2012 Varsity
 
2012 JV
   

Varsity takes the 2012 Allstate Sugarbowl

KIein Lacrosse Club Varsity Boys defeated Spain Park High from outside Birmingham, Alabama, 11-4, to capture the sixth annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Lacrosse Classic title on Sunday afternoon, January 29th, in New Orleans, Louisiana. After winning the championship in the first four years of the event, Klein was eliminated in the quarterfinals last year, but came back strong in 2012 to retake their crown.

In Sunday’s finale, the two teams traded goals early and were deadlocked at three before Klein closed the half with three unanswered scores. In the second half, the teams again traded goals to make it 7-4, but Klein tallied four straight goals to close the scoring. Tyler Reed and Bryce Miller each scored three for Klein, while the tournament’s offensive MVP, Dylan Reeves, added two. Kevin Estell from Klein was named the defensive MVP.   Coach Tim Glass and Coach Bruce Roloff
   

Varsity wins the 2012 Clear Lake Tourney
The Clear Lake tournament has come and gone and all I can say is WOW !!!! What a great way to start the year off. Looking back over the last 12 years of coaching for the Klein lacrosse club, we have never finished in first place before at the varsity boys level in this tournament.  Just to make it even a better weekend for the club and its members, we are very proud to acknowledge the varsity girls came in second in their tournament.  The young guns are also right up there with a second place win in their weekend contest. Congratulations to all !!!     Coach Bruce Roloff
   

Varsity wins the 2011 UT Shootout

The Varsity Boys were undefeated in winning 1st place in the UT Longhorn Shootout Tournament December 10th and 11th.  They defeated opposing teams by large margins. Our awesome offense played as a team and scored with seeming ease.  Our mighty defensive machine played spectacularly, holding the opposing teams to less than 3 points average per game. Our boys played in this tournament without their coaches, Tim Glass and Bruce Roloff, and  were also missing three starters. The senior boys ran the plays and led by example. The team was well managed by  our JV coach, Waylon Heflin and our club president, Scott Marder.  Playing the way they have been practicing these past few months made Coach Tim and Coach Bruce very proud. In Coach Tim’s words, “I am  so proud of them – awesome, awesome.” We should mention that Coach Bruce was able to make the championship game - with no speeding tickets!  We were glad he was there to see the boys win over Lake Travis 9 to 2. We are so proud of our boys for playing as a team.  Every team member made a contribution, including the JV players that stayed and played the last two games. Varsity handled the pressure and played with a great deal of sportsmanship. We couldn’t ask anymore from them. Congratulations, Varsity Boys and Coaches!
   

Varsity Finishes 2nd at Cy Fair Tourney