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August 2005 WDPCC Newsletter
edited by Judy Fong and Dana Czapnik |
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Welcome to the August 2005 Edition!
This bi-monthly newsletter will be full of information and resources that will strengthen your pursuits as a team and individually, and further connect our community!
We will profile some of our most established clubs, highlight emerging clubs, feature international lacrosse news, coaches on the move, WDPCC developments and more.
Please spread the word and encourage players, coaches, and anyone interested in women's post collegiate play to sign up to receive our newsletter. To submit something for publication, please contact our co-editors, Judy Fong at jfong00@yahoo.com and Dana Czapnik at danaczapnik@yahoo.com.
Sign up for the newsletter at: www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/newsletter.htm

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WDPCC UPDATES
The WDPCC has been fast at work, making every effort to emerge as a powerful force on the lacrosse landscape to better serve you! Allow us to offer some highlights: |
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Join the WDPCC At Large Team!
The WDPCC recently partnered with Tribal West Lacrosse in Utah to offer At Large Players a chance to play in the Lake Tahoe Lacrosse Tournament! If interested in future opportunities, join the At Large Player Database. Although our primary function is to support clubs, we also recognize the need to support post collegiate players not associated with a club yet. As a result, we hope to further develop our at-large player database. We hope to use this database as a resource for current clubs to locate new players. Moreover, we hope to offer these players opportunities to play at tournaments as a "one time" team. View listings at http://www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/atlargeplayerlisting.phtml
Sign up at http://www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/atlarge.html
Join the WDPCC Council
We need you! The WDPCC has several opportunities to
join. Any interest in becoming a Treasurer, Secretary, National Committee
Co-Chair, or Marketing Co-Chair? Or if you have another position in mind,
let us know. To find out more about each committee and our wonderful women
that make things happen visit: http://www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/aboutus.htm. To join email us at Ayana.Green@verizon.net.
WDPCC History and Highlights
Learn about the WDPCC History and Highlights.
We have a rich history and promising future. Visit: http://www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/aboutus.htm.
Take the WDPCC Online Survey
Have your voices heard! We are still encouraging as many PCC club leaders
and players to take the survey. As you might imagine, our clubs vary greatly
in location, structure, resources and needs. Our survey is our effort to
better understand and fill your needs. PLEASE take the time to complete our
survey by visiting: www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/survey.html
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See the New Marketing Brochure
Hopefully you will see a bunch of brochures at several summer tournaments, including The World Cup. To take a peek, visit: www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc/aboutus.htm
Start Up Kit
Many clubs across the country are just starting and many more are struggling. As a result, we plan to develop a kit to help clubs with the ins, outs, and ideas to help run a successful a club.
Comprehensive Web Site
Continue to visit our website to learn about the pcc teams, players and tournaments in your area: www.uslacrosse.org/wdpcc
Newsletter
And of course our Newsletter is developed specifically for you! Welcome to another edition! If you have any ideas, suggestions or would like to submit a piece, be sure to let our editors, Judy and Dana, know. Enjoy!
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Features
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Welcome to the Club
by Dana Czapnik
Dana Czapnik extends the welcome mat to the class of 2005. read more
Brief History of Lacrosse in Japan
by Yoshie Miura, President of JLA Women's Club Association
Lacrosse isn’t just America’s game. The sport has traveled across the continental United States and the Pacific Ocean to grow roots in Japan. Yoshie Miura, President of JLA Women's Club Association shares how lacrosse grew sprouts in Japan. read more
The Realization of Dreams
by Jessica Bates
Jessica Bates reports from the stands at the 2005 IFWLA World Cup. read more
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From the George Washington Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge
by Judy Fong
Post Collegiate Lacrosse has a home on both coasts. Judy Fong has a pow-wow with former college teammate and current President of the Northern California Women’s Lacrosse Association, Christina Gilyutin to discuss post-collegiate Lax on the West Coast. read more
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To submit something for publication, please contact our co-editors, Judy Fong at jfong00@yahoo.com and Dana Czapnik at danaczapnik@yahoo.com.
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