Fall Haverford Invitational
High School Teams – $1,000 Deposit Required by October 1st
(will be returned at end of tournament)
WHAT
The Fall Haverford Invitational will feature 12 of the top high school teams in the country for a play day.
Each team will play 3 games against teams out of their area
WHERE
The Haverford School
450 Lancaster Avenue
Haverford, PA 19041
3 Turf Fields
WHEN
November 11th, 2018
COST
$105/Player
Each team is required to have at least a 20 player roster. If a team does not, the team will be asked to pay the difference.
2018 SUMMER TEAMS
Bishop O'Connell (VA)
Brother Rice (MI)
Culver (IN)
Garnet Valley (PA)
Haverford School (PA)
Louisville St. Xavier (KY)
Malvern (PA)
McDonogh (MD)
Northern (MD)
Paul VI (VA)
Salesianum (DE)
Springfield (PA)
St. Augustine (NJ)
St. Joe's Prep (PA)
Strath Haven (PA)
Upper Arlington (OH)
High School Teams – $1,000 Deposit Required by October 1st
(will be returned at end of tournament)
WHAT
The Fall Haverford Invitational will feature 12 of the top high school teams in the country for a play day.
Each team will play 3 games against teams out of their area
WHERE
The Haverford School
450 Lancaster Avenue
Haverford, PA 19041
3 Turf Fields
WHEN
November 11th, 2018
COST
$105/Player
Each team is required to have at least a 20 player roster. If a team does not, the team will be asked to pay the difference.
2018 SUMMER TEAMS
Bishop O'Connell (VA)
Brother Rice (MI)
Culver (IN)
Garnet Valley (PA)
Haverford School (PA)
Louisville St. Xavier (KY)
Malvern (PA)
McDonogh (MD)
Northern (MD)
Paul VI (VA)
Salesianum (DE)
Springfield (PA)
St. Augustine (NJ)
St. Joe's Prep (PA)
Strath Haven (PA)
Upper Arlington (OH)
Coming soon
- NCAA rules with the following exceptions.
- Games are 50 minutes running time, comprised of two 25 minute halves and a 2 minute halftime.
- 20 seconds to advance the ball across the midline, but there will be no shot clock.
- One 30 second timeout is allotted per team, but it can't be called under 5 minutes in the 2nd half - game clock continues to run.
- Penalties are start stop.
- Sudden victory overtime.
Mesa Lacrosse is proud to partner with HBC Event Services, a travel/booking agency with a nationwide reputation for excellence in managing travel for sports events. HBC Event Services provides an easy way for you to book your hotel rooms with our partnered hotels at the best rates. These rates are always the same, if not lower than, their best available rate and usually includes breakfast for your team. HBC Event Travel Services guarantees that if the tournament is cancelled due to weather, you will not be charged for any cancellation penalties that you may otherwise have been subject to if you made your reservation elsewhere. This guarantee does not include hotel reservations made after the hotel cut off dates.
Please call HBC Event Travel Services at (505) 346-0522 if you have any questions and/or have any special hotel requests.
Please call HBC Event Travel Services at (505) 346-0522 if you have any questions and/or have any special hotel requests.
Mesa is partnering with SportsRecruits, US Lacrosse’s Official Service Provider for Recruiting, who will be onsite this year with Film & Recruiting packages available for all players in attendance.
These event-specific packages include HD game footage of your games filmed by professional videographers. Select packages also include access to the SportsRecruits online platform that has proven to successfully help thousands of players find success in the recruiting process.
These event-specific packages include HD game footage of your games filmed by professional videographers. Select packages also include access to the SportsRecruits online platform that has proven to successfully help thousands of players find success in the recruiting process.
Summer 2018
Air Force
Adelphi
Amherst
Army West Point
Bard College
Bates College
Boston University
Bowdoin College
Bryant
Cabrini University
Bucknell
Catholic University
Chestnut Hill College
Colby College
Colgate University
Delaware
Denison
Detroit Mercy
Dickinson College
Drexel University
Fairfield University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
FDU
Florida Southern
Franklin and Marshall
Furman
Georgetown
Gettysburg College
Harvard
Haverford College
High Point University
Hobart College
Jacksonville
Lafayette
Lehigh University
Limestone College
Loyola
Lynchburg
Maryland
Marquette
McDaniel College
Michigan
Misericordia University
Monmouth
Moravian College
Muhlenberg College
Navy
Nazareth
Neumann University
North Carolina
Notre Dame
PENN
Princeton
Providence
Richmond
Randolph College
Roanoke College
Rutgers
Sacred Heart University
Skidmore College
Scranton
St. Joseph's University
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Stockton University
Syracuse
Trinity College
Tufts
UMASS
UMBC
Ursinus College
Villanova
Virginia
Washington College
Wesley College
Whittier College
Air Force
Adelphi
Amherst
Army West Point
Bard College
Bates College
Boston University
Bowdoin College
Bryant
Cabrini University
Bucknell
Catholic University
Chestnut Hill College
Colby College
Colgate University
Delaware
Denison
Detroit Mercy
Dickinson College
Drexel University
Fairfield University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
FDU
Florida Southern
Franklin and Marshall
Furman
Georgetown
Gettysburg College
Harvard
Haverford College
High Point University
Hobart College
Jacksonville
Lafayette
Lehigh University
Limestone College
Loyola
Lynchburg
Maryland
Marquette
McDaniel College
Michigan
Misericordia University
Monmouth
Moravian College
Muhlenberg College
Navy
Nazareth
Neumann University
North Carolina
Notre Dame
PENN
Princeton
Providence
Richmond
Randolph College
Roanoke College
Rutgers
Sacred Heart University
Skidmore College
Scranton
St. Joseph's University
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Stockton University
Syracuse
Trinity College
Tufts
UMASS
UMBC
Ursinus College
Villanova
Virginia
Washington College
Wesley College
Whittier College
WEATHER POLICY
In the event of adverse weather or unplayable field conditions, the tournament director reserves the right to:
The directors of Mesa Lacrosse reserve the right to cancel, shorten, or reschedule tournament games due to inclement weather, poor field conditions, player and fan safety concerns, or at the direction of The Haverford School. No refunds will be granted if these actions are necessary. Field directors will communicate game changes. Schedule changes will be available on-line at MesaLacrosse.com.
THUNDER/LIGHTNING POLICY
If thunder or lightning is observed play will be suspended immediately and players and fans will be asked to leave the fields and return to their cars. Play will be allowed to resume 30 minutes after the last sound of thunder or sighting of lightning is observed which will be determined by the tournament medical staff. Every attempt will be made to begin subsequent games on time. Subsequent games will begin immediately after preceding games. These games may be shortened. Once games are back on schedule they may revert to “normal” tournament game time procedures.
REFUND POLICY
RULES GOVERNING ELIGIBILITY
Only currently registered players on MesaLacrosse.com, for the specific tournament and who agree to the “Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity and Parental Consent AGREEMENT,” may participate in tournament games. It is the coach’s responsibility to ensure all of his team members are registered. This can be confirmed on the Player Page for each tournament. Philadelphia Fever will notify a coach if a player did not agree to the Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity and Parental Consent AGREEMENT.
In the event of adverse weather or unplayable field conditions, the tournament director reserves the right to:
- Reduce game times in order to catch up with schedule
- Finish games before inclement weather arrives or to preserve field conditions.
- Reschedule games, if possible.
- Convert tournament to a “festival” format without playoffs or championships to provide the majority of teams the opportunity to play as many games as possible.
The directors of Mesa Lacrosse reserve the right to cancel, shorten, or reschedule tournament games due to inclement weather, poor field conditions, player and fan safety concerns, or at the direction of The Haverford School. No refunds will be granted if these actions are necessary. Field directors will communicate game changes. Schedule changes will be available on-line at MesaLacrosse.com.
THUNDER/LIGHTNING POLICY
If thunder or lightning is observed play will be suspended immediately and players and fans will be asked to leave the fields and return to their cars. Play will be allowed to resume 30 minutes after the last sound of thunder or sighting of lightning is observed which will be determined by the tournament medical staff. Every attempt will be made to begin subsequent games on time. Subsequent games will begin immediately after preceding games. These games may be shortened. Once games are back on schedule they may revert to “normal” tournament game time procedures.
REFUND POLICY
- No team will receive a full refund.
- Partial refunds will be issued if the tournament is canceled in whole.
- Mesa Lacrosse will refund all but $500 for any team that registers and withdraws from the tournament prior to November 1st of the year of the tournament.
- No refund of any kind for any team that registers and withdrawls anytime on or after November 1st of the year of the tournament.
- No refunds will be issued if the tournament is shortened in part for any reason, including inclement weather.
- No refunds will be issued for playoff or championship games that are canceled due to weather.
- No refund for any team that is removed from the tournament by the tournament director for using illegal players or behavior that requires the team to be removed from the tournament.
- Mesa Lacrosse, its officers, employees and staff will not be responsible for any expenses incurred by any team, club or organization if the tournament is canceled in whole or in part. The Tournament along with local County or school officials reserves the right to decide on all matters pertaining to the operation of the tournament and its judgment is final.
RULES GOVERNING ELIGIBILITY
Only currently registered players on MesaLacrosse.com, for the specific tournament and who agree to the “Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity and Parental Consent AGREEMENT,” may participate in tournament games. It is the coach’s responsibility to ensure all of his team members are registered. This can be confirmed on the Player Page for each tournament. Philadelphia Fever will notify a coach if a player did not agree to the Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity and Parental Consent AGREEMENT.
- Any team that forfeits a game during the tournament will be ineligible to compete in any playoff games.
- No player may compete, or be rostered, on more than one team during the tournament. Any team with a player in violation of this rule will forfeit all games in which the player is known to have competed and therefore, forfeit the opportunity to advance to the playoff round.
- Tie breakers will be determined for division depending on the number of teams participating in the respective division. Tie breaker information will be available on MesaLacrosse.com no later than one week prior to the tournament.
- Any player, fan or coach ejected from the game will be prohibited from competing in his/her team’s next game.
- Decisions on the field will be the final ruling. Any fighting or flagrant disrespect toward an official will result in expulsion for the remainder of the tournament. No Exceptions, No Refunds.
- Spectators also need to respect the Officials and the Players. Bad behavior will not be tolerated. Should referees or tournament director deem a spectator, player, or coach needs to be removed from the site(s) of the tournament, it will be the responsibility of the coach from the offender’s team to remove the offender from the site(s).
- Each field is assigned a Field Timer who will keep score. Coaches should check the score on the field if they wish to validate or challenge a score. Any challenges must be made immediately following the game with the Field Timer, who will contact a tournament administrator to address the issue. Once the score reaches the administration tent the score is considered final.