 2024 CLC fall season is now open. Coronado Lacrosse Club is a nonprofit lacrosse organization for girls in kindergarten through eighth grade. The club’s main goal is to develop female youth lacrosse players to their greatest potential and help them develop their skills in recreational and competitive programs.

Lacrosse Club Fall Registration Now Open

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