THSLL Districts

Central District

Class A

Austin Dripping Springs Lake Travis TMI Episcopal Vandegrift Westlake Westwood Austin JV Dripping Springs JV Lake Travis JV TMI Episcopal JV Vandegrift JV Westlake JV Westwood JV

Class B

Alamo Heights Anderson Gateway Georgetown Regents School of Austin Smithson Valley St. Andrew's Vista Ridge Westlake B Alamo Heights JV Anderson JV Regents School of Austin JV Vista Ridge JV

Class C

Bowie Hyde Park Liberty Hill St. Michael's Catholic Preparatory School St. Stephen's Stony Point Bowie JV Gateway JV Hyde Park JV Liberty Hill JV St. Michael's JV

Class D

Canyon Rouse Amarillo/Tascosa Coronado Lacrosse - El Paso West Texas United Midland

North District

Class A

Allen Highland Park Rockwall St. Mark's Coppell Dallas Jesuit Episcopal School of Dallas Lovejoy Prosper Southlake Allen JV Rockwall JV St. Mark's JV Coppell JV Dallas Jesuit JV Episcopal School of Dallas JV Lovejoy JV Prosper JV Southlake JV Green

Class B

Dallas Jesuit B Flower Mound Frisco Highland Park B Keller McKinney Parish Episcopal Plano Flower Mound JV Frisco JV Keller JV Parish Episcopal JV Plano JV

Class C

Bridge Lacrosse Cumberland Academy Fort Worth Country Day Grapevine Greenhill Hebron Plano East Plano West Trinity Valley School Aledo JV Bridge Lacrosse JV Cumberland Academy JV Fort Worth Country Day JV Greenhill JV Plano West JV Trinity Valley School JV

Class D

All Saints Episcopal School Bishop Lynch Fort Worth Lacrosse Guyer Lacrosse Hillcrest John Paul II

San Antonio District

Class C

Antonian College Preparatory School Boerne Central Catholic Reagan Saint Marys Hall Boerne JV Central Catholic JV New Braunfels JV

South District

Class A

Cy Woods Episcopal Houston Houston Christian Kinkaid Memorial St. John's Strake Jesuit Woodlands Cy Woods JV Episcopal Houston JV Houston Christian JV Kinkaid JV Memorial JV St. John's JV Strake Jesuit JV Woodlands JV

Class B

Kingwood Klein Magnolia Woodlands B Friendswood Katy Memorial B Pearland Ridge Point Stratford Kingwood JV Klein JV Magnolia JV Friendswood JV Katy JV Stratford JV

Class C

Atascocita Bellaire Clear Springs Concordia Lutheran George Ranch Lamar St. Thomas Westside Atascocita JV Bellaire JV Clear Springs JV Concordia Lutheran JV St. Thomas JV

Class D

Awty International School Emery/Weiner School St. Pius X

THSLL News

Sportsmanship Letter
Posted on February 20, 2009

February 18, 2009

To: All Players, Parents, Coaches, Administrators and Fans of Texas High School Lacrosse

Subject: Sportsmanship

The Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) was formed in 1989. This season marks our 20th anniversary. While we continue to make great strides in introducing lacrosse and elevating the level of play of lacrosse in Texas, all is based on a foundation of safety and sportsmanship.

I am going to make a few statements about Sportsmanship, and ask that you share this email or a version in your own words with your entire program. Take this as part affirmation of one of the Board of Directors' core beliefs of the THSLL, and part a letter in reaction to several events in games and at the Texas A&M tournament. It's early in the season and we believe all involved with the THSLL play a role in promoting sportsmanship.

The League will not accept poor sportsmanship. The League will not hesitate to take action against any player, parent, coach, administrator, fan or entire program that violates league sportsmanship rules. We have come too far and we expect too much.

1)  We are ambassadors of lacrosse, our team, our school and our city. We should keep this in mind with everything we say and every action we take.

2)  Only positive things should be said by parents and spectators.

3)  Only the Head Coach (not me, not the Site Administrator, no player, no parent and no fan) should address an official during the game.  This is in the NCAA rulebook under which all THSLL sanctioned games are played. If you have an issue with an official, see your head coach at the half or after the game.

4)  Don't forget the players of the opposing teams are someone's sons.  Treat them with the same respect you would give your own sons.

5) The men and women who officiate our games do so for the love of the game and to give our players the opportunity to grow from playing the best of team sports. Treat them with the respect they deserve. Everyone makes mistakes; these men and women are human. In the end, it is but a game.

Lacrosse, like life, is a journey not measured by "minutes" or games, but by seasons and years. Lets all have a tremendous season in honor of the THSLL's 20th anniversary.

Regards,

THSLL Board of Directors

Jay Widdig - THSLL Commissioner

Russell Cosby - DI North Coordinator

Al Picazo - DI Central Coordinator

Joe Donoghue - DI South Coordinator

Rick Cook - DII North Coordinator

David Hamill - DII Central Coordinator (acting)

Mike Ormsby - DII South Coordinator

Ray Martin - DIII North Coordinator

Bill Montez - DII/DIII San Antonio Coordinator

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