July 15, 2010

ONTARIO LACROSSE FESTIVALThe Ontario Lacrosse Festival is the event name of a 10-day youth sport promotion vehiclebased at Canada's largest municipal sports facility: the Iroquois Park Sports Centre in Whitby,Ontario. The Festival hosts approximately 9,108 players and coaches competing for 38national and provincial lacrosse championships for 7-21 year-olds.

In addition to the competition, an outdoor Festival Fun Zone of sponsors and exhibitors pro-vide unique, engaging and experiential opportunities for Festival families and fans.

With overall estimated attendance of 55,000, the Ontario Lacrosse Festival is the: • largest youth lacrosse event in North America• largest annual youth sport event in Ontario, Canada

The 2010 event dates are Friday, July 30th to Sunday, August 8th (see:2010 Ontario LacrosseFestival Event Program Model).

In addition to the indoor tournament competition, an outdoor Festival Fun Zone is on-site. Asparticipation in the Festival involves the entire family, sponsors and exhibitors provide unique,engaging and experiential opportunities for Festival fans. With an estimated attendance of55,000, the Ontario Lacrosse Festival is the largest : single-site, youth sport event in Ontario,and . youth lacrosse event in Canada.

The mission of the Ontario Lacrosse Festival is to become recognized as a premier, nationallyrecognized, youth sport event.

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Ontario Lacrosse Festival ................................2Event Program Model ......................................3Festival Event Details .....................................4Festival Presenting Sponsors ..........................5 Arena Directions ..............................................7Durham College Residence Info......................9 Pee Wee National Schedule..........................10Bantam National Schedule.............................11Girls Bantam National Schedule....................12Festival News.................................................132010 Festival Ticketing Policy........................14

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EVENT 13:Under Armour / OLA MidgetProvincialsFri, Aug 6 to Sun, Aug 8Ages: 15-16 years old

EVENT 14:Harrow / OLA U19 Girls Field ProvincialsSat, Aug 7 to Sun, Aug 8Ages: 15 to 18 years old

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SEVENT 1:Harrow / OLA U15 Girls Field ProvincialsFri, July 30 to Sat, July 31Ages:13-14 years old

EVENT 5:OLA Girls Box ProvincialsBantamSun, Aug 1 to Tue, Aug 3Ages:13-14 years old

EVENT 7:STX Bantam LacrosseChampionship of CanadaSun, Aug 1 to Sat, Aug 7Ages: 13-14 years old

EVENT 3:Gait / OLA Bantam ProvincialsFri, July 30 to Sun, Aug 2Ages: 13-14 years old

EVENT 11:OLA Girls Box ProvincialsPW / MGT / INTTue, Aug 3 to Thu, Aug 5Ages: 11 to 21 years old

EVENT 2:Harrow / OLA Pee Wee ProvincialsFri, July 30 to Sun, Aug 2Ages:11-12 years old

EVENT 6:Warrior Pee Wee LacrosseChampionship of CanadaSun, Aug 1 to Sat, Aug 7Ages: 11-12 years old

EVENT 10:OLA Intermediate ProvincialsTue, Aug 3 to Thu, Aug 5Ages: 18 to 21 years old

EVENT 8:Girls Bantam LacrosseChampionship of CanadaTue, Aug 3 to Sat, Aug 7Ages: 13-14 years old

EVENT 4: Toronto Rock / OLA Tyke ProvincialsSun, Aug 1 to Tue, Aug 3Ages: 7-8 years old

EVENT 12:Warrior / OLA Novice ProvincialsFri, Aug 6 to Sun, Aug 8Ages: 9-10 years old

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As one of the oldest Sporting Goods manufacturers in the U.S.,deBeer knows and believes in Innovation, Performance andIntegrity. J. deBeer and Son, Inc. was founed in 1889 by JacobdeBeer, a German Dutch immigrant tanner began making his ownbaseballs in a converted barn in Johnston, NY soon after baseball'sorigin.

In 1997, as a consultant, Paul Gait helped deBeer become a full lineprovider of men's lacrosse equipment. Gait began designing equip-ment that enhanced a player's natural ability to perform. This hasbeen the foundation for all of deBeer's equipment design.

Today deBeer is proud to be affliated with teams such as the 2006Men's Lacrosse National Champions, the University of Virgina, 2006Women's National Lacrosse Runner-Up, Dartmouth and the U.S.National Women's Lacrosse Team. Although the torch has beenpassed to a new generation, 117 years later, deBeer's mission is stillto design quality, innovative equipment that enhances the player'snatural performance and ability.

Harrow is, at its core, a company of athletes. Everything we sell hasbeen used by our staff, along with current and former professionalathletes. (Not so hard when several of your staff members are pro-fessional athletes) We started the Company because we felt thatthe needs of athletes were not being met by the traditional big man-ufacturer/big retailer channel. We believe that products and sportsare position specific. We know that performance is related to confi-dence and confidence in your equipment is reflected in your overallattitude toward the battle you are facing. You won't find Harrowproducts in Big Box retailers. Why? Because we believe that choos-ing the right equipment requires the advice of a teaching profes-sional or specialty storeowner. It bothers us a lot when we seeyoung athletes playing with equipment that has the wrongflex/grip/string/curve/head, etc. You CAN have the right equipmentat a fair price, when you need it. Let us show you how. Visit HarrowSports at http://www.harrowsports.com/.

STX has been the leader in the lacrosse industry for over 35 years.Credited with inventing the plastic head, STX offers the lightestshafts and heads in the lacrosse industry. They offer cutting edgelacrosse equipment that enables players to reach peak perform-ance. Superstars such as Gary Gait, John Grant and many otherpro players use STX lacrosse equipment.

Lighter. Faster. Stronger. Be your best STX Lacrosse!http://www.stx.com.

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Toronto Rock is the most successful lacrosse franchise in theNational Lacrosse League. The Rock have captured five of the pastseven league championships. Athletic. Fast-paced. Affordable.

The Toronto Rock is committed to assisting charitable organizationswith donations for events and fundraising initiatives. Due to thelarge volume of requests received, we mainly donate to organiza-tions with a registered charitable number, are related to health careor children?s services or services that support youth in lacrosse.Visit the Toronto Rock at http://www.torontorock.com/.

Under Armour® (NYSE: UA) is a leading developer, marketer, anddistributor of branded performance apparel, footwear, and acces-sories, and is a presenting sponsor of the 2009 Ontario LacrosseFestival. The brand's moisture-wicking synthetic fabrications areengineered in many different designs and styles for wear in nearlyevery climate. The Company's products are sold worldwide andworn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on playingfields around the globe. The Under Armour global headquarters is inBaltimore, Maryland, with European headquarters in Amsterdam’sOlympic Stadium, and additional offices in Denver, Hong Kong,Toronto, and Guangzhou, China. For further information, please visitthe Company's website at http://www.underarmour.com.

Warrior Lacrosse is the presenting sponsor of 2006 Pee WeeLacrosse Championship of Canada. Warrior was founded in 1993and is a premier global manufacturer of innovative, high-perform-ance lacrosse equipment and apparel. Warrior is original, youthful,energetic and fearless of creating changes that can lead intouncharted territory. The company is a distinct expression of theambition, creativity and will of Founder and President Dave Morrow,a former champion lacrosse player. Warrior is the exclusive lacrosseequipment supplier to Princeton University, U.S. Men's andWomen's Teams and Major League Lacrosse, and presenting spon-sor for Laxsplash, Mass Bay and U.S. Lacrosse youth tournamentsand the Ontario Lacrosse Festival. Visit Warrior at http://www.war-riorlacrosse.com/index2.html.

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Iroquois Park Driving Instructions:From Hwy-401 Westbound: Hwy-401 to Brock St. (exit 410) inthe town of Whitby (not Brock Road that is located inPickering, a little west of Whitby). Exit ramp ends atConsumers Dr., so turn left on Consumers and proceedapprox. 200 meters west to Brock Street. Turn left on Brock St.and proceed south approx. 0.75 km to Victoria Street. Turnright on Victoria St. and proceed west approx. 0.5 km to HenryStreet. Turn right on Henry St. and proceed north approx. 150meters to Iroquois Park entrance. Turn left into Iroquois Parkand watch for arena on the right.

From Hwy-401 Eastbound: Hwy-401 east to Brock St. (exit410). Turn left on Brock St. and proceed south approx. 0.3 kmto Victoria Street. Turn right on Victoria St. and proceed westapprox. 0.5 km to Henry Street. Turn right on Henry St. andproceed north approx. 150 meters to Iroquois Park entrance.Turn left into Iroquois Park and watch for arena on the right.

Legends Centre Driving Instructions:From the West (Toronto): Hwy-401 east to Bloor St./HarmonyRd. (exit 419). Turn left on Bloor St. and proceed east approx.0.4 km to Harmony Road. Turn left on Harmony Rd. and pro-ceed north approx. 6.5 km to arena on the right.

From the East (Ottawa): Hwy-416 South approx. 70 km toHwy-401 West. Proceed west on Hwy-401 approx. 295 km toHarmony Rd./Bloor St. (exit 419). Bear right onto Harmony Rd.and proceed north approx. 6.5 km to arena on the right.

McKinney Centre Driving Instructions:From Hwy-401 Westbound: Hwy-401 to Brock St. (exit 410) inthe town of Whitby (not Brock Road that is located inPickering, a little west of Whitby). Exit goes to Consumers Dr.,so turn left on Consumers to get to Brock St. Turn right onBrock St. and proceed north approx. 6 km to Taunton Road.Turn right on Taunton Rd. and proceed east approx. 0.3 km toMcKinney Drive. Turn left on McKinney Dr. and proceed northapprox. 0.25 km to arena on the left.

From Hwy-401 Eastbound: East on Hwy-401 to Brock St. (exit410). Proceed north on Brock St. approx. 6 km to TauntonRoad. Turn right on Taunton Rd. and proceed east approx. 0.3km to McKinney Drive. Turn left on McKinney Dr. and proceednorth approx. 0.25 km to arena on the left.FE

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Luther Vipond Memorial Arena Driving Instructions:Brooklin is located at the intersection of Rt-7 and Rt-12,approx. 10 km north of Whitby and approx. 60 km northeast ofToronto.

From Hwy-401: Hwy-401 to Brock St./Hwy-12 (exit 410).Proceed north on Brock St. (Hwy-12) approx. 12 km (becomesBaldwin St. outside of Whitby) to Winchester Rd. (in Brooklin).Turn right on Winchester Rd. and proceed east approx. 0.5 kmto arena on the right.

Ajax Community Arena Driving Instructions:From Hwy-401 Westbound: Hwy-401 west to Salem Road (exit404). Turn left on Salem Rd. and proceed south approx. 1 kmto Bayly Street. Turn right (west) on Bayly St. and proceedapprox. 1.5 km to Monarch Avenue. Turn left on Monarch Ave.(just before the McDonalds) and proceed approx. 0.3 km toCentennial Road. Turn left on Centennial Rd. and proceed ashort distance to arena on the left.

From Hwy-401 Eastbound: Exit at Westney Rd. (exit 401).Turn right (south) on Westney Rd. and proceed south approx.0.75 km to Bayly Street. Turn left (east) on Bayly St. and pro-ceed approx. 0.75 km to Monarch Avenue. Turn right onMonarch Ave. and proceed approx. 0.3 km to CentennialRoad. Turn left on Centennial Rd. and proceed a short dis-tance to arena on the left.

Rickard Recreation Complex Driving Instructions:Bowmanville is located just off Hwy-401, approx. 75 km east ofToronto.From Hwy-401: Hwy-401 to RR-57/Waverly Rd. (exit 431).Proceed north on RR-57/Waverly Rd. (go straight on RR-57shortly after crossing over Baseline Rd./don't turn right onWaverly) approx. 2 km to King Street. Turn left on King St. andproceed west a short distance to Garnet B. Rickard RecreationComplex on the right.

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Policies and Procedures

1. Fire and Theft Prevention: Room doors are not to be propped or latched open at anytime. This is to prevent potential theft of personal items and to aid in fire prevention. Pleaseuse fire exits in emergencies only.

2. Alcohol Use: It is expected that all guests use Alcohol in a responsible manner. Use ofalcohol in this facility is subject to all provincial and municipal bylaws.

3. Smoking Policy: All rooms at the Residence and Conference Centre are smoke free.Please respect fellow guests and smoke only in designated smoking areas located outside ofthe building. A cleaning fee may be charged to your account if smoke is detected in your suite.

4. Noise: Please respect fellow guests and keeps noise at reasonable levels especiallybetween the hours of 10:00pm and 7:00am.

5. Use of Halls, Corridors: Halls, entry passages and stairways of the Residence must notbe obstructed. Congregating in these areas is not permitted. The use of bicycles, roller blades,skateboards and any other sports equipment is not permitted inside the building.

6. Check In/Check Out: Check in time on your day of arrival is at 3:00pm and check out timefor your day of departure is 11:00 am. Early check-in or late check- out may be requested,however is subject to availability.

7. Pets: Pets are to be on a leash at all times when in common areas. Please remember topick up any waste left by your pets.

8. Lost and Found: The lost and found is located at the front desk. Items are kept at theResidence for a maximum of 90 days and if still not claimed, these items will be donated to alocal charity.

9. Child Supervision: All children under the age of 12 must be under the direct supervision ofan adult at all times while staying at the Residence.

NATIONAL TEAM RESERVATIONS, SPECIAL REQUESTS AND QUESTIONS

Matt MarkovicSales Manager - OshawaDurham College Residence & Conference Centre32 Commencement DriveOshawa, ON L1G 8G3tel: 905.728.8700 x8707cell: 905.259.7189fax: 905.721.3152toll free: 1.877.225.8664email: mmarkovic@stayrcc.com

FESTIVAL MEDIA RELEASEJune 25th, 2010

ONTARIO LACROSSE FESTIVAL THE LARGEST YOUTH LACROSSE EVENT IN NORTH AMERICA

TORONTO (June 25th, 2010)- The Ontario Lacrosse Festival returns July 30th to August 8th withexpanded facilities, program and status that now ranks itself as the largest annual youth lacrosse eventin North America.

This summer the Festival welcomes two new events as part of its 10-day celebration of the game: (1) theOLA Intermediate Provincials, and (2) the OLA Juvenile Provincials. In total the Festival hosts 38 separate national and provincial championships in both box and field lacrosse.

To accommodate the expanded size of the event, the Festival now includes the use of the AjaxCommunity Centre in Ajax and Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex in Bowmanville. These two jointhe stable of existing facilities (Iroquois Park, McKinney, Vipond and Legends Centre) to host approximately 475 teams this year.

Opening ceremonies of the Festival go Sunday, August 1st at 4:00 PM on Pad 1 at the Iroquois ParkSports Centre in Whitby. Rogers Television returns to broadcast the championship games of the threenational tournaments on Saturday, August 7th from the same location, where organizers expect a soldout facility for the sixth consecutive year.

In addition to the indoor tournament competition, an outdoor Festival Fun Zone is on-site providingunique, engaging and experiential opportunities for Festival fans.

"The Ontario Lacrosse Festival is a ten-day combination of great competition and fun for the entire family" said Ontario Lacrosse Association President John Doherty.

"The OLA is once again pleased to partner with the Town of Whitby and the City of Oshawa to deliverfirst-class facilities for the excitement and drama of our provincial championship tournaments. On behalfof the OLA, we extend an invitation to everyone to join us at our annual celebration of the game".

2010 Presenting Sponsors of the Festival are Gait Lacrosse, Harrow Sports, STX Lacrosse, TorontoRock Lacrosse Club, Under Armour and Warrior Sports.

For complete Festival schedules and results, visit www.ontariolacrossefestival.com

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WHAT: Ontario Lacrosse Festival WHO: 9,108 participants on 475 lacrosse teams WHEN: Friday, July 30th - Sunday, August 8th, 2010 WHERE: Durham Region, Ontario WHY: To declare thirty-eight national and provincial youth lacrosse champions for 2010

PHOTO OPOPENING CEREMONIES: Sunday, August 1st at 4:00 PM at Iroquois Park Sports Centre

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TICKET POLICIESNational & Festival Opening CeremoniesSunday, August 1st at 4:00 PM at IPSC. No admission fee. Bantam Lacrosse Championship of Canada FeatureGame: New Brunswick vs. Saskatchewan at 4:45 PM.

Pee Wee and Bantam National Championship Game Double-HeadersSaturday, August 7th at IPSCAdmission fee applies (see below) and tickets needed for entry. No one will be admitted without a ticket for championship game double-headers (defined as the Gold and Bronze games in each division).

Admission Fee Per National Championship Game Double-Headers on Saturday, August 7th:

GIRLS BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP (Gold at 11:00 AM & Bronze at 9:45 PM Games Only):Adults, Students & Seniors= $8.00Children (10 years and under)= FreeAll Girls National Bantam Tournament Players= Free (wearing RED Bantam Nationals Team Personnel Tag & Lanyard)

PEE WEE CHAMPIONSHIP (Gold at 3:05 PM & Bronze at 1:30 PM Games Only):Adults, Students & Seniors= $8.00Children (10 years and under)= Free All National Pee Wee Tournament Players= Free (wearing ORANGE Pee Wee Nationals Team Personnel Tag & Lanyard)

BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP (Gold at 8:05 PM & Bronze at 6:30 PM Games Only):Adults, Students & Seniors= $8.00Children (10 years and under)= FreeAll National Bantam Tournament Players= Free (wearing BLUE Bantam Nationals Team Personnel Tag & Lanyard)

NOTE: Should National Pee Wee players wish to attend the Bantam Championship(s), they are expected to purchasea ticket(s). Similarly, should National Bantam players wish to attend the Pee Wee Championship, they are expected topurchase a ticket.

IMPORTANT NOTE TO THOSE ATTENDING THE FESTIVAL FOR THE FIRST TIME:National Championship Game Double-Headers are generally sold-out events. The very first opportunity to purchasetickets for these events will be extended to all those parents/families, players and team personnel with the NationalTournaments on Tuesday, August 3rd at Legend's Centre, Oshawa between the hours of 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.After Tuesday, August 3rd at 4:00 PM, tickets will be on sale to the general public at the IPSC and should be sold-outshortly thereafter.

Girls Bantam National Championship Presentation CeremoniesSaturday, August 7th at 12:15 PM. All Medal Presentations. Girls Bantam Championship Game admission applies.

Pee Wee National Championship Presentation CeremoniesSaturday, August 7th at 4:20 PM. All Medal Presentations. Pee Wee Championship Game admission applies.

Bantam National Championship Presentation CeremoniesSaturday, August 7th at 9:15 PM. All Medal Presentations. Bantam Championship Game admission applies.

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Authentic Memories Framing Indoor booth

Blue Collar Lax Lacrosse Mesh Outdoor tent & shooting gallery

Crocs Lifestyle footwear Outdoor tent

Dan & Skye Walsh Caricatures Outdoor tent

Design Your Sign Custom sports signs Outdoor tent

Fantasy Airbrush Temporary tattoos Indoor booth

GAIT Lacrosse Lacrosse equipment Outdoor trailer

GameTape.ca Digital action images Indoor booth

Gatorade Official Festival thirst quencher Outdoor tent

Harrow Sports Lacrosse equipment Indoor & outdoor booths

Iroquois Park Sports Centre Sports Complex Event Site

The Lax Shack Retail lacrosse equipment Outdoor tent

The Massage Lady Neck & back massages Outdoor tent

Molly Mouthguard Proform custom mouthguards Indoor booth

Monkey Business Beads & Jewellery Indoor booth

Ontario Lacrosse Festival Official on-site information Outdoor tent

Ontario Trillium Foundation Charitable Grants

Overkill Official Festival apparel Outdoor tent & FestivalSouvenir Shop

Pixels Photography Services Photography Indoor booth

Powless Lacrosse Store Lacrosse equipment Outdoor tent

Residence & ConferenceCentre Residence & Conferences Oshawa property

STX Lacrosse Lacrosse equipment & apparel Indoor booth

Toronto Rock Autograph sessions Outdoor inflatable shootinggallery

Under Armour Sports apparel Outdoor tent

Warrior Lacrosse Lacrosse equipment Outdoor trailer & inflatablelacrosse box