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Mariah Monks demonstrates a roll dodge as former HS teammate Ellie Cole looks on.

Cole and Monks Bring College Lacrosse Experience Back to MPiL Girls

For the last two Tuesdays, Ellie Cole (Waynflete/Colgate University) and Mariah Monks (Waynflete/Hamilton College) have returned to Maine Premier Indoor Lacrosse to share their knowledge gained from their experiences playing at the college level. MORE ...

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Maine Premier College Alumni Visit MPiL During Break

Front Row L to R: KR Jurgelevich (Portland/UMass), Alex Casparius (Deering/AIC), Ryan Jurgelevich (Portland '12), Craig Ordway (Freeport/Wentworth), Trevar Haefele (St. Dom's '10/Nazareth), Troy Haefele (St. Dom's '12), MPL Director Malcolm Chase (Yarmouth/Whittier).

Back Row L to R: MPL Coach Jurgelevich (Adelphi Hall of Famer), Erik Casparius (Portland/Siena), Carlton Allen (Deering '11), Danny Clark (Scarborough/Siena), Jim Soules (Scarborough/USM), Sam Miller (Yarmouth/Hobart), (Yarmouth/ ), Jason Hichborn (Yarmouth/Bates), Ethan Cyr (Yarmouth '13), Jake Farrell (Deering '11).

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ATW Films Capturing Game Film at MPL

For more information on how to get your College Recruiting Film produced by Around The World, please click the following link...

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	Conditioning a New Stick There’s nothing like a new lacrosse stick to start off the season right! Making sure it is ready for optimum performance is key. Although factory strung heads get the job done, they are more of a template from which to work with. Here are some tips for conditioning your new stick. Take a Shower: New mesh is hard and waxy and if unconditioned can affect throwing and cradling. A good way to fix this problem is to take your stick in the shower with you. Put the head of the stick under the direct stream of water for a few minutes letting it thoroughly soak through. Then pat it dry with a towel until damp. Once damp take any kind of shaving cream and rub it throughout the stringing of your stick, and rinse once again. For best results let the head drip dry and keep a ball in your stick create the optimal pocket. Use Your Stick: One of the best ways to condition a stick is to practice with it. Play pass with a friend or wall ball to make your mesh soft and your pocket bigger. A well taken care of lacrosse stick can make all the difference in the world! Come visit me for any stick stringing tips or questions at the MPiL Tent this Winter at the Portland Sports Complex or email: stickdoctor@mainepremierlax.com. Take care of your stick and your stick will take care of you. - Ross MPL Stick Doctor