Trilogy Lacrosse’s Aces Events provide Middle School players who aim to play at the collegiate level with the skills, knowledge and opportunities to achieve those dreams. Players receive the appropriate amount of instruction, competition and exposure to ensure they are prepared for the next steps of their lacrosse career.
*All campers must be US Lacrosse members with active memberships to attend this event. To become a member or renew an existing membership, visit uslacrosse.org/membership.
All Trilogy Events feature at least a 10:1 Camper-to-Staff Ratio. There is also a certified Athletic Trainer at every Trilogy Event to keep our participants safe.
All of our staff also go through a Background Check process and are trained in the following:
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A detailed camper informational packet will be posted here in Spring 2020 and emailed to all registered families prior to the event. This packet will include the following:
A parent/guardian must complete the below form for each registered camper attending our Future Aces East event. The Online Medical Form must be completed by May 15th in order to guarantee the player reversible size.
If you would like to submit a request for your child’s roommate, please submit this online form. In order to guarantee a roommate pairing, both participants MUST submit requests for each other. If you would like to update your roommate request (make a change), please submit another form; we will always use the most recent submission. All requests must be submitted online at least 3 weeks in advance of camp.
This form must be completed fully in order Trilogy Camp Staff to administer any required medication OR for the camper to self-administer medication. A separate form must be completed for each medication. These forms will be turned in on-site at Check-In to the Athletic Trainer.
Medication Administration Authorization Form
Our son Matthew just attended the Future Aces East event at Towson University for the second year in a row and he loved it. I spent 7 hours in the car with he and his buddies on the long ride home and they didn’t stop talking about the quality of their experience. While they certainly appreciated the competitive level of things — they all love to compete — they talked about the spirit of the camp and the quality of the coaching. These summer camps are always tough to choose, as we all have limited time and resource (and I often think Matt would be better off playing in the front yard or fishing!) but my wife and I have been so pleased with how much Matt seems to love Aces East. He’s made good friends, met excellent coaches and respects the game more because of his time there. Matt was the only kid in the car not to make “all-stars” but he couldn’t have cared less. Somehow it was more about the experience and the growth then it was about who got what. At any rate, I felt compelled to write you an email and thank you and your team for putting on a great camp. It was worth every penny!
Our son has participated in various Trilogy events (ICE, Academic Aces, Middle School Aces) and we cannot say enough for the Trilogy staff and overall experience. Trilogy enabled him to play with talented young men from all over the U.S. while playing for the best lacrosse coaches in the sport. The Trilogy approach to breaking down the college recruiting process is the only one we’ve experienced that really focuses on helping the player find the right “College” that includes the right “lacrosse opportunity” instead of focusing committing to lacrosse program. A big thanks to the entire Trilogy team for an entire program that truly supports player development.
Scenario 1: Camp is Cancelled Due to COVID-19
Scenario 2: Camp is Postponed Due to COVID-19
Scenario 3: Camp Runs As-Scheduled