Triple Threat Elite Fall 4Square Training | Princeton, Iron Peak & Basking Ridge
Princeton 4Square
Lawrenceville Prep | 7:00–8:30 PM
September 15, 22, 29
October 6, 13, 20
Cost: $120 for 6 sessions
Iron Peak 4Square
Iron Peak Sports | 6:00–7:30 PM
September 16, 23, 30
October 7, 14
Cost: $100
Basking Ridge 4Square
Mountain Park | 1:30–3:00 PM
September 19, 26
October 3, 10, 17, 24
Cost: $120 for 6 sessions
Keep developing your game this fall with Triple Threat Elite Fall 4Square Training, a six-week skills and training series offered at three convenient New Jersey locations.
4Square is open to players from all clubs and all age groups, making it an excellent opportunity to get consistent training throughout the fall without changing your existing team commitment. Sessions focus on individual development, fundamentals, high-repetition skill work, and competitive drills designed to help players become more confident and complete lacrosse athletes.
Families can choose from Princeton, Iron Peak, or Basking Ridge, allowing players to find the location and schedule that works best for them.
Triple Threat Elite's 4Square format is built around giving players more touches, more repetitions, and more opportunities to work on the details of their game. Training emphasizes stickwork, fundamentals, skills, and drills in a positive environment where athletes can continue improving between their regular team commitments.
You do not need to play for Triple Threat Elite to participate. Players from other club and recreational programs are welcome.
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.