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spring 2026 season EVALUATIONs

 

All players wishing to be evaluated for the "A" team must be registered for the Spring season and attend at least one evaluation. However, in order to get evaluated by as many coaches/evaluators as possible, we recommend attending both evaluations.   Players who do not want to play "A" are not required to attend evaluations.

Field Location: Evaluations take place at the Mill Valley Parks & Rec Field Complex (near MVMS / the community center) and Hauke Field South

Evaluation Dates:

Boys U12 (5th & 6th grade) - WED Jan 14 & TUES Jan 20 / 3:45 to Dusk
Jan 14 @ FRIENDS FIELD & Jan 20 @ HAUKE SOUTH FIELD
 
Girls U12 (5th & 6th grade) - TUES Jan 13 & WED Jan 21 / 3:45 to Dusk @ FRIENDS FIELD
 
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Boys U14 (7th & 8th grade) - WED Jan 14 & TUES Jan 20 / 3:45 to Dusk.
Jan 14 @ FRIENDS FIELD & Jan 20 @ HAUKE FIELD
 
Girls U14 (7th & 8th grade) - TUES Jan 20 & WED Jan 21 / 3:45 to Dusk @ FRIENDS FIELD
 
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Boys U10 (3rd & 4th grade) - THURS Jan 15 & THURS Jan 22 / 3:45 to Dusk @ HAUKE FIELD
 
Girls U10 (3rd & 4th grade) - WED Jan 14 & THURS Jan 22  / 3:45 to Dusk.
Jan 14 @ HAUKE FIELD Jan 22 @ FRIENDS FIELD
 
 
The ultimate goal is to make sure each player is placed on a team where he/she will be competing in an environment that best matches his/her skill set. 
Rosters will be published 1 week following the final evaluation event.
“A” teams require a FULL TIME commitment for practices and games over other spring sports. 

“B” Teams provide more flexibility to accommodate other sports or weekend conflicts. 

Evaluation committee consists of SM Head coaches, HS Coaches, & SM Clinic Coaches.  Parent involvement is limited to SM Head coaches.

No cuts - all registered players will be placed on a team.

How do I prepare for evaluations? 

1.) Wolfpack Fall & Winter Training Sessions:  Sessions are coached and run by SM Program Directors and Evaluators

2.) Wall Ball...Wall Ball...Wall Ball...:  The single best stick skill training method for any player. Just find a wall around town and go at it. Make sure to wear lacrosse gloves when practicing. Practice each hand as well. STX Bounce backs are a good tool as well. 

3.) Play other sports  Basketball/football/soccer/hockey/tennis/baseball/track/etc. all provide skill development essential for playing lacrosse.  SMLC would rather see multi-sports athletes for several reasons including the fact a broader skill set is enhanced and the "burn out" factor is lower.  This doesn’t mean put the stick down for 4-5 months, it simply means one should give their “in-season” sport priority and work on Lacrosse skill development when/if the opportunity fits into your child's schedule.