Tenacity Project
The Tenacity Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls through sports.
We believe that we can help young women navigate life’s challenges by providing a supportive environment in which they can develop the necessary tools for becoming successful on and off the field. Through these athletic programs, we can help student-athletes become adept at goal setting, problem solving, performing under pressure, and working well with others. It is important that our athletes lea
08/28/2026
Reasons to love Sixes lacrosse:
✅ You make quicker decisions. The smaller, faster format keeps the pace high.
✅ You get to compete with creativity, with more room to try things.
✅ You get more touches. With five field players and a goalie, every player is in the game.
You're invited to join us October 10 and 11 for the Tenacity SUPER 6s Fall Tournament. Two days of Olympic-style Sixes in the Bay Area this October, with five games guaranteed. Bring a full team of 8 to 10, or sign up as a free agent, and we will place you.
Register your team at: https://www.tenacityproject.org/sixes-events
08/26/2026
Tenacity Local Training returns to Park City this fall, with weekly girls lacrosse clinics and small-sided play open to every age and experience level.
We've got two ways to play this fall, so pick your program, bring a teammate, and we'll see you on Sundays starting September 20.
🥍 Tenacity Town League, for intermediate to advanced players in grades 4 through 12. A skill theme, small-sided games, and mental performance training in every session. 2:00 to 3:15pm.
🥍 Tenacity Town Clinics, for our youngest and newest players, PreK through 8th grade. Skill stations, live games, and confidence building every week. 3:15 to 4:30pm.
Keep an eye on our social for upcoming announcements about Local Training in Lehi, Herriman, and Salt Lake City.
https://www.tenacityproject.org/tenacitytownleagues
08/24/2026
Coaching Announcement! Bri Gross Eichhorn, Madi Smith, and Sam Smith will be coaching at our Pacific Northwest Sixes Mini-Camp this Saturday. Come train with them alongside other elite girls lacrosse players in grades 3 through 12 on August 29 in Issaquah, WA.
Register at: https://www.tenacityproject.org/sixes-events
08/23/2026
To our Pacific Northwest players, we will see you on August 29?!
We are less than a week out from our next Sixes Mini-Camp, one full day of competitive girls lacrosse in Issaquah, WA. A Pursuit of Better coaching clinic in the morning, a Super Sixes tournament in the afternoon, led by coaches who have competed and coached at the professional and college level.
Open to graduating classes of 2026 to 2035. Grab a teammate to play alongside you and register through the Sixes link below.
Not able to make the 29th? We will be back in the Pacific Northwest on September 19 in Gig Harbor.
https://www.tenacityproject.org/sixes-events
08/20/2026
Tenacity Project is so much more than lacrosse camps. We are a community committed to helping every girl grow as a player, a leader, and a person.
Here, every athlete matters, every voice is heard, and nobody develops alone. Players join a network that has their back through hard seasons and long after their last game. Leadership is built on purpose, through huddles, workshops, and real coaching moments where girls learn to speak up, make decisions under pressure, and lift up the teammates around them.
Lacrosse is the vehicle. What lasts is the confidence, the leadership, and the community a girl carries with her, on and off the field.
Come find your place through the link in bio. 🥍
Coach Bri is back, and today we are working on defensive footwork. 🥍 When you are playing defense in girls lacrosse, getting your hips around fast is what lets you change direction with the attacker. That is exactly what hip flips train.
You can do these on your own, but they work best as a reaction drill. Have a parent, a teammate, or anyone call out the flips or blow a whistle.
Save this for your next training session and tag the teammate you want to run it with.
Thank you to the athletes who showed up ready to work at this weekend’s Mountain West Sixes Mini-Camp, the families who drove and even flew in to make it happen, and the volunteers and staff who set up the fields, ran check-in, and kept the day going. We had beautiful weather, hours of instruction, and a full day of connection and competition at Trailside Park.
Tenacity Project’s Sixes Mini-Camps pair skill-building, leadership training, and fast-paced girls lacrosse, led by current and former professional players and college coaches. We’re bringing our Sixes camps across the West this fall.
Find your camp, invite a teammate, and register through the Sixes link in bio.
Pacific Northwest | August 29, Issaquah, WA
Bay Area | September 12, College of Alameda
Sacramento | September 13, Del Oro HS
Pacific Northwest | September 19, Gig Harbor, WA
At the end of her freshman season, right as her team was chasing a championship, Ally tore all three hamstrings and went from being the athlete on the field to relearning how to walk. But that year became the one she learned the most about the game. Somewhere in the recovery, she stopped asking why me and started asking what can I do. What can I do to be a better teammate, a better student of the game, more ready for the day I get back?
That is mental resilience, and it is the part of girls’ lacrosse that rarely gets enough training time. Watch Ally tell it in her own words.
Thank you Ally Mastroianni Lacrosse for sharing this with our athletes. 🥍
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