Girls Lacrosse

TAKING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL

EXPAND YOUr ATHLETIC ABILITY

The UNITY Lacrosse program is excited to add another option for our young ladies to expand their athletic interest and ability during the Spring season. Girls Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing team sports in the United States.

Why Girls Lacrosse

LET'S GET READY TO BALL

Girls lacrosse is a non-contact game that incorporates a unique combination of basketball and soccer skills. The rules of girls lacrosse differ significantly from boys lacrosse. Anyone – big or small – can play lacrosse! This game requires and rewards coordination and agility. Girls lacrosse is an exhilarating sport, fast-paced and full of action, featuring long sprints up and down the field with quick cuts, precision passes and dodges.

Focus on Fundamentals

Let's Develop Your Game!

Vivian Abalama is the first female lacrosse player for UNITY. Affectionately known as Vivi, she played on the boys lacrosse team because UNITY didn’t offer girls lacrosse at the time. Vivi was an important part of UNITY’s 5th/6th grade team’s success in the PGYLL playoff tournament, in which the team came in 2nd place.

GIRLS LACROSSE COMING SOON

CREATE A COMPETITIVE ATTITUDE

ALL AGES WELCOMED…

For Additional Information Contact:
Al Brady (Lacrosse Commissioner)

MEET OUR COACHES

Al Brady, Commissioner of Lacrosse

Al Brady is an IT Project Manager at Sirius XM Radio. He graduated from Laurel High School, where he lettered in 3 Varsity Sports (Football, Wrestling and Baseball). He received a full athletic scholarship to play football at Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD. After college, he went back to his High School alma mater to help coach the varsity football team. He also helped his older brother Tim Brady (one of the founders of UNITY) coach his nephews youth football team. After a year of coaching Mr. Brady pursued his football ambitions by moving to NY to play a season of Arena Football. Albert played on a few teams over the course of two years traveling from NY, Tennessee, and finally ending his career with Maryland’s own Chesapeake Tide. Al began coaching at UNITY with the 6U team with his two son’s. Al wears many hats within the organization. He coaches, football, basketball and lacrosse. He also, serves as the Co-Commissioner for football and the Commissioner for lacrosse. He was recently added to UNITY’s BOD as the Director of Academic and Community Programs.