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Sanction High School #Lacrosse in Washington State!

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Melanie Bachart
11 years ago

This would be awesome for so many kids.

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Kelley Greenhalgh
11 years ago

Awesome sport. No more dangerous than football!

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Chad Wright
11 years ago

Keep this sport growing for our high school students.

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April Kalivas
11 years ago

We want Lacrosse!

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Dan Dunne
11 years ago

The Spokane region has a critical mass of student athletes who seek to continue their youth sports career to high school and beyond. Please recognize lacrosse, the uniquely american game with the biggest growth rate of any youth sport, and grant student athletes the respect and credibility that comes from wearing the colors of their Washington High School..

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Dan Gibbons
11 years ago

Lacrosse is a great sport and should be sanctioned by WIAA.

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John Murphy
11 years ago

Long overdue!

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Nathan Lowe
11 years ago

I'm voting so that the corrupt boards get taken away.

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Tom Patterson
11 years ago

LAX For all!!

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Christian Johnson
11 years ago

Lacrosse needs to be sanctioned! It's time!

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Mark Meldrom
11 years ago

a great spring sport that compliments basketball and football

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Brandi Meldrom
11 years ago

Yes! Bring to high schools.

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Morgan Jensen
11 years ago

lax.

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John R Peterson
11 years ago

Please consider this petition with the youth of Washington as your #1 priority.

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Tim Conway
11 years ago

It is long overdue.

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Steve Lambert
11 years ago

Do it for all the right reasons. School pride, inclusion, teambuilder and great excercise.

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karl koehler
11 years ago

Excited to have boys/girls lacrosse in WA High Schools

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Rhys A. Sterling
11 years ago

Lacrosse in Washington State has been around for many years. It's about time to make lacrosse an official WIAA sport. There is absolutely no good reason not to do so. So just do it!

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Lisa van Brero
11 years ago

Let these kids be in their year books-rewarded for their acedemics and hard work- its only fair!

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David Carpenter
11 years ago

The time to act is now