2033 AA
OVERVIEW
The 2033 AA Team introduces the youngest athletes to the AA level, blending fun with structure. Players gain their first exposure to state-level lacrosse, learning what it means to compete with Wisconsin’s best while still keeping the game enjoyable.
Program Objectives
- Skill Mastery: Core stickwork, dodging, and defensive techniques under pressure.
- Game IQ: Understanding spacing, ball movement, and early motion concepts.
- Competition: Midwest events provide experience against top regional programs.
Love of the Game: Development paired with fun to ensure players enjoy their AA experience.
Anticipated Schedule
This Summer, our teams will compete in a mix of local, regional, and national events — each chosen to match the competitive level and development goals of the roster.
UW-Whitewater – Whitewater, Wisconsin
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- Positional instruction and skill progression
- System installation
- Regional scrimmages and chemistry building
- Leadership sessions and off-field fun
Training camp creates an early spark — a chance to reset after spring, grow as teams, and launch into the summer with momentum.
Baltimore, Maryland
- Why Millon? Establishes an early competitive tone and rewards preparation
Rockford, Illinois
- Premier Midwest event with a deep, talented field. Optional June 26 showcase available.
- Why TI? Elite, structured competition that rewards preparation and team play
Vernon Hills, Illinois
- Why Pipe City? High energy regional weekend combining fun and challenge
Westfield, Indiana
- Why Grand Prix? Championship format finales that rewards focus and competitiveness
Method
- Progressive drills with lots of touches and repetition.
- Team concepts introduced in age-appropriate ways.
- Coaches emphasize positivity, effort, and team celebration alongside skill growth.