About Ms. Lacrosse & Ms. Goalie Awards
Ms. Lacrosse
The Ms. Lacrosse Award is given to the most outstanding High School Lacrosse Female Senior Player in the State of Minnesota and is selected by a panel from the Minnesota Coaches Association and select Minnesota Lacrosse Community Members.
To determine a Ms. Lacrosse winner, the selection panel selects the top 7 senior lacrosse players from the total pool of High School senior aged lacrosse players in Minnesota. From those 7 outstanding senior players, a Ms. Lacrosse recipient will be determined.
"Jake Anderson" Ms. Lacrosse
To determine a Ms. Goalie winner, the selection panel selects the top 2 goalies from the total pool of High School senior aged lacrosse goalies in Minnesota. From those 2 outstanding senior goalies, a Ms. Goalie recipient will be determined.
The Ms. Goalie award is named in honor of former Orono goalie Jake Anderson, who at age 19, tragically lost his life. The goalie awards are named after Jake, to help keep his memory alive.
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https://www.facebook.com/give60for60
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064868493295
About The Minnesota All Sports Alliance
Formerly, the Minute Men, the group was originally organized in 1954 when the city, business, sports and civic leaders decided that in order to attract major league baseball, and football a stadium should be built in Bloomington, Minnesota. The purpose of the Minute Men is to assist and promote professional sports in the Twin Cities Area, to sell tickets, advertise and promote special events and to honor and pay tribute to individuals or teams, who through professional achievement have brought unusual and significant publicity to themselves and the citizens of the Twin Cities.
As the landscape shifted in professional sports, the scope of the Minute Men refocused on activities includes amateur sports and charitable donations to other worthy organizations.
In 2018, the Minute Men officially changed its name to the Minnesota All Sports Alliance, to more accurately represent the more diverse scope of the organization.
