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Wednesday, May 06, 2009

2nd Annual Shootin’ for a Cure Lacrosse Tournament

Saturday, May 9

8:00AM – 7:00PM

Loveland Middle School Lacrosse Stadium

13 Cincinnati MS and HS Girls Lacrosse Teams

To Benefit Cancer Research and to watch some great lacrosse


LOVELAND, OHIO - The 2nd Annual Shootin’ for a Cure Lacrosse tournament to benefit cancer research will be held at Loveland High School on May 9.  Last years tournament was a huge success and this years will be bigger and better.  Art Jarvis said, "Please come out to support our loved ones who are currently battling this disease and to celebrate those who are cancer survivors."

There will be food, raffles, t-shirts, and lots of lacrosse action.  If you have any questions please contact Art Jarvis @ jarvisa@fuse.net .

  • 8:00AM                  Loveland HS v. Summit HS
  • 8:50AM                  Lakota East HS vs. Mercy HS
  • 9:40AM                  Lakota East HS vs. Summit HS
  • 10:30AM                St. Ursula Academy vs. Mercy HS
  • 11:20AM                Loveland HS vs. Sycamore HS
  • 12:10PM                 Sycamore HS vs. St. Ursula Academy
  • 1:00PM                   Mason MS Green vs. Sycamore MS 1
  • 1:50PM                   Lakota MS vs. Mason MS Green
  • 2:40PM                   Mason MS White vs. Sycamore MS 2
  • 3:30PM                   Sycamore MS 1 vs Lakota MS
  • 4:20PM                   Mason MS White vs. Wyoming MS
  • 5:10PM                   Indian Hill MS vs. Wyoming
  • 6:00PM                   Loveland MS vs. Indian Hill

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