We strive to offer programs which encourage trust, foster communication, reward hard work, and instill a life-long love of the game. Our programs emphasize diligence, skill development, and honor for the sport.

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Pictures from the 2013 Boys D-I Championship game between the Juan Diego Soaring Eagle and the Lone Peak Knights. Juan Diego won 8-4. Photos courtesy of Haslam Photography, Tim Haslam, Chris Lund and David Welsh. Read the recap of the game here.

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Pictures from the 2013 Boys D-II Championship game between the Waterford Ravens and the Syracuse Titans. Waterford won 6-4. Photos courtesy of Haslam Photography, Tim Haslam, ShootingStar Photography and David Welsh. Read the recap of the game here.

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For Immediate Release – Starz Lacrosse

The spring lacrosse season is winding down and players are reminiscing about what was, what wasn’t, and what might have been.  This is the time to take a deep breath and share gratitude and thanks to everybody who supports the sport. It is important that we take this opportunity to remember all the hard work put in on the field and on the wall to make ourselves better. Don’t forget about the hours spent at home stringing sticks, in the gym, and on the road this year.

Moreover, we must send our gratitude and thanks to our coaches, friends, and family who each made their own sacrifices to support us.  The amount of time and effort it takes to be successful in lacrosse cannot be underestimated. Some players were able to parlay this energy spent into particularly exciting seasons and Adrenaline Lacrosse would like to congratulate them. Read More

Pictures from the 2013 Girls D-I Championship game between the Skyline Eagles and Park City Miners. Skyline won 10-9. Photos courtesy of Haslam Photography, Tim Haslam and David Welsh. Read the recap of the game here. Read More

Pictures from the 2013 Girls D-II Championship game between the American Fork Lady Cavemen and the Lehi Pioneers. American Fork won 11-7. Photos courtesy of Haslam Photography, Tim Haslam and David Welsh. Read the recap of the game here. Read More

It was a long and bumpy road to the Boys D-I Championships for the Juan Diego Soaring Eagle, but the team held strong through adversity, came together and earned the right to be called champions for the second straight season. In a hard fought battle Juan Diego handed the Lone Peak Knights their first loss of the season with an 8-4 win.

Juan Diego Head Coach Patrick Lambert commented on the team’s consecutive championships: “The boys put a lot of pressure on themselves to repeat. When you have them saying in their first practice, ‘we’re gonna repeat. We’re gonna win the state championship,’ sometimes it takes a lot of refocusing and say, ‘alright, let’s just have a good practice right now. You don’t have to win it today.’” Read More

On a rain-soaked Saturday afternoon under a spotty sky with B-52′s and B-18′s flying overhead, the Syracuse Titans and the Waterford Ravens took the field to battle it out for D-II supremacy, and the game lived up to the hype.  Both teams played underdog roles this season, upsetting top-seeded teams to advance to the championship and the mentality apparently carried over to this final match-up in a game that saw emotional play, big hard hits, and grind-it-out offensive possessions.  When the final whistle blew, the Ravens rushed the field to celebrate their first championship in seven years, having won in Waterford fashion, 6-4.   Read More

Park City and Skyline went head to head in the D-I State Championship at Copper Hills High School. These two teams met earlier with Skyline winning by one. Park City came in hoping to get revenge for their earlier loss.

The game started with Skyline controlling the first draw, transitioning down the field and only to have their first shot saved by Ashley Peabody. Park City was able to quickly get the ball down the field and capitalize on their first shot. The Miners weren’t done, they quickly followed up with a goal by Mckenna Tychsen to get Park City up by two early. Skyline was able to answer on a nice feed by Miklain Huntsman to Annie Glenn to get the Eagles within one. Skyline went on a three goal run that was finally brought to an end by a goal from Nicole Kirkam that would bring the score 4-3 in favor of Skyline. Skyline responded with a goal by Annie Glenn. Anna Ferreira was able to follow it up to get the Eagles up 6-3. On the following possession, Peabody  had a nice save to keep Skyline from getting too far away and Caitlin Jarratt was able to capitalize to bring the halftime score 6-4. Read More

With a steady drizzle, the American Fork Lady Cavemen beat the Lehi Pioneers in the 2013 Girls D-II Championship game on Saturday at Copper Hill High School by the score of 11-7.

American Fork started with American Fork’s Haley Cook scoring on a free position to give the Lady Cavemen an early lead. On the ensuing possession, Lehi’s Shae Munger scored on a backhanded shot to tie the game at one. After a good defensive stand by Lehi, Meagan Freeman rolled the crease and scored to get the Pioneers up by one. This was their first and only lead of the game. American Fork rattled off six straight goals to go up 7-2. Addie Pearson of Lehi was able to get one back to take it into halftime 7-3. American Fork controlled 8 of 11 draws while Lehi controlled 3 of 11. Read More