Schuman's National Underclassmen Combine Lacrosse

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The National Underclassmen Showcase for Lacrosse was founded by the originators of the National Underclassmen Football Combines. Over the past five years, the NUC has led more than 1,000 athletes to division 1 scholarships scholarship offers while thousands more have gone on to play college ball. We took the principle of the football showcase and are now applying it to lacrosse, bringing in the best Lax coaches and athletes to run the showcase combined with the NUC's timing staff to bring you the first true testing and showcase for Lax with the sole aim to get the athletes recruited for college. All events are video taped and the results will be sent to every college in the USA. To get a great idea what we have done in the past just go to www.nationalunderclassmen.com. We are proud to now bring that program to the Lax sector this fall with five outstanding events throughout the USA.

Schuman's National Underclassmen Combine was formed with the idea to create a focused environment that will allow high school lacrosse athletes to showcase their ability for college recruiters and recruiting organizations, giving kids ample opportunity to get recruited throughout their high school career, not just the spring before their senior year.

What about diamonds in the rough, what about athletes who play for small schools, what about elite athletes looking to be seen as early as possible? We will provide a forum, a showcase for those athletes to expose their talents & it is our job to get that information out to colleges & scouts nationwide.

The combine will be run by David Schuman and his staff and will also include HS coaches that will help to time and help the athletes do their best in the combine. Schuman's has trained over 3,000 athletes nationwide and is widely recognized as the authority on speed.

Contact us at:
Phone: 1-888-NUC-MVP-1

Email: dschuman@nationalunderclassmen.com

AOL Instant Messenger: SchumanSpeed

Mail: c/o David Schuman, Schuman's Speed Center 637
Wyckoff Ave, Wyckoff, NJ 07481

You can also visit our training websites for more information:

www.schumanspeed.com

www.schumanspeedcamp.com

www.schumanselite.com

637 Wyckoff Ave, Wyckoff, NJ 07481
questions@nationalunderclassmen.com

Is there a refund if I cannot attend the combine?

There are no refunds for the combines. The only exception is if we cancel an event. Moving an event location or changing the time of the event, does not count as canceling an event. We reserve the right to change a location or time slot. We only want athletes that are serious about going to the next level to come to our event, and we order clothing and apparel based on every athlete's registration, so there are no refunds. If you cannot attend the event, we are willing to credit your registration to a later combine or alternate combine that we run. Injury does not count as a reason for a refund, there are no refunds for the event.

What is the parent and coach code of conduct?

This policy applies to the attendees of the event such as parents and coaches and the expectations we have with respect to their behavior at the event.

Parental & Coach Code of Conduct

1) Parents are expected to behave properly at all times at the event. Encourage your son to do his best. Do not berate others or their kids or coaches running the event. You and your son will be ejected from the event if this goes on. Root for your son, he will perform well.

2) Do not approach a coach on the floor at anytime about testing elements. If you have a question please ask at registration check in or after the event.

3) Please do not ask us why we chose one MVP over another athlete. We are evaluating during the whole event and are doing it based on testing, skills, and physical size, we are looking for the best players and the best prospects when choosing MVP's. There are many great athletes who win MVP and There are also many great athletes who do not win MVP. Please be respectful of the winners and applaud when they do go up for their award.

4) You can expect the raw results to be up the Thursday following the event and a writeup around that same time...more results will go up over subsequent weeks as well as breakdowns by positions.

5) The event will take time to conduct and their will be some downtime for the parents, use that time to meet your peers and enjoy the event.

6) Do not at any time go onto the field of testing, this is strictly for the athletes and staff running the event, if we see someone causing a problem with this they will have to leave the event. Please do not interrupt a coach during the event. Please allow them to do their job without being interrupted. If you have an urgent question please see someone at the front desk or t-shirt counter and leave your question with them and they will get to us about any issues. If it is an emergency (life or death issue or family issues) please have the front desk or t-shirt counter person get the event director immediately.

7) You may video or take pictures at the event, provided it does not obstruct another parent's view. Do not expect others to move so you can video your son. Be considerate that everyone is interested in viewing the event.

8) If your son is injured at the event and he cannot perform, we would like him to stay and be a part of the event. If his injury is serious and a parent is present we will allow the parent onto the field of play. We will also take precaution with a serious injury and may call the ambulance if something is serious. Our interest is in the safety of the athlete.

9) If you have to leave the event early for any reason, please see the coach and hand in your card before leaving, so we have your results.

9a) If your athlete does not have a great day, blaming the timers or the people running the event is not the answer. We are their to help them succeed, but it is also our job to be as accurate as possible. We have seen thousands of cases where athletes and their coaches and parents expected them to run or jump better than they did. Set lofty goals and reach for the stars, but have a grasp on what is a good time for frosh and a soph. Don't expect a multitude of 4.5 second 40's this is rare for college seniors let alone freshman and sophomores in High School. If your son performs well, encourage him to work harder and improve. If he does not perform up to expectations, evaluate his training and decide how to improve his weaknesses and develop a plan of action to get better. There is always good in everything that your son does, look for the positives. There are many steps along the way to greatness and our combine is one of them.

10) Enjoy having your son perform at a high level and look forward to his success, we work hard to provide exposure for all the athletes, so let the athletes have their day and enjoy watching your son's hard work and desire pay off.

ALL OTHER QUESTION CAN BE DIRECTED TO @ questions@nationalunderclassmen.com or 888-NUC-MVP-1.