This past fall, Los Alamitos JV Head Coach TJ Reed participated in the making of a documentary called  Roots of Lacrosse.  Please take a moment to view the video.  A brief synopsis and the links are below.  

The Roots of Lacrosse captures the Iroquois origin and cultural importance of the traditional game of lacrosse, also known as the Medicine Game, the Spirit Game, or the Creator’s Game. This documentary highlights the making and significance of wooden lacrosse sticks and their use traditionally to modern day lacrosse. The film looks historically at the Iroquois, also known as the Haudenosaunee, as well as the deep impact lacrosse has culturally for the indigenous community. This documentary presents the deep nature of the traditional game, showing it’s roots beginning at birth and continuing into the afterlife.

Please check the link below:

https://vimeo.com/213816575

It's released within the category of special movie project:

http://www.worldwoodday.org/2017/specialmovie

I hope you enjoy the film! 

Tesoro goalie Hunter Souza and Los Alamitos attack Trenton Jones are the Boys’ Lacrosse Players of the week.

Souza frustrated San Clemente with 16 saves on Saturday to lead his 2018 classmates to their first-ever win over the Tritons.

Los Alamitos was white-hot last week with three wins thanks in no small part to Jones who went off for two half-dozens and a full dozen.  He had six points (2 goals, 4 assists) in games against Marina and Huntington Beach, and then topped that off with a 12-point (5g, 7a) explosion against Murrieta Mesa on Saturday.