2008 LAX Game Notice

April 15th, 2008

We are no longer holding the lacrosse match on June 7th. Instead we will have a Shemenski night in conjunction with a lacrosse match at Bishop Hendricken High School. It will be held on May 9th (Friday) at 6:00pm. The game is between Bishop Hendricken and LaSalle High School. All proceeds will benefit the Foundation.

2008 SAS Memorial Golf Tournament Scheduled

February 29th, 2008

Online Registration

golf

2008 SAS Memorial Golf Tournament
Sunday, June 8th, 2008 at Cranston Country Club.

more info.

5th Annual SAS Memorial Lacrosse Game

June 4th, 2007

Inside Lacrosse - 5th Annual SAS Memorial Lacrosse Game

Honoring Marine Lance Cpl. Eric P. Valdepenas

September 29th, 2006

Lance Cpl. Eric P. Valdepenas

Honoring Marine Lance Cpl. Eric P. Valdepenas

LAX Nation - 2005 SAS Memorial Game

June 29th, 2005

LAX Nation - 2005 SAS Memorial Game

US Lacrosse Chapter of the Month

December 29th, 2004

US Lacrosse Chapter of the Month - Dec. 2004

Growth of lacrosse in RI glowing tribute to late Bishop Hendricken coach

May 29th, 2004

Bill Reynolds
Providence Journal

Monday, May 24, 2004

WARWICK — Earlier in the week, the forecast for Sunday had called for cloudy skies, maybe even rain.

“Don’t worry,” said Sue Shemenski to people organizing the event. “You do everything else, and Scott will take care of the weather.”

She was referring to the Scott Shemenski Memorial, named for her husband. The second annual game took place at Bishop Hendricken High School yesterday on a day that belonged on a postcard. It was in honor of the former Hendricken lacrosse coach and co-founder of the R.I. Youth Lacrosse League who died of leukemia three years ago at 43.

He was one of those unsung heroes in sports, the kind of guy who does all the things nobody wants to do, the kind of guy who makes the calls and lines the field and does all the behind-the scenes things. The kind of guy who spread the gospel of lacrosse to anyone who would listen. The kind of guy who makes sports work. The kind of man who should be remembered, for we can never have enough of them.

But yesterday’s game was more than that.

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