Tomahawks Lacrosse Club

Sunday, February 5 - 12-1:30pm - Lucie Stern Community Center, 1305 Middlefield Rd, Suite 1, Palo Alto

Get a chance to meet the coaches, club executives, and Tomahawks community!

We'll discuss coaching/team values, goals for the season, and other team logistics.

We hope that all of you can join us!

We are thrilled to announce that Renee Eligio is the new Director of Girls Lacrosse for the Tomahawks Club! Renee is a recent graduate of Santa Clara University where she played four years for the lady Broncos. A left-handed goalkeeper, Renee is a four-time WCLA First Team All-American and four-time WWLL First Team All-League member. She was named WCLA National Rookie of the Year her freshman year and also is a two-time WCLA National Goalie of the Year. As a captain and social chair during her senior season, she was elected WCLA Preseason Player of the Year by Lacrosse Magazine; helped lead her team to a 15-3 record, defend their WWLL Championship title for a second year in a row, and finish the year as the #3 ranked team in the nation following the National Tournament. Renee was also named to the 2011 WCLA National Championship All-Tournament Team. While at Santa Clara, Renee faced over 1300 shots and finished with a stellar 59% career save percentage. Renee graduated Santa Clara in 2011 with a degree in Biology.

In recent summers, Renee has been an assistant coach at several  lacrosse camps in the Bay Area. Most notably: Stanford University Lacrosse camps, Fremont Lacrosse Camps and the Tomahawks Lacrosse Camps. Over the last 7 years, Renee has also volunteered as an assistant coach for a number of Bay Area junior girls volleyball teams.  A San Francisco native, Renee graduated from St. Ignatius College Prep in 2007, where she played four years of lacrosse. Her senior year, she earned Second Team All-American honors and made the 2007 Pacific Team competing in the Women's Division National Tournament in Bethlehem, PA. She currently lives in San Francisco and works as a lab instructor teaching a variety of interactive science lessons at The Tech Museum in San Jose.