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[QUOTE="outoftownie, post: 1198076, member: 551"]
Dan,

Start with the Upstate lacrosse association.  They cover most of CNY pre-high school male and female lacrosse players.  Most towns have their own organization that is affiliated with the ULA.  I believe Rochester has the same set up with their RALL.  Next, reach out to the Upstate and WNY chapters of the US Lacrosse Foundation.  Then you can reach out to the various club teams in the area (Roadhawks, United, Upstate LC, Sweetlax, etc) and indoor centers (481 Sports, Jones Road, Ultimate Goal). Finally, how about the lacrosse specialty stores in the area? Lacrosse Unlimited in Dewitt and Pittsford, Sports Outfit in Camillus, Graph-Tex in Cortland.  These stores have a massive reach within the lacrosse community and on social media.  As I think of more ideas I will pass on.

One comment from your game day post on football board applied to lacrosse.  In attending many mens and women's games over the past couple of years, it seems as if the women's games are more interactive with fans (especially youngsters). It would be great if the guys games included giveaways and trivia contests for the kids.

J
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