ILax - iLAX is for women's lacrosse players by women's lacrosse players! **We are a group of dedicated women's lacrosse coaches who have come together to run TEAM iLAX. We have all played on the Collegiate Level, Division I, II, III & club and are excited for the opportunity to work with the next generation of women's lacrosse players**

For Women's Lacrosse Players, by Women's Lacrosse Players

1 Meadow Springs Drive
Bel Air, MD 21015
ph: 443.386.7220
alt: 443.243.2323
kporcella@teamilax.com

iLAX is for women's lacrosse players by women's lacrosse players!

We are a group of dedicated women's lacrosse coaches who have come together to run TEAM iLAX. We have all played on the Collegiate Level, Division I, II, III & club and are excited for the opportunity to work with the next generation of women's lacrosse players

Directors:
Courtney Connor & Krystin Porcella

Krystin Porcella
President, TOP of the BAY sports, Inc.
2010-2011 US U-19 National Team Head Coach - WORLD CHAMPIONS
John Carroll Coach
2011 US Lacrosse, Baltimore Chapter, Hall of Fame Inductee
2007 & 2008 Maryland Coach of the Year
2007 & 2008 IAAM A Conference Champions
CEP Level 1 & 2 Certified Coach
Co-Chair of the womens divison USL National Convention 2010 & 2011 & 2012
Lax for Leukemia Board Member
US National Team Member 1996-1998
Loyola College All-American 1997-1998

1. Playing Time
Coaches will make every attempt to play each player equally if the player has met all attendance, attitude and parent requirements through 8th grade.
Exceptions are:
    A. Lack of attendance at practices
    B. Sub-par attitude
    C. Problem with a parent
If a player has attendance and/or attitude problems and/or parent problems, the coach should explain why she is not receiving equal playing time.
After 8th grade, all players must play in every competition, however she does not have to play equal time.

2. Communication
There should be open lines of communication from coach to player, player to coach, player to parent, parent to play and parent to coach, coach to parent.

iLAX program rule: A player must approach the coach on an area of concern before the parent contacts the coach. We encourage personal growth and development in each athlete. If the player and coach can not come to a satisfactory conclusion for both parties. The parent may contact the coach to set up an in person meeting. In that meeting the Director of the club will be present.

Parents may contact the coach directly in emergency situations.

All members of the team will have the coaches email and phone numbers.

Communication is a major key to success!

3. Attendance
    a. As a member of iLAX we expect full commitment. Lack of attendance shows lack of respect.
    b. Players should make every attempt to be at all team practices, games, events, socials...
    c. The player (not the parent, unless an emergency) must contact the coach directly at least 24 hours prior to missing a team function.
    d. A valid reason must be given for missing team functions.
   e. Lack of attendance will affect playing time.
   f. If lack of attendance is habitual, the players status with iLAX will be reviewed for possible dismissal.

4. Counseling Out/Cutting
Please not that this is a last resort option and all other disciplinary actions must be exhausted before getting to this point.
    a. Consistent lack of attendance.
    b. Consistent poor attitude.
    c. Poor Skill Level.

2. How to Counsel Out
a. The Coach will meet with the Directors of iLAX before any player is asked to leave. The player and parent will be addressed and explain the issues.

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1 Meadow Springs Drive
Bel Air, MD 21015
ph: 443.386.7220
alt: 443.243.2323
kporcella@teamilax.com

iLAX is for women's lacrosse players by women's lacrosse players!

**We are a group of dedicated women's lacrosse coaches who have come together to run TEAM iLAX. We have all played on the Collegiate Level, Division I, II, III & club and are excited for the opportunity to work with the next generation of women's lacrosse players** ﻿﻿

2. CommunicationThere should be open lines of communication from coach to player, player to coach, player to parent, parent to play and parent to coach, coach to parent.

4. Counseling Out/CuttingPlease not that this is a last resort option and all other disciplinary actions must be exhausted before getting to this point. a. Consistent lack of attendance. b. Consistent poor attitude. c. Poor Skill Level.

2. How to Counsel Out a. The Coach will meet with the Directors of iLAX before any player is asked to leave. The player and parent will be addressed and explain the issues.

We are a group of dedicated women's lacrosse coaches who have come together to run TEAM iLAX. We have all played on the Collegiate Level, Division I, II, III & club and are excited for the opportunity to work with the next generation of women's lacrosse players

2. Communication
There should be open lines of communication from coach to player, player to coach, player to parent, parent to play and parent to coach, coach to parent.

4. Counseling Out/Cutting
Please not that this is a last resort option and all other disciplinary actions must be exhausted before getting to this point.
a. Consistent lack of attendance.
b. Consistent poor attitude.
c. Poor Skill Level.

2. How to Counsel Out
a. The Coach will meet with the Directors of iLAX before any player is asked to leave. The player and parent will be addressed and explain the issues.