What they call their work
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 2 activities
- Organization and management of lacrosse practices and gamesConducts weekly lacrosse practices primarily at WGIS fields and hosts home games at Pottery Road Field in Camillus, NY, providing structured programming for different age groups including introductory sessions for kindergarteners, skill development for grades 1–2, and clinic-based practices and league games for grades 3–6 through the Upstate Lacrosse Association.
- Youth lacrosse programs for grades K-8Develops, promotes, and administers recreational youth lacrosse programs for boys and girls in grades K-8 within the West Genesee Central School District and Holy Family, with programs tailored by grade level to emphasize lacrosse fundamentals, safe play, and good sportsmanship. Annually serves 300 to 400 children, offering age-appropriate practices, scrimmages, and league games from mid-June through July.
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Youth Sports Volunteer Coordination 1 activity
- Reliance on and coordination of parent volunteersOrganizes and depends on parent volunteers to support team operations, including scorekeeping, timekeeping, stat tracking, booster club management, marketing, carpooling, photography, and production of yearbooks and game programs, ensuring smooth delivery of the youth lacrosse program.
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Who they work with
- Camillus Youth Lacrosse Association Inc Network — Implied central organizing body for the lacrosse program where parents are encouraged to get involved and support.
- Docs Pizza Fish Fry Partner — Sponsor of the 2023 season.
- Solvay Bank Partner — Sponsor of the 2023 season.
- Town of Camillus Parks & Recreation Partner — Collaborates with and recommends participation in Town of Camillus lacrosse programs led by West Genesee school coaches.
- TriTank Partner — Sponsor of the 2023 season.
- US Lacrosse Network — Follows the US Lacrosse Youth Council Code of Conduct and aligns programming with national standards.
- USA Lacrosse Partner — References USA Lacrosse article supporting multi-sport participation in athlete development.
- Upstate Lacrosse Association Partner — League in which CYLA's grades 3–6 participate for organized play.
- Upstate Lacrosse Association Partner — Offers youth lacrosse programs through affiliation with the Upstate Lacrosse Association.
- Upstate Lacrosse Association Partner — Partner organization through which CYLA teams in grades 3–6 participate in a weekly league from mid-June through July.
- Upstate Lacrosse Association Partner — Partners with ULA to participate in lacrosse leagues and schedule games.
- Upstate Lacrosse Association League Partner — League in which CYLA enrolls its players in grades 3–6.
- WGIS Partner — Hosts lacrosse practices at its facility.
- West Genesee Central School District Government — Relies on West Genesee school coaches to lead lacrosse programs offered through the Town of Camillus Parks & Recreation.
- West Genesee Intermediate School Partner — Hosts Camillus Youth Lacrosse Association's summer lacrosse activities at its facility.
How they approach the work
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- Long-Term Athletic Development via Multi-Sport Participationmethodology: long-term-athletic-developmentBy encouraging participation in multiple sports rather than early specialization, we support sustainable athletic growth and reduce burnout because diverse motor skills and intrinsic motivation lead to longer engagement and better overall development.
- Youth Development Through Lacrossemethodology: holistic youth development through sportBy integrating skill-building, sportsmanship, and safe participation, we foster engagement and learning in youth lacrosse because holistic development increases retention, confidence, and lifelong involvement in sport.