Before each season, Brantley Bulldogs will offer free preseason lacrosse clinics for players interested in learning more about the sport and joining our program.

Clinics are open to players of all skill levels and will include fun drills, instruction on the fundamentals of lacrosse, and a scrimmage to finish.

No equipment is necessary. We provide sticks to borrow. Just bring a water bottle and come ready to have fun!

Current Bulldogs players are encouraged to participate and help mentor our newer players.

Check back before each season for clinic dates and registration information.

We are excited to welcome Coach Ryan Sick of SickFitness for our preseason conditioning sessions on September 1 and September 3, 2026.

Ryan is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with a degree in Sport and Exercise Science from the University of Central Florida. Through SickFitness, he has trained more than 1,000 athletes and clients, partnered with over 50 Central Florida schools, and has experience working with athletes at the collegiate and professional levels.

These high-energy sessions will focus on improving strength, speed, agility, and overall athletic performance to help our players prepare for a successful fall season.

My Lax Academy

If you are interested in getting additional training or attending additional clinics, we recommend visiting My Lax Academy.

Coach Kai Libby and his team provide clinics for our players from time to time. Coach Kai is an experienced lacrosse player and coach who has a passion for teaching players how to improve their game.

Many of our current Bulldogs attend Coach Kai's clinics during the offseason, which are advertised on his website. Coach Kai is also available for small-group and one-on-one sessions.

Easton Getz

Easton Getz is available to provide individual and small-group lacrosse training for players looking to develop their skills, build confidence, and improve their overall game. Easton began playing lacrosse with the Bulldogs in 6th grade and has continued to develop as a player at Lake Brantley High School, where he plays both attack and midfield.

Training sessions can be tailored to each player's age, experience, and individual goals, with a focus on developing strong fundamentals, stick skills, shooting, dodging, passing, and overall understanding of the game. Easton enjoys helping younger players learn the game and develop their skills in a positive and encouraging environment.

As a student-athlete, Easton understands the importance of hard work, dedication, and having fun while developing as a player. He has a goal of continuing his education and playing lacrosse at the University of Florida, where he hopes to major in Sports Psychology.