Stripes Newsletter

[shrekjr]

Got my copy of the very first Stripes newsletter! Haven't had to time to read it all yet but it looks like it is going to be great!!! :read:

[BlueJaysLaxFan]

Got my copy of the very first Stripes newsletter! Haven't had to time to read it all yet but it looks like it is going to be great!!! :read:
Just read through it this morning, and it is well done. I like some of the extra information that I did not know about such as the searchable NFHS online rules book. LR credited this forum for our suggestions along with listing our userid's (well, not really). Congrats to LR for writing a great newsletter!

[brindledawg]

Great job LaxRef! I'm sure it was a ton of work.

Thanks!

[Woodenstick]

Really a great product and worth reading carefully. It has value for referees at every level.

[stripes182]

Where do I get my copy?

[LaxRef]

Thanks, guys! I'm glad you appreciate it; it was—and will continue to be—a lot of hard work. I woul appreciate your help in the form of contributions (articles, letters to the editor, photos, cartoons, news reports, answers to "the question," and anything else of interest to men's lacrosse officials.

Where do I get my copy?

All MDOC officials (and cross participants who list "official" as one of their capacities) should have received the following by e-mail:

The first edition of Stripes, a new newsletter from the US Lacrosse Men's Division Officials Council, is available for download on the US Lacrosse Web site at:

http://www.uslacrosse.org/mdoc/mdocnews0107.pdf

If you have difficulty downloading the document, it is also linked on the US Lacrosse Men's Division Officials Council news web page at:

http://www.uslacrosse.org/mens_div/mdocnews.phtml

If you didn't, contact US Lacrosse membership services at epiper@uslacrosse.org to inquire about why you didn't receive it (and possibly other US Lacrosse e-mails). Often, it's because you changed your e-mail address and didn't inform US Lacrosse, but that's not always the case.