Triple Threat Elite Central Supplemental Tryouts | July 21 | Iron Peak Sports
Supplemental Tryouts
Date: July 21, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Iron Peak Sports
Graduation Years: 2028–2035
Triple Threat Elite Central is hosting a Supplemental Tryout on July 21 at Iron Peak Sports, providing players with one final opportunity to earn a roster spot for the upcoming club season.
Open to players in the 2028 through 2035 graduation years, this supplemental evaluation is designed for athletes who were unable to attend previous tryouts or who are still searching for the right club program. As team rosters are finalized, coaches will be looking to identify players who can contribute immediately while continuing to develop within the Triple Threat Elite system.
The tryout will take place from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at Iron Peak Sports. Players will participate in skill development drills, positional instruction, and live gameplay while being evaluated by the coaching staff on fundamentals, effort, athleticism, coachability, and game awareness.
Triple Threat Elite is known for its commitment to player development, experienced coaching, and competitive team environment. The Central program emphasizes helping athletes improve their individual skills while learning to compete confidently within a team-first culture.
Whether you're looking to join a new club, continue your development, or compete at a higher level, this supplemental tryout provides an excellent opportunity to become part of one of New Jersey's premier girls lacrosse programs.
Roster spots are limited and will be filled shortly after the evaluation.
Players are encouraged to register in advance to reserve their place.
A: Yes. Supplemental tryouts are specifically designed to identify players who couldn't attend the original evaluations or who are still looking for the right club fit. Coaches are actively filling remaining roster spots and evaluating every player on their current performance.
A: Coaches evaluate fundamentals, lacrosse IQ, athleticism, effort, coachability, and how players compete during live gameplay. They are also looking for players who communicate well and contribute positively to a team environment.
A: The supplemental tryout is open to players in the 2028 through 2035 graduation years. Team needs vary by age group, but coaches will be evaluating players for available roster opportunities across the program.
A: Players can expect a fast-paced session that includes skill work, positional drills, and live competition. The goal is to give every athlete multiple opportunities to demonstrate both their technical skills and how they perform in game situations.
A: Players should arrive with full lacrosse equipment, a water bottle, and be ready to compete. Arriving 10 to 15 minutes early is recommended to allow time for check-in and a proper warm-up.