MAINE SELECT IS NOW YEAR ROUND
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
TOURNAMENT AND TEAM REQUIREMENTS
TOURNAMENT AND TEAM REQUIREMENTS
A year-round lacrosse program is designed to develop elite athletes through continuous skill-building and high-level competition. This curriculum balances seasonal training intensity with three premier travel tournaments.
The program follows a periodized model, moving from technical fundamentals to advanced game IQ and culminating in national-level tournament play.
TOURNAMENT AND TEAM REQUIREMENTS
TOURNAMENT AND TEAM REQUIREMENTS
TOURNAMENT AND TEAM REQUIREMENTS
- Must attend at least 80% of trainings in each season to attend tournament
- Must be paid in full prior to tournament in order to attend tournament
- Roster spot is NOT guaranteed unless the above has been met
- Program Registration is ongoing, year round for training sessions
- Tournament rosters will fluctuate depending on new registrations, skill level and training attendance
SCHEDULE
TOURNAMENT AND TEAM REQUIREMENTS
SCHEDULE
January-June: 1 training a Month
July-September: 1 training a Week
October- December: 1 training a Month
***Players rostered on the team will have additional training leading up to the tournament. That cost will be included in the additional tournament player fees ***
COST
REGISTRATION FOR TRAININGS
SCHEDULE
Payments will be based on a membership status:
6 Months
- January to June - $210
- July to December - $420
Year Round
- January to December - $510 (20% off 6 month pricing)
-Travel Team Fees will be in ADDITION to training costs.
-Film will be included in the Travel Team Fees
-Player Profile Marketing on Maine Mussels and Maine Select Social Media Platforms will be included in training and travel costs
REGISTRATION FOR TRAININGS
REGISTRATION FOR TRAININGS
REGISTRATION FOR TRAININGS
REGISTER FOR 6 MONTH or 1 YEAR TRAINING PROGRAM
TRAINING INFORMATION
1. Summer Season: Peak Performance
- Focus: The culmination of the year's training with a focus on team cohesion and high-speed execution.
- Training: 1 session per week (1.5–2 hours) focusing on game scenarios, special teams (man-up/man-down), and clearing/riding.
- Tournament: Summer Travel Championship (June/July). A multi-day regional or national event often used for college recruiting at the high school level.
2. Fall Season: Technical Refinement
- Focus: Individual skill development and "Fall Ball" to integrate new players or tactics.
- Training: 1 Sunday training session per week to accommodate multi-sport athletes, emphasizing stick work and positional skills (face-offs, goalie work, dodging).
- Tournament: Fall Showcase (October/November). A competitive one-day or two-day regional event to test early-season progress.
3. Winter Season: Strength & IQ
- Focus: Building a physical base and increasing "Lacrosse IQ" through high-repetition indoor drills.
- Training: 1–2 indoor sessions per week. Includes "Box Lacrosse" concepts for tight-space stick handling and speed/agility clinics.
- Tournament: Winter Indoor/Box Invitational (January/February). A fast-paced indoor tournament designed to improve reaction time and stick protection.
4. Spring Season: Pre-Season Preparation
Focus: For youth, this serves as a "warm-up" for the summer; for high schoolers, it often aligns with the school season.