SEMLA (The South of England Mens Lacrosse Association) would like to announce the location of the London Tournament 2009 has been finalised.The Tournament will take place on July 18-19 at Old Meadonians Football Club, Chiswick (www.omfc.co.uk) The Club provides a superb location with spacious grounds next to the River Thames which can easily accommodate the Tournament. The Boathouse Club offers a full range of facilities for the players and spectators.The location is in an attractive part of London with easy access by road and rail. There is also an extensive range of accommodation for the teams to suit every budget. So far Wales, South of England, Gin & Juice & Harvard Sports have booked a slot.The men's Tournament will run for two days and have a maximum entry of eight teams, the Women's Tournament will also run for two days and have a maximum entry of eight teams. Several other American men's and women's teams have made provisional arrangements with the Official Tournament Travel Partner, Sweet Chariot, so SEMLA expect to be able to provide UK teams with a high standard event. If your team is interested in playing please contact Trevor Rogers (Tournament co-ordinator) at throgers@hotmail.co.uk, otherwise we look forward to welcoming you to London & the elite lacrosse event of the summer!

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The London Tournament

18-19 July 2009

The Elite Lacrosse event of the Summer

What - An elite level tournament between European and North American teams in one of the world's greatest cities When- 18th - 19th July 2009 Where- Old Meadonians Football Club, Dukes Meadows, Chiswick, W4 Who -Open to all Elite Lacrosse Clubs Internationally

SEMLA is a non-profit volunteer organisation that administers and organises Men’s Lacrosse in the South of England. Any profit generated from the London Tournament will be utilised for the development of youth lacrosse in the South of England.