Triple Threat Elite Lax-O-Ween | Fall Lacrosse Clinic
Triple Threat Elite Lax-O-Ween
Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Time: 7:00 to 8:30 PM
Graduation Years: 2031 through 2036
Location: The Lawrenceville School
Program: Triple Threat Elite
Celebrate the fall season on the lacrosse field with Triple Threat Elite Lax-O-Ween, a special clinic for players in the 2031 through 2036 graduation years.
Lax-O-Ween takes place on Tuesday, October 20 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM at The Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey.
The 90-minute clinic gives players an additional opportunity to get on the field during the fall, get more touches, and continue developing their game with Triple Threat Elite.
Fall training can be valuable for players looking to maintain their stick skills and continue building confidence outside of their regular team schedule. With six graduation years represented, Lax-O-Ween brings together youth and middle school players for an evening of lacrosse in the Triple Threat Elite training environment.
For families who are newer to Triple Threat Elite, the clinic also provides an opportunity to experience the program outside of a traditional tryout or full-season commitment. Players can get on the field, experience the coaching environment, and spend an additional 90 minutes working on their game.
Whether players are continuing their fall training or simply looking for another opportunity to play, Lax-O-Ween combines lacrosse development with some Halloween-season fun.
Join Triple Threat Elite at The Lawrenceville School on October 20 for an evening of fall lacrosse.
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.