5/15/12: NCAA Final Four 3-Day Package
MBYLL is happy to announce we can offer you the 3-day game package price of $85 for member towns.
NCAA Final Four Ticket Package - 3 days of great NCAA Games. Must be purchased as a package. The NCAA championships return to Gillette Stadium Memorial Day Weekend! By purchasing this package, you'll be seated with other MBYLL towns and closer to your friends. You'll have access to the MBYLL tent adjacent to the stadium for food and refreshments. The package of tickets gets you into the following games:
Saturday, May 26 Division I semifinals – 2:30 and 5 p.m.
Sunday, May 27 Division II championship – 1 p.m. and Division III Championship – 4 p.m.
Monday, May 28 Division I championship – 1 p.m.
This package price will end May 19. The tickets will be mailed US Postage Priority Mail on Monday May 21st.
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5/11/12: Clinic from the Pros at Rice
KPYL and Reebok Lacrosse are proud to announce that on Wednesday, May 30, NLL MVP Dan Dawson (Philadelphia Wings) and Zack Greer, All Time NCAA goal scoring leader and Duke standout (Edmonton Rush NLL and The Long Island Lizards MLL) will be at the Rice Complex for an evening clinic starting at 5:30pm. Dan and Zack will be going over every aspect of the game. This is a great opportunity to learn from the best, so come out and enjoy an evening of Lacrosse with Dan and Zack.
5/2/12: Photo Day
Photo Day is coming up. Follow the link below to find out when your team's day and time is along with complete ordering instructions. Smile!
NOTE: THE LINKED PAGE NOW HAS THE CORRECT DAYS
Photo Day link
2/21/12: Not getting KPYL emails?
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