UPCOMING GIRLS TRYOUTS FOR SUMMER OF 2025 AND FALL/WINTER 2025-2026 SEASON
What: ADVNC Girls Tryouts for 2025
Players will be selected for the full 2025/2026 program (Summer 2025 & Fall 2025/Winter 2026, running June 1, 2025-January 31, 2026)
Who: High School graduation classes of 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034+
Where: Marin Academy 1600 Mission Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901
When: Sunday, January 26, 2025
Tryout Times (Subject to Change):
2026, 2027, 2028: 8:30am-10:30am
2029, 2030: 11am-1pm
2031, 2032, 2033, 2034: 1:30-3pm
Price: $50
2025 SUMMER TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
2026: IWLCA Champions Cup* (6/21-6/22), NXT Summer Continental Cup* (6/27-6/29), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2027: IWLCA Champions Cup* (6/21-6/22), NXT Summer Continental Cup* (6/27-6/29), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2028 AA: IWLCA Champions Cup* (6/21-6/22), NXT Summer Continental Cup* (6/27-6/29), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2028 A: Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), NXT Summer Continental Cup (6/27-6/29), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2029: Pride Invitational (6/7-6/8), Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2030: Pride Invitational (6/7-6/8), Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
12U; Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), Grapevine (6/28-6/29), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2031: Pride Invitational (6/7-6/8), Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2032: Pride Invitational (6/7-6/8), Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), Oregon Lacrosse Classic (7/18-7/20)
2033/2034: Pride Invitational (6/7-6/8), Lake Tahoe Summit Classic (6/14-6/15), Legends Meltdown (7/12-7/13)
*denotes: recruiting event
2024 Fall / Winter Program Overview
Practices
Teams will practice twice a week, one weeknight evening and one weekend morning, usually Sunday mornings. Practices will be held in Marin or in some cases northern SF depending on field space and availability.
Tournaments
Santa Barbara Showdown: 10/19/24 - 10/20/24
Santa Barbara Polo and Raquet Club | 3300 Via Real, Carpinteria, CA 93013
All Teams
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Legends Autumn Tilt: mid-November
SoCal Sports Complex | 3302 Senior Center Dr, Oceanside, CA 92056
High School Teams only (2028, 2027, 2026, 2025)
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Gold Rush: mid-December
Petaluma Sports Complex | 2430 E Washington St, Petaluma, CA 94954
Middle School Teams Only (2031, 2030, 2029)
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Sand Storm Festival: 01/18/24 - 01/29/24
Empire Polo Club | 81800 51st Ave, Indio, CA 92201
All Teams
Teams will have winter break from mid December – early January and will resume for a few practices prior to Sand Storm.
PROGRAM LEADERSHIP
BROOKE EUBANKS- ADVNC GIRLS DIRECTOR AND DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING
brooke@advnclacrosse.com
Career at a Glance:
Cal Head Coach : 2014-2022
Stanford Asst Coach: 2008 -2014
Captain: 3-Time Member & Captain of the Canadian World Cup Team
Four Year Starter at James Madison University
ISAAC CAMPBELL - Goalie Coach
Full Name: Isaac Campbell III
Hometown: Cathedral City, CA
High School: Palm Springs High School
Started coaching lacrosse at Southern Marin approx 2001
Currently coaching: Lacrosse JV ladies head coach at Marin Academy & 2022 Varsity Assistant coach, Div II champs! Basketball JV ladies head coach at Marin Academy.
Jobs: Rideshare driving, lacrosse stick stringing and private coaching. 15 years experience in lacrosse retail and service.
Other hobbies: Exploring nature and watching baking shows with my wife.
ALICIA “FLO” FLORIN - 2025/2026 Coach
coming soon
ALYSSA TABRISKY - 2025/2026 Coach
coming soon
JULIE CHRISTY - 2026/2027 Coach
Julie is a native of Philadelphia, PA, where she played all sports as a kid. In high school, she was a 4-year varsity letter athlete for both the field hockey and lacrosse teams. During her time at Conestoga High School, Julie helped lead the Pioneers to winning three PIAA state championships and one second place finish. She was voted Team MVP three years in a row and received first team All-American and twice earned All-Central League first-team honors. In 2006, her senior year, she was the 2006 Delaware County Times player of the year and district championships MVP. Julie came west to the Bay Area, where she played on Stanford University’s Women’s D1 lacrosse program all four years. Named a captain her senior year, Julie led the Cardinal in draw controls and caused turnovers during her time on The Farm.
Accolades include: MPSF All Conference Team in 2008, 2009, and 2010 and IWCLA All Region in 2009.
Since graduating from Stanford, Julie has been working in the renewable energy industry. She spent 7 years at Tesla, on their energy team here in Palo Alto and abroad in Australia. Currently, Julie is a Procurement Manager at a small energy storage developer, Plus Power LLC, and enjoys spending her time coaching for SF Club programs, playing tennis, and going places for outdoor weekend adventures.
CHARLIE HURST - 2028 AA Coach
San Rafael High School Varsity Head Coach
San Rafael Blue Jays Director
One Percent Lacrosse Trainings Owner
Dominican University Men's and Women's Volunteer Assistant
Played 5 years for the Dominican University men's lacrosse team
Former Advnc Boy's Coach
CLARE SACKSON - 2028 AA Coach
coming soon
JACELYN “JACE” LAZORE - 2028 A Coach
Jacelyn Lazore is from Akwesasne, NY. She graduated from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida in 2019 where she played for two years on the IMG national team and as a captain her senior year. Her club team in highschool was Salt City Snipers and Outlaw Ladies Black team 2014-2018 based out of Syracuse, NY. She played on the Upstate NY Under armor Underclass All-America tourney in 2016. She also played for Haudenosaunee Nationals in the 2017 FIL Women’s World Cup in Guildford,England; U-19 World Cup in Peterborough, Ontario, 2021; 2021 Women’s World Cup in Towson, Maryland. She also played for Iroquois Nationals in the 2021 World Games appearance in Birmingham, Alabama. Jacelyn went on to play Division 1 Lacrosse at Virginia Tech and received her Bachelor’s in Science, Apparel, Housing and Resource Management and Minor in Property Management. She was a three-time ACC Academic Honor Roll recipient and won the ACC Unite Award her senior year.
Virginia Tech Lacrosse
2020: Made five starts in 10 games her freshman season ... Registered nine goals and eight assists for 17 total points ... Scored twice at Brown ... Provided one assist in the rout of William & Mary ... Dished out four assists at Cincinnati ... Contributed an assist at Elon ... Scored the first hat trick of her career in the win over Radford ... Scored three points each in the games against Liberty and Davidson.
2021: Played in 12 games, making seven starts and scoring seven total points (five goals) ... Scored twice in the win over Radford ... Had a goal vs. Jacksonville ... Provided an assist at Davidson ... Tallied the Hokies' lone goal vs. North Carolina ... Had a goal and an assist in the season opener at Liberty.
2022: Played in three games, all VT wins; Winthrop, Radford and VCU.
She went on to pursue a master’s certificate in Applied Sport and Performance Psychology from Dominican University of California. She is currently pursuing her last season of eligibility while playing under the Dominican Women’s lacrosse team in their first season as an established Division II team.
She really enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She also loves to spend time coaching young girls how to play lacrosse. She loves giving back to her community and spreading the knowledge of lacrosse. Jacelyn coached for Akwesasne Attack and Akwesasne Ride, teams that are based out of her hometown. Since arriving to the West Coast she has been ambitious to coach youth and highschool programs within the Marin and San Francisco Area. She is excited to begin working with the ADVNC lacrosse program!
When Jacelyn is not on the field playing or coaching, she loves to spend time with her friends, and exploring California!
MAKENNA NICHOLS - 2029 ASSISTANT COACH
Lacrosse has been a central part of my life since I was in 1st grade growing up in the East Bay. My passion for the sport led me to play year-round, traveling every summer to compete with various teams. I started with the youth team Scorpions and continued my journey at San Ramon Valley High School, where I developed a deep love for the game. I was fortunate to play Division I lacrosse for three years at San Diego State University. During this time, I experienced incredible friends and teammates. However, in my senior year, I made the incredibly difficult decision to step away from lacrosse. This decision, rooted in a need to prioritize my mental health, was one of the toughest but ultimately the best choices for my well-being. Now, at 23, I'm living in San Francisco and pursuing my Master's in Education. My goal is to become a certified elementary school teacher, where I can inspire and educate the next generation. Lacrosse will always hold a special place in my heart, and the lessons I learned on the field continue to influence my journey as an educator.
BRIELLE RAPSAS - 2030/2031 Coach
Brielle is from Caldwell, New Jersey. She graduated from Immaculate Heart Academy in 2018 where she played lacrosse and ice hockey. She was a member of the T3 Elite 2018 black team. She played on the Brine National New Jersey & Long Island teams in 2016 and 2017 respectively. Brielle went on to Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA where she studied cell and molecular biology, played on the women’s lacrosse team, participated in a range of clubs and student government. She worked as a peer tutor and in Chatham’s Athletic and Fitness Center, managing sporting events. She was named to the IWLCA Division III Academic Honor Roll in 2022 and to the Dean’s List four times. On the field, she led the team in all-time career points (122) and career assists (54). She was a season leader in points in 2020 and 2022, and assists in 2020, 2021 and 2023. She also holds the program records for single game points (11) and single game assists (7). She was named President’s Athletic Conference player of the week in 2021 and was an honorable mention and three-time notable performer in 2022. She was also named to the President’s Athletic Conference All-Conference Team in 2022.
She went on to pursue a master’s degree in biological science from Dominican University of California. She is interning at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging where she is doing research Alzheimer’s Disease in the Lithgow Lab. She continued her athletic career with the Dominican Women’s lacrosse team in their first season of play. She was a recipient of the WCLA Academic All-American award this past season. She is in her second season as a graduate-student athlete playing for the Penguins this year!
She really enjoys spending time helping young girls to learn the game, improve their skills and grow as the next generation of lacrosse players and community members. Brielle coached for T3 Elite and volunteered with the Caldwell-West Caldwell lacrosse club in New Jersey. Since moving to California, she has been involved in growing the game on the west coast, coaching youth programs throughout Marin and San Francisco. Brielle coached San Rafael High School’s girls’ varsity team this past spring. She is excited to continue working with the ADVNC u12 team, growing the game and helping the girls develop as players and individuals in the upcoming seasons!
When she is not on the field playing or coaching, Brielle loves spending time with her family, going to the beach, crafting, shopping and getting sushi with friends!
About ADVNC LACROSSE
ADVNC Lacrosse is the leader in lacrosse training and development, designed and directed by Tewaaraton Award winner Chris Rotelli. Our mission is to maximize player potential, enjoyment of the game, and to help our athletes reach their goals. We focus on helping our players become great players and also great young men & women.
ADVNC training system
The ADVNC Training System (ATS) is a complete training method that focuses on creating the ideal learning environment for aspiring young lacrosse players.
Up-Tempo Practices
Increase Skill & Decision Making
Develop Competitive & Resilient Athletes
Professional Coaches
Cutting Edge Training Technology
College Preparation & Mentorship
Shape Young Men/Women of Character
RESULTS
Since 2012, more than 120 ADVNC players have committed to play lacrosse in college, and ADVNC has won over 25 tournament championships.
PRIVATE & GROUP LESSONS
ADVNC offers private lessons & group lessons, year round for players in San Francisco & Marin. Our pricing is determined by the experience/qualifications of each individual coach in combination with number of players & length of lesson (usually 1 hour).
Once we find out your child’s schedule, we can provide information regarding fees/availability of our coaches.
Please email train@advnclacrosse.com for more info & scheduling.