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Three-Second Memory in a Classroom: a LAX Goalie Hub article for parents of youth lacrosse goalies
Beyond the Crease

Three-Second Memory in a Classroom

The reset he practises after every goal is a general-purpose skill, and it shows up on a bad test grade — but only if somebody points out the connection.

Beyond the CreaseTime Management Is a Goalie Skill: a LAX Goalie Hub article for parents of youth lacrosse goalies

Time Management Is a Goalie Skill

A daily session, a school week, a season and eventually a weight room. The organising this position demands is the same organising that shows up on a report card — and it can be taught on purpose.

The Long RoadGrades Are Recruiting: a LAX Goalie Hub article for parents of youth lacrosse goalies

Grades Are Recruiting

The NCAA dropped the test-score requirement, which quietly made his transcript the whole academic case. Ninth-grade grades are permanent in a way ninth-grade lacrosse isn't.

Gear Fit and SafetyThe Cheapest Piece of Gear You Own: a LAX Goalie Hub article for parents of youth lacrosse goalies

The Cheapest Piece of Gear You Own

Throat protectors cost about fifteen dollars, are required equipment, and are the single most commonly mis-fitted item on a youth goalie. What the rule says and how to check yours.

Gear Fit and SafetyGoalie Pants and the Padding Question: a LAX Goalie Hub article for parents of youth lacrosse goalies

Goalie Pants and the Padding Question

Most boys' field goalies wear sweatpants rather than leg padding. Here's what the rules require, why the coaching convention runs the way it does, and why the call is yours to make.

Gear Fit and SafetyWhat Changes When He Hits High School: a LAX Goalie Hub article for parents of youth lacrosse goalies

What Changes When He Hits High School

The rule differences between youth and high school lacrosse are small on paper. Several of them land directly on the goalie.