Tenacity Project

The Tenacity 2029’s made a huge impact on the field Champions Cup last weekend.

Still feeling the energy from our June Western Winners College Showcase in Park City 🥍

And now we get to do it again.

Registration is open for our December Western Winners Premier Girls Lacrosse Recruiting Showcase.

December 12–13, 2026
Claremont, CA | Pomona-Pitzer Colleges
Rising 8th–12th graders | Classes 2027–2031

Western Winners is built for players who want more than a few games in front of coaches. It’s a chance to train with college coaches, compete in full-field play, get real feedback, and learn what the next level asks of you.

Secure your spot now through the Western Winners link in bio.

Pick your camp. Invite a teammate. Come ready to play.

Registration is open for Tenacity's upcoming Sixes Mini-Camps, a one-day girls lacrosse training camp designed for players who want high-level coaching, fast-paced play, and leadership development.

Each Mini-Camp includes a Pursuit of Better clinic followed by an Olympic-style Super Sixes Tournament. Players will train, compete, make decisions under pressure, and get a feel for Sixes lacrosse in a fun, challenging environment.

Open to players in the graduating classes of 2026–2035.

Upcoming lacrosse mini-camps:
Mountain West | August 15
Pacific Northwest | August 29
Bay Area | September 12
Sacramento | September 13

Register now to secure your spot.
https://www.tenacityproject.org/sixes-events

Congratulations to Kaye Zilinskas, this year’s Randy Gross Scholarship Award recipient.

The award honors an athlete who embodies what Randy valued: persistence, determination, commitment to team and leadership, dedication to lacrosse, service, community spirit, and integrity.

Kaye, we are proud to recognize you and celebrate the way you represent Tenacity Project on and off the field.

This scholarship is made possible by generous donations from families in the BearLax and Tenacity Classes of 2013 through 2024.

Last weekend’s Tenacity Project Gala brought together our Elite players, families, and coaches for a meaningful night of connection and recognition.

We celebrated our teams, heard from our coaches, and recognized the work happening across every grad year.

Thank you to every player, parent, coach, and supporter who helped make the night so special. Proud of this group and excited for what’s ahead.

Shoutout and congrats to Tenacity athletes Magda Rufo-Hill and Isla Lutz for advancing to the next phase of the USA Lacrosse Youth National Teams Combine.

Magda and Isla will head to USA Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Maryland, this July for the next phase of the combine.

We’re so proud to see two Washington Tenacity athletes earning this opportunity and representing what it means to compete, lead, and live with Tenacity.

After a weekend of lacrosse camps, tournaments, travel, and team time, Monday is a chance to pause and choose how we want to show up next.

Today, we have two journal prompts for you:

1️⃣ What kind of teammate do you want to be this week?

Think about the energy you want to bring. The way you want to communicate. How you want to respond when things get hard. How you can celebrate the small wins, lift others up, lead with effort, and show up with heart.

2️⃣ Who is one teammate inspiring you right now?

Think about someone who brings steady energy, works hard when no one is watching, celebrates others, communicates with confidence, or keeps showing up with heart.

Reflect on the qualities you admire and add them to your journal. Then, if someone came to mind, tag her below and let her know.

At Tenacity, we journal because reflection is part of training. It helps athletes slow down, notice what they’re learning, manage pressure, and stay connected to who they are on and off the field.

💭 Reminiscing on last week’s Western Winners Showcase 🥍

Congrats to our All-Star athletes named by the college coaches 💪

✨Tag the All-Stars you see✨