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Boys Lacrosse Program
Offers young men the opportunity to play lacrosse in a competitive environment, building skills and promoting personal growth. The program aims to develop student-athletes of character within the Memorial Community.
About
Memorial Boys Lacrosse
Founded in
2012
EIN
453695878
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Sports & Recreation
Address
7941 KATY FWY 726 HOUSTON, TX 77024-1924 Unite States
Website
https://memorialboyslax.com/
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About
Memorial Boys Lacrosse, founded in 2012, is a Houston-based nonprofit that aims to develop student-athletes of character and integrity. The program provides young men an opportunity to play lacrosse in a competitive environment, building skills, promoting personal growth, and learning the value of teamwork.
Mission
To provide support for the Memorial High School (MHS) boys' lacrosse team in Houston, Texas.
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