Shooting On The Run - Team 11 Lacrosse Tips Featuring Joey Sankey

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Team 11 was founded in 2016. In that short time, this boys’ lacrosse club has grown to over 160 players in seven different age groups, with a deep coaching staff and organizational infrastructure. The program has quickly risen to compete with the most elite clubs in the country. Its success is grounded in the unbounded energy and extensive lacrosse knowledge of its founder, Joey Sankey.
Joey grew up in Warminster, Pennsylvania, spending thousands of hours playing lacrosse in the small backyard of his home. Joey’s hard work paid off with an opportunity to play high school lacrosse at the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia, where he finished with 342 career points on 178 goals and 164 assists. He was named a 2011 Under Armour All-American and was tapped the #6 rising senior by Inside Lacrosse Magazine. From there, he went on to play at the University of North Carolina. He spent four years playing at UNC, earning multiple All-American selections. He finished his Tar Heel career as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 229 points. Joey was selected by the Charlotte Hounds as the 9th overall pick in the 2015 MLL Collegiate Draft. His outstanding play put him on the 2015 MLL All-Star roster and earned him the title of 2015 Cascade Rookie of the Year.
Seeing his calling as developing young lacrosse athletes, Coach Sankey is now committing 100% of his time to Team 11.

[@aldavis904]

Awesome coach thank you 🤛🏻🥍🥍🥍

[@southswellsd]

thank you !!

[@dominic9440]

Can you make a video about the cradle right before shooting

[@muchachonextdoor5608]

Best instructional videos on RUclips. Nobody breaks down the details like Joey. Really appreciate these videos, such a big help when teaching players the techniques they need to improve.

[@rodhouston1880]

Just want to say thank you for posting this type of content. Your attention to detail and focus on the important takeaways is incredibly helpful to coaches like myself. There is a huge difference between demonstrating/drilling a skill and coaching/teaching that skill. I have implemented some of this already with some of my newer high school players and have seen an immediate impact. They are showing better technique and habits. As a result, I feel like our shooting drills are reinforcing those good habits rather than compounding the bad habits that players tend to to get into on their own. Again, thank you and "more please"!!!
Regards,
RH-Texas Lax Coach