Players and Parents,

My experience has shown me that passion and perseverance may be more important than sheer talent.  For those looking to improve their performance through a deeper understanding of the game of girls lacrosse, look no further.  Winner's Edge offers camps, clinics, and indoor leagues to help you reach your full potential.  Through a commitment to customers as part of our lax family, we will raise the expectations of players and parents alike.  

Building off of my past success as a coordinator of camps and clinics and Club Director, I will continue the type of hands-on approach that you have come to expect.  I value the relationships that I have built with the girls lacrosse players, parents, and coaches of Western Pennsylvania and hope to have earned your business.  

Look around and feel free to contact me with any questions.  We have a lot of programming to offer and an awesome staff who will make sure that learning and fun are a part of every event.

Join us to gain the Winner's Edge!

Yours in lacrosse,
Becky Luzier

​IntrepidDirector@aol.com

COVID MITIGATION PROTOCOLS BY SITE

Bethel Park High School

COVID 19 Protocols for Black Hawk 7 V 7
1. The facility reserves the right to fever screen anyone entering the building. The arena reserves the right to deny access to any customers with a fever of 100.4 or higher or showing symptoms of communicable disease.
2. All participants must sign an ONLINE WAIVER accessed through the arena’s website. No exceptions. Parents must sign waivers for each of their children under 18. This link will be emailed out along with a copy of these regulations with your registration confirmation.
3. As of the time of team registration opening, masks are recommended but not required by the facility. Masking policies are subject to change based on PA State, CDC, and Facility guidelines. Changes to the policies due to local, state, and federal policies are not grounds for requesting a refund.
4.Practice social distancing as much as possible when not actively engaged in game play.
5. No spitting or sharing drinks.
6. Do not enter this facility if you are feeling or showing any symptoms of any communicable disease.

Printscape Arena

COVID 19 Protocols 
For Fall Indoor League
1. The facility reserves the right to fever screen anyone entering the building. The arena reserves the right to deny access to any customers with a fever of 100.4 or higher or showing symptoms of communicable disease.
2. All participants must sign an ONLINE WAIVER accessed through the arena’s website. No exceptions. Parents must sign waivers for each of their children under 18. This link will be emailed out along with a copy of these regulations with your registration confirmation.
3. As of the time of team registration opening, masks are recommended but not required by the facility. Masking policies are subject to change based on PA State, CDC, and Facility guidelines. Changes to the policies due to local, state, and federal policies are not grounds for requesting a refund.
4. Please do not enter the foyer area outside the field until 5 minutes prior to your game beginning to allow proper time for spacing and cleaning.
5. Participants should arrive fully dressed for their game-no changing or leaving your things in the foyer area.
6. Observe and follow all one-way corridors and throughways and do not enter closed areas.
7. Practice social distancing as much as possible when not actively engaged in game play.
8. Participants must exit the building within 5 minutes the end of their game.
9. No spitting or sharing drinks.
10. Do not enter this facility if you are feeling or showing any symptoms of any communicable disease.

Six Key Benefits of Playing 7 V 7 Lacrosse This Offseason

 
1) Played in a confined playing area forces quicker decision making, confidence under pressure and sharper stick skills.

2) Missed passes and shots result in a rebound, so there is NO stoppage in play.

3) Small space teaches players to fake & finish.

4) Better Body Defense — players learn to play defense with good positioning and footwork without over relying on stick checks

5) Unlike field lacrosse, players play on both sides of the ball and develop complete skills
 
6) Smaller roster requirements mean Varsity-level players play against Varsity-level players and the same goes for JV.