US LACROSSE HAWAI`I CHAPTER

EXTENDS A WARM ALOHA TO ALL PARTICIPANTS, SPECTATORS AND STAFF OF THE

23rd ANNUAL HAWAI`I LACROSSE INVITATIONAL

600 years ago, as many as 1000 men would gather on a field up to 10 miles apart to toughen warriors for battle, settle tribal disputes. They would attack each other from sun up to sun down for 3 days straight. It was brutal, and elegant, sweet and sour. Today, we call it lacrosse.

THE TRADITION CONTINUES AT KAPIOLANI PARK

DIAMOND HEAD, OAHU, HAWAI`I OCTOBER 25 – OCTOBER 27, 2013

TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE

TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR KELLY GLEASON NA KANE (MEN’S) COORDINATOR RYAN COUNTER NA WAHINE (WOMEN’S) COORDINATOR SARAH REDICAN `ELEMAKULE (MASTER’S) COORDINATOR RON FOO GRAND MASTERS COORDINATOR RUDIE SCHAEFER OFFICIALS COORDINATOR RUDIE SCHAEFER TOURNAMENT “FOREVER” LOGO JASON DOW 2013 TOURNAMENT LOGO BRENDON McGILL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULING JOHN KEOGH MERCHANDISE DESIGN SARAH REDICAN, CARL EWING MERCHANDISE SALES SARAH REDICAN PERMITS & INSURANCE TOM TAYLOR FIELD OPERATIONS BURTON JOHNSON FIELD LOGISTICS KELLY GLEASON ANNOUNCER KAIPO KAUKA WEBMASTER JOSH RODA ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY STEVE CHAMBERLIN PRINTING HONBLUE TRAINERS COORDINATOR RYAN WALLET AWARDS COORDINATORS JOHN KEOGH SOCIAL EVENTS RACHEL MILLER, SARAH

REDICAN SETUP/SCORING/BREAKDOWN KAPPA EPSILON THETA, UH

SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS

LULU'S WAIKIKI SURF CLUB • COORS LITE •

AQUA HOTELS & RESORTS • ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION •

LULU'S WAIKIKI SURF CLUB • CLOSING PARTY OPENING PARTY • THE DECK POOL BAR AT QUEEN KAPIOLANI HOTEL

SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY • HALLOWBALOO CLOSING PARTY • LULU’S WAIKIKI SURF CLUB

KAPIOLANI PARKS & RECREATION • CITY & COUNTY OF HONOLULU •

BOLLINGER INSURANCE • SAFETY SYSTEMS •

PACIFIC PARTY RENTALS (TENTS) • FRATERNITY (SCORING, SET-UP, BREAKDOWN) •

MARINE CORP COLOR GUARD • MARINE FORCES PACIFIC BAND • US MARINE CORP

WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT HALFTIME ENTERTAINMENT BY AKAHI PRODUCTIONS

OFFICIALS

WOMEN’S OFFICIALS • JENNIFER FRAPWELL (ORGANIZER) MEN’S OFFICIALS • DAN CORONEL (ORGANIZER)

2013 US LACROSSE HAWAI`I CHAPTER BOARD

PRESIDENT • RYAN COUNTER VICE PRESIDENT • SARAH REDICAN TREASURER • TOM TAYLOR SECRETARY • KELLY GLEASON DIRECTORS • RUDIE SCHAEFER, ALEX KAZLAUSKY, STEPHANIE HSU, DAN ROSENAK, RICH BUTLER

THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD

FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO LACROSSE & MVP, Est. 1992 THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1992 IN MEMORY OF DON GLADSTONE. IN THE INAUGURAL 1991 HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB INVITATIONAL, DON PLAYED DEFENSE WITH THE HAOLE LACROSSE CLUB FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA. HE WAS BOTH A STELLAR FIELD AND BOX LACROSSE PERFORMER. HE PLAYED ON THE RICHMOND OUTLAWS JUNIOR, A BOX LACROSSE TEAM AT AGE 24, AND TWICE WENT TO THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. DON DIED SUDDENLY IN THE SUMMER OF 1992 AND IS MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM. IN HOSTING A TOURNAMENT, WE MEET A MULTITUDE OF PEOPLE WHO VOLUNTEER A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF THEIR TIME TO THE SPORT OF LACROSSE. PRIOR TO 2000, THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD WAS GIVEN TO THE MVP OF THE TOURNAMENT. BETWEEN 2000 AND 2010, THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD WAS PRESENTED TO SOMEONE WHO SELFLESSLY GAVE HIS OR HER TIME TO THE PROMOTION AND ENJOYMENT OF LACROSSE. BEGINNING IN 2011, THE GLADSTONE AWARD BECAME AN MVP AWARD FOR THE TOURNAMENT AGAIN. FOR MVP OF THE TOURNAMENT

2012 ANTHONY KELLY, WIMMER SOLUTIONS

PAST RECIPIENTS FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GAME OF LACROSSE IN HAWAII.

2011 DOUG APPLETON, EASTON 2010 BILL CLAPPERTON, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB 2009 CAMERON HUNT, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB 2008 GARRET KAWAMURA, ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION 2007 RUDIE & KIKI SCHAEFER, ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION

STEPHANIE JONES, ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION/WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB 2006 YASUHIKO HAYAKAWA, JAPANESE LACROSSE ASSOCIATION 2005 SCOTT STEWART, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

2004 HARRY MAZAHERI, AND MATT CONE, CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB 2003 MARK TARONE, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB 2002 DAN CORNEL JR., SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA /NEVADA 2001 KIM GRAY, GB LAX /TEAM TOYOTA

2000 JAY BLOOM, HARRY JACKSON, JEFF KLOETZEL, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

PRIOR TO THE YEAR 2000, THE DON GLADSTONE AWARD WAS GIVEN TO THE MVP OF THE TOURNAMENT.

1999 CASEY POWELL (A), MARIN LACROSSE CLUB 1998 JAKE BERGEY (M), MARIN LACROSSE CLUB 1997 GARY GAIT (M), GB LAX 1996 GARY GAIT (M), MARYLAND GEEZERS 1995 HOWARD ALPERIN (A), TEAM CALIFORNIA 1994 HARRY JACKSON (A), HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB 1993 PETER SMITH (A), HAOLE III LACROSSE CLUB 1992 GREG GEBHARDT (G) , UPSTATE NEW YORK LACROSSE CLUB 1991 RICHARD SHASSIAN (G), SAN DIEGO LC (CO-MVP) BILL WYKER (A), MOUNT WASHINGTON TAVERN (CO-MVP)

THE BILLY NAGY AWARD

Est. 2006 THE BILLY NAGY AWARD WAS CREATED IN HONOR OF ONE OF THE HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB’S ORIGINAL PLAYERS WHO TRAGICALLY LOST HIS LIFE IN A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT IN DECEMBER OF 2005. “WILD BILL” LOVED THE SPORT OF LACROSSE AND PLAYED THE GAME WITH THE SAME UNBRIDLED PASSION THAT HE LIVED HIS LIFE. HIS BOISTEROUS PERSONALITY, LOQUACIOUS NATURE, HUMOR AND STORYTELLING CAPABILITY EARNED HIM SCORES OF CLOSE FRIENDS BOTH ON AND OFF THE FIELD HIS PASSION FOR LIFE EXTENDED WELL BEYOND LACROSSE. BILLY WAS A MASTER CARPENTER WHO TOOK GREAT PRIDE IN DOING A JOB RIGHT, NOT JUST DOING A JOB. BILLY WAS AN AVID HARLEY DAVIDSON ENTHUSIAST WHO LOVED TO RIDE. HE WAS AN ACCOMPLISHED MARTIAL ARTIST, THOUGH YOU MIGHT NEVER SUSPECT THIS BASED ON HIS EASY GOING DEMEANOR, WARMTH AND UNCANNY ABILITY TO MAKE PEACE IN THE WORLD. BILL THREW HIMSELF AROUND THE LACROSSE FIELD WITH RECKLESS ABANDON. HE WAS A GRITTY PLAYER WHO WOULD NEVER GIVE UP. HE COULD ABSORB CRIPPLING HITS AND GET UP COMPLIMENTING HIS OPPONENT WITH A SMILE ON HIS FACE. HE PLAYED IN THE FIRST 15 HAWAII LACROSSE TOURNAMENTS AND RARELY MISSED A PRACTICE. HE TRULY LOVED THE GAME OF LACROSSE AND THE CAMARADERIE THAT CAME WITH IT. HE WAS THE CONSUMMATE TEAMMATE WHO WAS ALWAYS WILLING TO LEND A HAND TO WHOEVER NEEDED HIS ASSISTANCE. BILL WAS A LOVING FATHER OF DAUGHTER MELANEE AND SON JUSTIN AND DEEPLY LOVED HIS FAMILY, BROTHERS GARRY AND LARRY, SISTER JOCELYN, AND HIS MOTHER RUTH.

TO HONOR BILLY AND TO CELEBRATE HIS EXTRAORDINARILY ECLECTIC LIFE, THE HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB ESTABLISHED THE BILLY NAGY AWARD TO BESTOW UPON A LACROSSE COMMUNITY MEMBER WHO BEST EXHIBITS THE VIRTUES OF “WILD BILL” AND LIVES HIS/HER LIFE WITH THE SAME, LOVE, PASSION AND ENTHUSIASM THAT BILL DID. MISSED, BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.

RECIPIENTS

2012 GENE PRONEK 2011 JOHN KEOGH 2010 JAY BLOOM 2009 RUDIE SCHAEFER, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB/ALOHA YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION 2008 LARRY NAGY, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB 2007 JENNY CARUSO, WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB 2006 STEVE (SPARKEE) CHAMBERLAIN, HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB

TOURNAMENT TROPHIES

SHARK TOOTH AWARD (DON GLADSTONE AWARD)

HAWAIIAN KOA SPEAR AWARD (FIRST PLACE TEAM AWARD) HAWAIIAN BILL DAGGER AWARD (MVP AWARD) YAS HAYAKAWA COLLEGE CUP

LEI O MANO MEANS SHARK TOOTH CLUB. THE DESIGN OF THE CLUB RESEMBLES A LEI OF SHARK TEETH – AS DOES THE JAW OF THE SHARK. IT WAS USED TO COMPLETELY CRIPPLE AN ENEMY AS IT CUT EASILY THROUGH FLESH.

THIS INTIMIDATING HAWAIIAN SPEAR IS MADE OF KOA WOOD WITH SHARK TEETH. ALSO KNOWN AS PAHOA I A ME LEI-O-MANO. THIS WILL BE PRESENTED TO TEAMS IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE.

THERE IS NO METAL OCCURRING NATURALLY IN HAWAII SO WEAPONS WERE MADE OF MATERIALS FOUND AROUND THE ISLANDS. THE BLUE MARLIN BILL IS LIKE A PIECE OF BONE, SHARPENED AND IT BECOMES A DANGEROUS AND EFFECTIVE WEAPON.

SO-CALLED “UNIVERSITY TEAMS” IN THE MEN’S DIVISION ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN A COMPETITION WITHIN THE COMPETITION OF THE HAWAII LACROSSE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT. THESE ARE TEAMS WITH A MAJORITY OF MEMBERS CURRENTLY PURSUING THEIR COLLEGE DEGREE OR WITHIN 3 YEARS OF GRADUATING COLLEGE. THEY ARE INVITED TO PLAY FOR THE COLLEGE CUP AND TAKE HOME THE TITLE OF COLLEGE CUP CHAMPION.

HAWAI`I LACROSSE INVITATIONAL

PAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS NA KANE CHAMPIONS 2012 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2011 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2010 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2009 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2008 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2007 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2006 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2005 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2004 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2003 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2002 MARIN LACROSSE CLUB, CALIFORNIA, USA 2001 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2000 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 1999 MARIN LACROSSE CLUB, CALIFORNIA, USA 1998 MARIN LACROSSE CLUB, CALIFORNIA, USA 1997 TEAM GB LAX, CANADA/USA 1996 BALTIMORE GEEZERS, MARYLAND, USA 1995 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALL-STARS, CALIFORNIA, USA 1994 HAWAII LACROSSE CLUB, HAWAII NEI, USA 1993 HAOLE III LACROSSE CLUB, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 1992 UPSTATE NEW YORK CLUB, NEW YORK, USA 1991 MT. WASHINGTON TAVERN, MARYLAND, USA

HAWAI`I LACROSSE INVITATIONAL

PAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS NA WAHINE CHAMPIONS 2012 LAX RIPPERS 2011 AMURICA 2010 TEAM BREAKAWAY 2009 TEAM BREAKAWAY 2008 HEROES LACROSSE CLUB 2007 EAST WEST SPORTS CAMP 2006 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2005 BRAND ELITE 2004 LONG ISLAND JESTERS, LONG ISLAND, NY 2003 MICHELOB LIGHT, COAST TO COAST, USA 2002 KEIO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN 2001 TEAM TOYOTA, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 2000 JAPAN EAST ALL STAR, JAPAN NA KANE MASTERS CHAMPIONS 2012 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2011 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2010 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2009 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2008 WIMMER SOLUTIONS 2007 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2006 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2005 CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA 2004 LONG ISLAND JESTERS, LONG ISLAND, NY 2003 GREY CREASE MONKEYS LACROSSE CLUB, COAST TO COAST, USA

GRAND MASTERS CHAMPIONS 2012 EASTON 2011 CANADA WEST 2010 CANADA WEST 2009 CANADA WEST 2008 CANADA WEST 2007 ESSIAN

SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

FRIDAY - OCT 25 8:00AM. FIELD SETUP BEGINS 12:30PM. FIELD CHECK BY OFFICIALS 1:00PM. - 2:00PM. TEAM CHECK-IN AT KAPIOLANI PARK 1:15PM OPENING PULE and BLESSING 2:00PM. - 5:00PM. MEN’S MASTERS, GRAND MASTERS, & FRIENDSHIP GAMES 4:00PM. - 5:30PM. BOYS YOUTH CLINIC GIRLS YOUTH CLINIC 6:30PM. WELCOME PARTY AT THE DECK POOL BAR WAIKIKI (3rd Floor Queen Kapiolani Hotel) SATURDAY – OCT 26 9:00AM. – 4:00PM. MEN’S ELITE, MASTER’S, GRAND MASTER’S & WOMEN’S DIVISION

GAMES 12:00-1:00 YOUTH EXHIBITION GAME WOUNDED WARRIOR LACROSSE CLINIC 5:00PM. HALLOWBALOO MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL SUNDAY – OCT 37 9:00AM. WOMEN’S DIVISION GAMES RESUME MEN’S DIVISION GAMES RESUME 11:00AM. MEN’S ELITE SEMI- FINALS 12:00PM. MEN’S GRAND MASTERS FINALS 1:00PM. MEN’S MASTERS FINAL WOMEN’S FINAL 2:00PM. YAS HAYAKAWA COLLEGE CUP FINAL 2:45PM. US MARINE CORP BAND & COLOR GUARD 3:00PM MEN’S ELITE FINAL 3:45PM. (Halftime) HULA by KALENA’S POLYNESIAN OHANA 5:00PM. AWARDS CEREMONY - MAIN TENT 8:00PM. CLOSING PARTY AT LULU’S WAIKIKI SURF CLUB

SOCIAL CALENDAR

FRI, 10/25 WELCOME PARTY AT THE DECK POOL BAR

WAIKIKI (at The Queen Kapiolani Hotel, 3rd Floor)

• 150 Kapahulu Avenue (3rd floor): www.thedeckwaikiki.com • 931-3325 • 6:00PM. – 10:00 PM.

SAT, 10/26 HALLOWBALOO MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL

• DOWTOWN HONOLULU • 5:00PM. • LIVE MUSIC • THOUSANDS OF COSTUMED CRAZIES • FREE STREET FESTIVAL FROM 5:00PM. – 10:00PM.

SUN, 10/30 CLOSING PARTY AT LULU’S WAIKIKI SURF

CLUB • 2586 KALAKAUA AVE. • 926-5222 • FREE ENTRY 8:00PM.- 9:00PM., OPEN TIL 4AM • ANNUAL COSTUME PARTY TO CLOSE OUT THE TOURNAMENT

MAKAHIKI

ALTHOUGH LACROSSE IN HAWAII IS PLAYED YEAR-ROUND, THE TIMING OF THE ANNUAL HAWAII LACROSSE TOURNAMENT IS AN ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT SEASON IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS CALLED MAKAHIKI. TRADITIONALLY, THE MAKAHIKI IS MARKED BY THE HO'OILO (RAIN SEASON) WHICH BEGINS WHEN MAKALI'I (THE STAR CONSTELLATION PLEIADES) BEGINS TO RISE AT SUNSET AND SET AT DAWN AND IS VISIBLE THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT. THE RISING OF MAKALI'I OVER THE HORIZON SIGNALS THE COMING OF LONO, THE HAWAIIAN DEITY OF AGRICULTURAL FERTILITY, MEDICINE, AND PEACE. LONO IS THE REIGNING DEITY OF THE MAKAHIKI AND APPEARS IN THE FORM OF RAIN CLOUDS, GOURDS, SWEET POTATO, PIGS AND OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE RAINY SEASON. THE RISING OF MAKALI'I ALSO SIGNALS THE BEGINNING OF MAKAHIKI. SOME OF THE IMAGES AND REPRESENTATIONS OF LONO INCLUDE THE AKUA LOA, WHICH WAS CARVED ON THE TOP OF A LONG WOODEN STAFF ABOUT TEN FEET LONG. A WOODEN POLE WAS TIED INTO A CROSS AND LONG PIECES OF WHITE KAPA CLOTH REPRESENTING CLOUDS WERE STRUNG AROUND THE CROSS BAR. THE AKUA LOA WAS CARRIED TO THE DISTRICTS OF EACH ISLAND. MAKAHIKI IS THE PERIOD THAT FOLLOWED THE HARVEST WHEN HO'OKUPU (CEREMONIAL OFFERINGS) TO LONO WERE MADE FOR RAINS FOR RENEWAL, GROWTH, AND REBIRTH. IT WAS ALSO A PERIOD WHEN 'AUHAU (TAXES) IN THE FORM OF FOOD AND OTHER GIFTS WERE COLLECTED BY THE ALI'I (CHIEFS) AND WHEN RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES WERE OBSERVED. IN ADDITION, MAKAHIKI WAS A TIME WHEN LABOR AND WARFARE WERE FORBIDDEN AND CELEBRATIONS OF FEASTING, SINGING, HULA DANCING, AND ATHLETIC COMPETITIONS INCLUDING BOXING, SLEDDING, SURFING, CANOEING, RUNNING, AND SWIMMING ENSUED. MAKAHIKI SEASON LASTED ABOUT FOUR MONTHS.

PULE LACROSSE

LACROSSE PRAYER

‘AUHEA  ‘OUKOU  E  NĀ  KŪPUNA  O  MĀKOU    NĀ  KŪPUNA  O  KA  PŌ  ME  KE  AO  Ē  EIA  NŌ  HO‘I  MĀKOU  I  ‘ĀKOAKOA  MAI  NEI    NO  KA  LAUNA  PŪ  ‘ANA  MA  O  KĒIA  PĀ‘ANI  LACROSSE  KA  PĀ‘ANI  HO‘I  A  KA  IROQUOIS,  NA  LĀKOU  NŌ  HO‘I  I  HO‘OKUMU    UA  PI‘I  A‘ELA  NĀ  HUIHUI  HŌKŪ  ‘O  MAKALI‘I  KAU  AHIAHI  ‘O  LONOIKAMAKAHIKI  Ē  E  LONOIKAMAKAHIKI  Ē  E  HO‘OMAIKA‘I  A  E  HO‘OMALU  MAI  I  NĀ  KĀNAKA  A  PAU  E  KOMO  ANA  MA  KĒIA  HANANA  E  KĀPAE  ‘IA  NĀ  MEA  ‘INO  A  PAU  MA  KA  ‘AO‘AO  E  ALOHA  MAI  IĀ  MĀKOU,  NĀ  KAMA‘ĀINA  A  ME  NĀ  MALIHINI  HELE  LOA  MAI  I  WAIKĪKĪ  NEI  I  KA  POLI  O  LAE‘AHI  E  HO‘OKŪKŪ  NĀ  KIME  A  PAU  ME  KA  PONO  A  LOA‘A  KA  LEI  O  KA  LANAKILA  E  NOHO  MAI,  E  NOHO  MAI,  E  NOHO  MAI.  ‘ĀMAMA,  UA  NOA.  

CALLING  UPON  OUR  ANCESTORS    THE  ANCESTORS  OF  THE  NIGHT  AND  OF  THE  DAY    WE  ARE  GATHERED  TOGETHER  TODAY  TO  PLAY  THE  GAME  OF  LACROSSE    THE  GAME  CREATED  BY  THE  IROQUOIS    THE  STARS  OF  THE  PLEIADES  HAVE  RISEN  IN  THE  EVENING    SIGNALING  LONOIKAMAKAHIKI,  THE  TIME  OF  PEACE,  HARVEST,  THE  TIME  OF  GAMES    TO  YOU,  LONOIKAMAKAHIKI  BLESS  AND  PROTECT  EVERYONE  INVOLVED  IN  THIS  EVENT    CAST  ALL  NEGATIVES  ASIDE  SHOW  YOUR  LOVE  UPON  US,  THE  NATIVES  AND  VISITORS  WHO  HAVE  TRAVELED  FROM  AFAR    TO  WAIKĪKĪ  IN  THE  BOSOM  OF  LAE‘AHI  (DIAMOND  HEAD)    MAY  ALL  THE  TEAMS  PLAY  AND  COMPETE  HARD  AND  FAIR  AND  SEEK  THE  LEI  OF  VICTORY    BE  WITH  US,  INHABIT  US,  AND  DWELL  WITH  US    THIS  PRAYER  IS  SAID  AND  IT  IS  FREED.    

TOURNAMENT GAME RULES

WOMEN’S RULES RULES U.S. LACROSSE RULES TIMING REGULAR GAMES

TWO 20 MINUTE RUNNING TIME HALVES 5 MINUTE HALF TIME NO STOPPED CLOCK NO TIMEOUTS ONE 4 MINUTE OVERTIME SEMIFINALS TWO 20 MINUTE RUNNING TIME HALVES 10 MINUTE HALF TIME LAST 2 MINUTES OF EACH HALF WILL BE STOPPED TIME NO TIMEOUTS OVERTIME UNTIL WINNER FINAL TWO 25 MINUTE HALVES LAST 2 MINUTES OF EACH HALF WILL BE STOPPED TIME ONE 2-MINUTE TEAM TIMEOUT PER HALF OVERTIME UNTIL WINNER

OVERTIME SUDDEN VICTORY WILL FOLLOW THE COMPLETION OF A TIED GAME AFTER A 2-MINUTE BREAK. THE SUDDEN VICTORY PERIOD WILL BE 4 MINUTES OF RUNNING TIME WITH NO TIME OUTS ALLOWED. GOAL DEFENDED WILL REMAIN THE SAME FOR THE FIRST OVERTIME AND EXCHANGED EACH PERIOD THEREAFTER. A FACE OFF/DRAW WILL BEGIN EACH PERIOD WITH A 1-MINUTE BREAK BETWEEN PERIODS.

TOURNAMENT GAME RULES

MEN’S RULES RULES INTERNATIONAL RULES

(ONLY 4 LONG POLES ON THE FIELD AT ONE TIME) TIMING REGULAR GAMES

TWO 20 MINUTE RUNNING TIME HALVES 5 MINUTE HALF TIME

LAST 2 MINUTES OF EACH GAME WILL BE STOPPED TIME A HORN WILL SOUND AT THE END OF EACH HALF A SEPARATE CLOCK WILL KEEP PENALTY TIME ONE 2-MIN TEAM TIMEOUT PER HALF

SEMIFINALS TWO 25 MINUTE RUNNING TIME HALVES LAST 2 MINUTES OF EACH HALF WILL BE STOPPED TIME ONE 2-MIN TEAM TIMEOUT PER HALF FINAL FOUR 15 MINUTE RUNNING TIME QUARTERS LAST 2 MINUTES OF THE SECOND AND FOURTH QUARTER WILL BE STOPPED TIME ONE 2-MIN TEAM TIMEOUT PER HALF

OVERTIME SUDDEN VICTORY WILL FOLLOW THE COMPLETION OF A TIED GAME AFTER A 2-

MINUTE BREAK. THE SUDDEN VICTORY PERIOD WILL BE 4 MINUTES OF RUNNING TIME WITH NO TIME OUTS ALLOWED. GOAL DEFENDED WILL REMAIN THE SAME FOR THE FIRST OVERTIME AND EXCHANGED EACH PERIOD THEREAFTER. A FACE OFF/DRAW WILL BEGIN EACH PERIOD WITH A 1-MINUTE BREAK BETWEEN PERIODS.

IN THE EVENT OF A TIE (IN THE STANDINGS) THE TIE WILL BE SETTLED USING THE FOLLOWING FORMAT:

1. HEAD TO HEAD RECORD 2. WIN VS. LOSS RECORD 3. HIGHEST PLUS MINUS RECORD (OVERALL) 4. LOWEST GOALS AGAINST (OVERALL) 5. MOST GOALS (OVERALL)NOTE: STATS WILL BE BASED ON ALL GAMES PLAYED, NOT JUST

VS. THE TEAMS TIED.

2013

HAWAI`I LACROSSE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATING TEAMS

WAHINE

1. WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB (ELEU) 2. WAHINE LACROSSE CLUB (HOLONA) 3. SAN DIEGO CLUB 4. HOKKAIDO 5. CHUSHIKOKU 6. TOKAI 7. SEATTLE/NW 8. LA WOMEN’S LAX

2013

HAWAI`I LACROSSE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATING TEAMS

KANE ELITE

1. HAWAI`I KOA 2. HAWAI`I DAKINE 3. WIMMER SOLUTIONS 4. DIRTY LACROSSE CLUB 5. FAR EAST LACROSSE 6. BARBARY COAST 7. TOTAL LACROSSE 8. TW21 9. HOKKAIDO 10. KANTO 11. TOKAI 12. CHUSHIKOKU 13. SAMURAI 14. OLYMPIC CLUB 15. TEAM ALOHA

2013

HAWAI`I LACROSSE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATING TEAMS

KANE MASTERS

1. HAWAI`I MASTERS 2. WIMMER SOLUTIONS 3. ONE LOVE LAXERS (OLL) 4. ANTIKIS LACROSSE (FORMERLY TRI-CITY CANADIANS) 5. SQUAMISH NATION SHAPESHIFTERS

KANE GRAND MASTERS

1. ELEMAKULE 2. THE JAYBIRDS 3. CANADA WEST 4. ANTIKIS (FORMERLY TRI-CITY CANADIANS)

US Lacrosse – Hawai`i Chapter proudly supports THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT

The Hawai`i Lacrosse Invitational Tournament Committee is excited to announce our partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project ® in this year’s tournament. The Hawai`i Lacrosse Club has many active duty and former service members, so we feel this is a great cause to honor their commitment to serve. As part of our effort to give back to and raise awareness for Wounded Warriors and their families, we challenge YOU to participate in the 23rd Hawaii Invitational Lacrosse Tournament Rally The Troops - fundraising challenge. 100% of all funds raised will go directly to Wounded Warrior Project ®.

Thanks in advance for your support and good luck on the field. Mahalo, 23rd Hawaii Lacrosse Invitational Committee

MAHALO FOR SUPPORTING

HAWAI`I LACROSSE!

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!!