The food was delivered to the Frederick Community Action Agency to feed local people in need.Lily Brown, a 10-year-old defender on the team, said the group’s efforts would help others.“We’re learning that we’re very fortunate for what we have and to give back to our community,” she said.Renegades Lacrosse is a group of local club teams.
222 likes. U9,U11,U13,U15, JV and Varsity and Elite Varsity Club Lacrosse Team Mauldinrenegadeslacrosse@gmail.com Thanks to all athletes and parents for making our program a success over the last three years. 145 likes. Renegades Lacrosse Club. Good luck to all former Renegades in their new programs.
72 likes. Coastal Renegades Lacrosse. The team plays year-round and will start the spring season in March.Rylie Lange, a 10-year-old midfielder, said learning to make lasagna as a team was fun. They called out when in need of more sauce or when their pan was done.The 16 girls gathered in the the Rivercrest neighborhood home are members of Renegades Lacrosse. For many of you in the Newport area Havelock is the closest program, for those outside Newport, Carteret. She said she was excited to spend the day helping others and making them happy. She had never made the Italian dish before.“Bringing us all together, as a whole group, to care for others is team bonding,” Lange said.Brynn Groves, a 10-year-old attacker, said that while learning how to layer the cheese, sauce and pasta was fun, getting the right amount of each was hard. During this time of uncertainty, we are proud to highlight our players giving back to those who are making the ultimate sacrifice on the front-lines. Renegades Lacrosse Club teams are comprised of top tier athletes in the Frederick County and surrounding areas. The players making lasagna on Sunday were 4th and 5th graders — members of the 2026 and 2027 graduating classes — coached by Rachel Bassler and Jessica Sardella. Renegades Lacrosse, Greenville and Mauldin, South Carolina. She said maybe she had included too much cheese.The team delivered the lasagnas and salad they made to FCAA at noon. Thank you to everyone still working to keep us safe at home! The team plays year-round and will start the spring season in March.
We did reach out to parents, the Mean Machine lacrosse club and West Carteret high school but no coaches were available. Renegades Lacrosse. The players making lasagna on Sunday were 4th and 5th graders — members of the 2026 and 2027 graduating classes — coached by Rachel Bassler and Jessica Sardella. Karly Liebendoefer (Florida Institute of Technology )Members of Renegades Lacrosse make lasagna for the Frederick Community Action Agency on Sunday.Crowded around two tables, girls layered ricotta, pasta and tomato sauce in aluminum pans. See actions taken by the people who manage and post content. Renegades Lacrosse. YOU ARE HEROES! Their Sunday project — making lasagna and salad — was more than team building. 560 likes. Our three years as a program has been a great success. TEAM 321 and MCR Lacrosse is the best of Brevard County and Indian River County. Unfortunately, we are short on coaches and board members to keep the Renegades functioning in a successful manner.
Youth Lacrosse Program Member of ECYLL Newport, NC 175 likes. So unfortunately we will be closing the program. Renegades Lacrosse is a group of local club teams. Boys summer & fall travel lacrosse teams with a recruiting system that provides player information to college coaches multiple times during both seasons. The girls were not old enough to serve the food at FCAA, but they got a tour of the building to learn about the organization’s programs, including the soup kitchen, food bank and health center.Amber Clark-Matt, a 10-year-old midfielder, celebrated her birthday with the team while making lasagna.