Going into a tryout can be incredibly nerve-racking no matter what sport you play. With lacrosse, getting on that travel team can get you noticed by college coaches, so you want to be playing some of your best ball. Here are some keys to having a good lacrosse tryout that can put your mind at ease and help you earn a spot on a team.
Prepare, But Don’t Overthink It
A tryout is no different than a game or practice when it comes to preparation. However, tryouts can be unpredictable as far as what drills the coaches will run you through. It’s safe to say that a scrimmage will occur, but everything else can be up in the air.
Try not to overthink the tryout too much and get plenty of rest the night before. If anything, take a step back and focus on the fundamentals to define your lacrosse tryout plan.
Get There Early
You also want to make a good first impression, and there’s no better way to do that than to arrive to the tryout early. Figure out how you will get there and how long it will take so that you aren’t rushing to the field. Getting there early also gives you some time before the tryout to physically and mentally prepare yourself.
Work Your Tail Off
The biggest key to having a good lacrosse tryout is to work hard. Make sure you out-hustle everyone on the field because that will set you apart from your competition. With that said—make sure to have fun out there!
Communicate
A major part of lacrosse—and any other sport, for that matter—is communication. Whether that’s on the field with your unit or in practice running through plays and drills with the coaches. Strong communication will show engagement and that you can build a good relationship with players and coaches.
Don’t Get Discouraged
The last important thing to keep in mind during your tryout is that not every play is going to go your way. Don’t linger on a mistake and instead have that next play mentality. If you can overcome this, coaches will take notice.
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Expo 2025 is held in Osaka, Kansai, Japan from 13 April 2025 to 13 October 2025 with the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” The UN Pavilion at Expo 2025 brings 35 United Nations entities and 15 offices together under the theme “United for a Better Future”.
Published: 4th Jul 2025 12:30:21 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Gaza , Palestine, Lebanon & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (3 July 2025) | United Nations
Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
Secretary-General/Trip Announcement
Deputy Secretary-General
Gaza
Occupied Palestinian Territory
Lebanon
Cyprus
Ukraine
Russia
Senior Personnel Appointment
Yemen
Global Risk Report
International Days
Financial Contribution
SECRETARY-GENERAL/TRIP ANNOUNCEMENT
The Secretary-General will be arriving in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to attend the 17th Summit of the BRICS countries.
The Secretary-General has been invited to speak at an outreach session on “Strengthening multilateralism, economic-financial affairs and artificial intelligence", that will take place on Sunday, 6 July. On Monday, 7 July, he will address a second outreach session, on "Environment, COP30 and global health.”
During his visit, the Secretary-General will also be having meetings with various leaders who are attending the BRICS Summit and we will share those readouts with you.
DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL
Our Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, returned to Seville today for the closing of the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4).
At the closing with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez of Spain, she underscored the consensus around the Seville Agreement as a demonstration of multilateralism in action — with actions to close the SDG financing gap, address the debt crisis, and reform the international financial architecture. She recognized the more than 100 initiatives launched on the Sevilla Platform for Action, including solidarity levies on private jets and first-class travel to generate new resources for sustainable development.
She said that the UN will be operationalizing a Seville Forum on Debt to help countries learn from one another and coordinate their approaches in debt management and restructuring; that forum will be supported by Spain.
She called for FFD4 to be remembered not only as a conference that responded to crisis, but as the moment the world chose cooperation over fragmentation, unity over division, and action over inertia.
Tomorrow, she will travel to Praia, Cabo Verde, to take part in celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the country’s independence.
GAZA
The Secretary-General is appalled by the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Multiple attacks in recent days hitting sites hosting displaced people and people trying to access food have killed and injured scores of Palestinians. The Secretary-General strongly condemns the civilian loss of life.
In just one day this week, Israeli orders to relocate forced nearly 30,000 people to flee, yet again, with no safe place to go and clearly inadequate supplies of shelter, food, medicine or water.
International humanitarian law is unambiguous: civilians must be respected and protected, and the needs of the population must be met.
With no fuel having entered Gaza in more than 17 weeks, the Secretary-General is gravely concerned that the last lifelines for survival are being cut off. Without an urgent influx of fuel, incubators will shut down, ambulances will be unable to reach the injured and sick, and water cannot be purified. The delivery by the United Nations and partners of what little of our lifesaving humanitarian aid is left in Gaza will also grind to a halt.
He once again calls for full, safe and sustained humanitarian access so aid can reach people who have been deprived of the basics of life for far too long. The UN has a clear and proven plan, rooted in the humanitarian principles, to get vital assistance to civilians – safely and at scale, wherever they are.
The Secretary-General reiterates that all parties must uphold their obligations under international law. He renews his call for an immediate permanent ceasefire and for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages held by Hamas and other groups.
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Published: 3rd Jul 2025 06:26:20 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: A youth delegate on her journey to the development financing conference | #FFD4 | United Nations
Twenty-year old Yvonne Bejjani, who grew up in Lebanon, describes how that experience helped shaped her convictions and led her to attend the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development as an official delegate.
Published: 3rd Jul 2025 12:00:40 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Commemoration of the 1995 Genocide in Srebrenica | United Nations
International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the 1995 Genocide in Srebrenica.
The observance marks the 30-year anniversary of the 1995 genocide in Srebrenica.
Co-organized by the United Nations Department of Global Communications, the Office of the Special Advisor for the Prevention of Genocide and the Permanent Mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the United Nations.
Published: 2nd Jul 2025 07:53:37 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Cyprus, Palestine, Yemen & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (2 July 2025) | United Nations
Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
Cyprus
Occupied Palestinian Territory
Yemen
Haiti
South Sudan
CYPRUS
Following the informal meeting on Cyprus in a broader format that was held in Geneva on 17-18 March of this year, the Secretary-General will convene on 16 and 17 July, here at UN Headquarters, the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders, as well as representatives of the guarantor powers of Greece, Türkiye and the United Kingdom, for another informal meeting on Cyprus.
The meeting will provide an opportunity to continue the dialogue and exchange views on the progress made since March.
OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY
Turning to the increasingly dire situation in Gaza, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that overnight, Israeli authorities issued a new displacement order for two neighbourhoods in Khan Younis, following reported Palestinian rocket fire. Up to 80,000 people are estimated to be living in these neighourhoods. Approximately 85 per cent of Gaza’s territory is currently either under displacement orders or located within militarized zones – which is severely hampering people's access to essential humanitarian support and the ability of aid workers to reach those in need.
Our colleagues working on water, sanitation and hygiene also tell us that Al Satar – a key water reservoir – has become inaccessible as a result of the order. The facility serves as the main water distribution hub for Khan Younis and a critical supply point for water coming through the Israeli pipeline in the area.
Any damage to the reservoir could lead to a collapse of the city’s water distribution system, with grave humanitarian consequences.
OCHA warns that these displacement orders continue to strain vital services and push people into increasingly smaller swaths of Gaza’s territory. Since the breakdown of the ceasefire in March and as of yesterday, some 714,000 people have been forcibly displaced once more across Gaza, with nearly 29,000 displaced in just 24 hours between Sunday and Monday.
Many existing shelters are severely overcrowded, with poor hygiene conditions – posing severe risks for public health. Our partners working on health, water, sanitation and hygiene report that across Gaza, rates of acute watery diarrhea have reached 39 per cent among patients receiving health consultations.
The increase is being driven by insufficient clean drinking and domestic water reaching shelters, worsening the dire hygiene and sanitation conditions. The governorates of Gaza and Khan Younis have the worst levels of acute watery diarrhea, due to severe overcrowding in sites and shelters.
You will recall that no shelter assistance has entered Gaza in four months, despite the hundreds of thousands of newly displaced people. Our shelter partners say that 97 per cent of the sites surveyed reported displaced people sleeping in the open. OCHA reiterates that an unrestricted flow of supplies through multiple crossing points over a sustained period of time is critical to address people’s needs and prevent the already desperate situation from worsening.
Meanwhile, the depletion of fuel stocks continues to wreak havoc on aid operations, constraining the UN and our humanitarian partners’ ability to respond.
Yet again today, an attempt to deliver some of the remaining fuel stocks to the north was denied by Israeli authorities.
The denial follows a successful delivery yesterday of diesel from the World Health Organization’s remaining stock to Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City to prevent further shutdown of critical services. WHO says the facility is overwhelmed and severely under-resourced. Its beds are full, and patients are once again being treated on the floor.
Our partners working on emergency telecommunications stress that unless fuel stocks are replenished immediately, Gaza could face a complete communications blackout, severely hindering humanitarian access and coordination, and preventing affected communities from receiving critical information.
Critical water, sanitation, hygiene and healthcare facilities have already begun shutting down in some areas, including hospital equipment and services, water trucking, and water and sewage pumps. If the fuel crisis isn’t addressed soon, humanitarian responders could be left without the systems and tools necessary to operate safely, manage logistics and distribute humanitarian assistance. This would endanger aid workers and escalate an already dire humanitarian crisis.
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Published: 2nd Jul 2025 06:51:54 By: United Nations
CNN Video: George Takei draws parallels between 1940's Japanese-American internment camps and ICE detentions
“Star Trek” actor and activist George Takei tells CNN’s Audie Cornish about his family’s experience in a 1940’s Japanese-American internment camp, saying Americans “need to speak out” as he sees what is happening with ICE detentions today as “the same thing” as what he experienced.
Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia continued their push to keep their civil case against the Trump administration alive, requesting to amend the lawsuit to include what they describe as the “torture and mistreatment” he experienced at El Salvador’s notorious mega prison, where he was wrongfully deported and held earlier this year. #CNN #News
Published: 4th Jul 2025 12:11:42 By: CNN
CNN Video: Mexican boxer detained by ICE days after match against Jake Paul
Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. was detained by ICE days after fighting social media influencer Jake Paul in California. Chávez is in the process of being deported from the US over alleged cartel ties and other infractions, according to the Department of Homeland Security. CNN’s Patrick Snell reports.
Published: 3rd Jul 2025 11:40:31 By: CNN
CNN Video: 'I think I have more power now': Trump takes a big bill victory lap
President Donald Trump said getting the final holdouts on his agenda bill to vote “yes” was “very easy” and “not hard” before taking off to Iowa. Trump also said that he believes he has “more power” now in his second term than he did in his first term. #CNN #News
Published: 3rd Jul 2025 11:34:48 By: CNN
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A former security contractor for Gaza's controversial new Israel- and US-backed aid distribution sites has told the BBC he witnessed colleagues opening fire with machine guns on hungry Palestinian civilians who had posed no threat. In one such incident he said he witnessed a man in the crowd fall motionless to the ground and a guard who had been shooting laughed about it.
On another occasion he said a guard opened fire from a watchtower with a machine gun because a group of women, children and elderly people was moving too slowly away from the site.
When asked to respond the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) said the allegations were categorically false.
They referred us to a statement saying that no civilians ever came under fire at the GHF distribution sites.
The GHF began its operations in Gaza at the end of May, distributing limited aid from several sites in southern and central Gaza. That followed an 11-week total blockade of Gaza by Israel during which no food entered the territory.
The system has been widely criticised for forcing vast numbers of people to walk through active combat zones to a handful of sites.
Since the GHF started up, Israeli forces have killed more than 400 Palestinians trying to retrieve food aid from its sites, the UN and local doctors say. Israel says the new distribution system stops aid going to Hamas.
Describing the incident at one of the GHF sites - in which he said guards fired on a group of Palestinians - the former contractor said: "As that happened, another contractor on location, standing on the berm overlooking the exit, opened up with 15 to 20 shots of repetitive weapons fire at the crowd. "A Palestinian man dropped to the ground motionless. And then the other contractor who was standing there was like, 'damn, I think you got one'. And then they laughed about it."
The contractor, who spoke to us on condition of anonymity, said GHF managers had brushed off his report as a coincidence, suggesting that the Palestinian man could have "tripped" or been "tired and passed out".
The GHF claimed the man who made these allegations is a "disgruntled former contractor" who they had terminated for misconduct, which he denies.
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Published: 3rd Jul 2025 10:23:36 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Will Keir Starmer's NHS ten year plan fix the UK's healthcare system? | BBC Newscast
Can the government’s new ten year plan save the NHS?
Today the government published it’s plan to reform the NHS. The government said it will focus on three main changes, shifting from treatment to preventative care, switching to digital health services, and moving to more community care.
Adam spoke to Minister of State for Care Stephen Kinnock about the plans, and Chris joined to unpack the government’s announcement.
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BBC News Video: Inside the secret tunnels underneath a UK high street hiding illegal cigarettes | BBC News
Law enforcement is struggling to stop the growing sale of illegal tobacco in mini marts across British high streets, a BBC investigation has revealed.
Trading Standards teams say they don’t have the resources to tackle the organised crime gangs suspected of supplying some of the shops and said the profits being made are on a par with selling heroin and cocaine.
Trading standards has described the issue as a war, and that asylum seekers with no right to work in the UK have been found inside some of the shops. HMRC says it costs the country at least £2.2 billion in lost revenue.
In response to our report, the Home Secretary said it was a disgrace that criminal gangs are trying to abuse our high streets and said the government has increased raids and arrests for illegal working by 50 per cent since the election.
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Published: 3rd Jul 2025 09:15:02 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Major win for Donald Trump as US Congress passes 'big, beautiful bill' | BBC News
The US Congress has passed Donald Trump's tax and spending bill in a significant and hard-fought victory for the president and his domestic agenda.
After a gruelling session on Capitol Hill, the House of Representatives passed the bill by a vote of 218 to 214 on Thursday afternoon.
President Trump had given the Republican-controlled Congress a deadline of 4 July to get a final version of the bill to his desk to be signed into law.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill could add $3.3tn to federal deficits over the next 10 years and leave millions without health coverage - a forecast that the White House disputes.
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Published: 3rd Jul 2025 08:37:40 By: BBC News
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'Liverpool and Portugal’s Diogo Jota, 28, Dies in Car Crash'
Tributes have poured in for Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota who has died in a car crash in Spain.
The 28-year-old and his younger brother André Silva were both killed in the accident on the A-52 motorway in Zamora.
Jota married his long-term partner Rute Cardoso, with whom he had three children, just last month.
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ODN Video: Dramatic Footage Captures Greece Blaze as Wildfires Force Evacuations on Crete
Footage shows wildfires ripping across the Greek island of Crete,engulfing forested hillsides and forcing mass evacuations.
The blaze broke out near Ierapetra and has spread rapidly,driven by dry conditions and powerful winds.
Thick smoke now blankets the area, making visibility near zero in places.
The fire front stretches over 6km and continues to grow.
Flames are threatening homes, tourist accommodation, and even a fuel station.
More than 1,500 people have already been evacuated to safety.
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ODN Video: Dramatic Footage Shows Islamist Group Battling Army on Streets of Mali
A deadly wave of attacks has shaken Mali with jihadist fighters launching coordinated raids on military posts across the country.
It’s the third major offensive in a month, and the boldest yet, striking army bases in multiple towns within hours.
The government says it fought off the militants, but an al-Qaeda-linked group claims otherwise.
Report by Shawaz Ahmad
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ODN Video: Strike on Gaza Internet Cafe Sparks Outcry Over Civilian Targets
Devastating scene shows the aftermath of Israel’s latest strike on Gaza.
On Monday afternoon, a busy seafront café was hit by a missile, killing at least 30 people.
The Al-Baqa Cafeteria was one of the few spaces left with internet... and had become a hub for journalists, activists, and locals.
Footage on X, shows the moment a missile hit, with scenes of destruction and scattered bodies.
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ODN Video: Serbian Police Disperse Protesters and Tear Down Barricades in Belgrade
Serbian police have begun removing street blockades in Belgrade after crowds used metal fences and garbage containers to barricade roads on Sunday evening.
Their anger was fuelled by the arrest of anti-government protesters who clashed with police at a massive rally over the weekend.
Footage shared online appears to show police cars driving at high speed through a blockade on one street in the capital, causing bystanders to flee in panic.
Demonstrations, mainly led by university students, have persisted for eight months.
They were initially sparked by the fatal collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad last November, which killed 16 people.
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CBC Video: Carney taking 'bootlicking' approach to Trump, says former cabinet minister | Power & Politics
Prime Minister Mark Carney removed Canada's digital services tax in an effort to revive U.S. trade talks. Former foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy criticizes this move, saying Carney is bending to Trump's will.
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CBC Video: Is Canada’s dairy industry under threat by Trump's trade talks? | Power & Politics
U.S. President Donald Trump leveraged trade talks this week to get Canada to back off the digital services tax. Now, his sights might be on the system that protects Canada's dairy industry, known as supply management. Bloc Québécois agriculture critic Yves Perron says the federal government will have to 'pay the political price' if it decides to walk back on a newly passed bill designed to protect supply management from being used as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations.
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CBC Video: Swarming attack caught on camera may have been hate-motivated, advocates say
Family and community members are speaking out after a Muslim businesswoman was attacked in Oshawa, Ont. CBC's Dale Manucdoc has the details — and reaction.
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CBC Video: How hot Canadian cities could get by 2100
You probably know what it’s like to go through a heatwave or a record-breaking high. But it can be harder to wrap your head around single-digit average temperature increases from climate change.
CBC’s Naël Shiab walks you through a new tool that projects how hot summers could get in cities across Canada by the end of the century.
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CBC Video: Automakers ask Ottawa to pull the plug on EV mandate
Canadian automakers want Prime Minister Mark Carney to drop the federal mandate on electric vehicles.
Auto-sector leaders say the feds’ requirement that one in five vehicles sold starting in 2026 be zero emissions is unachievable, especially in a trade war.
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International Video: View from Calais: why so many are risking small boats for the UK
In Calais we speak to some of the thousands of migrants hoping to cross from northern France, on small boats, into the UK - risking their lives in the process.
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More than 20,000 people have crossed the Channel in small boats so far this year - and the Government has promised to tackle the smuggling gangs behind the dangerous journeys.
France and the UK are jointly funding police operations along the French coast - and both countries are considering a "one in, one out" deal, allowing French officers to venture further from the shoreline to stop boats from leaving. That may be revealed when President Macron visits London next week.
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Kill Bill and Reservoir Dogs actor Michael Madsen has died at the age of 67.
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He suffered a cardiac arrest on Thursday morning in his home in Malibu, California.
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In the latest news from the conflict between Israel and Hamas, officials in Gaza say more than 100 people have been killed during the last 24 hours - many of them while trying to get hold of humanitarian aid.
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One Israeli air strike killed at least 13 members of a single family, including six young children. And footage obtained by the Associated Press claims to show US contractors firing live ammunition at people at an aid distribution hub.
Talk of a ceasefire continues to circulate and appears to be more positive, but large gaps between the positions of Hamas and Israel remain.
Warning, this report contains distressing images.
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This is the story of Miriam - who died a day before she was approved medical evacuation.
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She was one of 4,000 children who the WHO says are in urgent need of medical care that is not available inside Gaza.
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'I felt the need to lighten my skin'
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Some people of colour are using unregulated IV drips to lighten their skin.
But why? We spoke to Zara, who uses them, and said it was down to colourism.
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