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http://www.aggielacrosse.com/tournaments/index.htm

Fall college/club tournament is October 28-29.

Two HS tournaments back to back weekends in February, one in Plano and one it College Station? What is the difference between the two high school tournaments in February besides location?

I posted a short note on the website <http://www.aggielacrosse.com/tournaments/why.htm> on why we made this decision to keep everyone informed.

Basically the difference is the size and quality of teams. The goal for the smaller tournament in College Station is to maintain a fairly elite division, whereas we hope there will be a large enough field in Plano to facilitate any team who wants to come. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for the info. Good luck.

Hey guys. We're still looking for teams for the fall tournament if anyone is still interested. We have about 12 right now, and we'd like to fill it out to 24, so there is plenty of room. All the information is at

http://www.aggielacrosse.com/tournaments/fall

You can see currently registered teams, register and pay online, and download paperwork. I think this tournament is usually a lot of fun, so I'd definately invite everyone.

If you know of club teams who are looking for Fall Ball play, let them know as well, since we have a club bracket also.

Thanks a lot.

Pip wrote:Hey guys. We're still looking for teams for the fall tournament if anyone is still interested. We have about 12 right now, and we'd like to fill it out to 24, so there is plenty of room. All the information is at

http://www.aggielacrosse.com/tournaments/fall

You can see currently registered teams, register and pay online, and download paperwork. I think this tournament is usually a lot of fun, so I'd definately invite everyone.

If you know of club teams who are looking for Fall Ball play, let them know as well, since we have a club bracket also.

Thanks a lot.

I strongly suggest all the teams in Texas try to make it out to this tournament. A&M does a great job at puting on tournaments (they've been doing it longer then I've been playing), and it is a great place to get all the players into game situations to see what you have for the spring. Here is to a fun and injury free weekend in College Station...