The WBLL is offering high school players a way to develop in the offseason, and raising the level of competition. (Courtesy)
Lacrosse season is just around the corner for countless high school players across the region. They all know that in order to have successful seasons with their respective schools, they need to train.
How a player prepares in the months leading up makes all the difference when it comes to performance come springtime.
In the past few years, box lacrosse has become a big part of winter training. 3D Lacrosse is helping private and public school players take their game to the next level with the Winter Box Lacrosse League (WBLL).
The WBLL, based out of Andover, Mass., has been helping develop young talent since 2013 through high-level competition. Concepts learned in the indoor game help to build on players’ capabilities in the outdoor game.
