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212 Lacrosse 10 years in Review
“It’s important to express my gratitude to the staff, parents and players who have supported 212 over the years. These results wouldn’t be possible without their commitments.”
Thank you,
2012-2022 (Club and State Results)
Donations to families experiencing hardship
Free training to families with financial needs
Job creation in our local community
Teen Mentoring
527 Games
432 Wins (82%)
39 Championships
Beat the Best in the West
4-12 Grade Girls and Boys
Local and National Teams
82 College Lacrosse Commitments
Boys’ & Girls’ Team Highlights
Testimonials
Greg Bauer– Click Here
212 Club Tournament Results
- 212 has a cumulative record of 339 wins 81 losses and 36 tournament championships with 81 players committing to play college lacrosse.
- 10 Seasons – 47 Tournaments, 36 First Place Finishes, 1,700+ players
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Utah State Championship Results
- 92-13 record over 5 seasons, 3 State Championships with boys and girls teams.
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212 Player Achievements
- Nine 212 Players Earn All-American Honors 2021
- 2020 Summer/Fall Recap
- 2019 Player & Team Achievements
- Thirteen 212 Players Selected to 2019 Under Armour All-American Underclass Rosters
- 26, 212 Players Receive 2019 Utah State HS Awards
- Seven 212 Players Receive Invites to U19 Team USA Tryouts
- Three 212 Players Make 2019 Under Armour All-American Team
- Eight 212 Players Ranked in the Top 100 Nationally
- Nine 212 Players Chosen for Adrenaline All-American and Under Armour All-American Games
- 18 in 2018 – Eighteen 212 Players Earn All-State & American Awards in 2018
- Twenty 212 Players Earn All-State & All-American Awards in 2017
- 212 Players Thrive in 2017 Championship Game
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212 Recruiting
212 Under Armour All-Americans
212 Player Kimber Hower Settles in as Starter at Syracuse
212 Testimonial
My family has been part of Mike’s 212 program since he started his program in Park City over a decade ago. It was created here to fill a void in the club experience here in Utah. Previous attempts by other programs have come and gone, but 212 remains a steady presence for the youth players in Utah. Coaches with Mike’s credentials and connections are hard to find in this part of the country, and I feel we are lucky to have had Mike’s continued presence for so many years.
I have coached at the youth level for 10 years here, and helped run the boys program for almost as long. I am always asked about clubs, and more specifically how to navigate the sport given the many expensive options available these days. I certainly don’t have all the answers, but distinguishing between training and simply playing games is a good start. The summer training that has been taking place at Jeremy Ranch has definitely helped my son (Johns Hopkins commit) develop skills and field sense that simply cannot be learned playing only spring ball. Last night’s High School State Semi Final game between Park City and Juan Diego featured about 10 players that have spent significant time training through the summers with Mike. All were starters, and generally were the core of their respective teams. I feel it is good training and a good value when compared to the money you would spend to travel to a 3 day tournament with any other club.
Mike has also been invaluable in my son’s pursuit of playing college lacrosse. He has been a reliable advocate for Dylan, and has worked as a go between with interested schools. He is on a first name basis with many of the more well known D1 coaches in the sport, something you would not expect living in Utah.
With many national club coaches trying to place 50 or 100 players in colleges it is nice to have a local coach who is only working with a half dozen kids at a time.
Mike’s focus on issues larger than the game has been an area I have long admired. He has brought health problems affecting former players to light, a reminder that there are bigger things than what is going on in a lacrosse game.
My son continues to benefit from the foundation he built in the 212 program.
Greg Bauer
Nine 212 Utah Players Earn All-American Honors in 2021
Congratulations!!
212 HS All-Americans 2021
Jon King
Mason Quick
Connor Monson
Ace Nichols
Kendal Keblish
Amelia Livingston
Jaime Meyer
Haley Taylor
Zoe Heffernan
212 Player Rhett Rice Commits to Westminster
Congratulations Rhett!!
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