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Jase AlvisTribe Lacrosse

Lifeguard Saves Child - Finley Watkins
Tampa Tribe grabs fourth place finish at Father's Day Invitational
Tampa Tribe wins first game in 2023 return

2024 Practice Schedule

Tues and Thurs 6 - 8 pm Wesley Chapel Fields Turf Fields 2

ALSO SAT MAY 16th & 25 - 9am - 11am

GIRLS COACHES

Sydney MaziarzTribe Lacrosse

Sydney is a Graduate of The University Of South Florida

Coach Sydney is a USF graduate who has been involved in WCAA Lacrosse since 2013. After beginning her lacrosse career with the Wesley Chapel Warriors, Coach Sydney went on to be a part of a four-time FGCLL undefeated championship team. She continued playing lacrosse on multiple club teams, competing and bringing home multiple championships.

As lacrosse started to become a sanctioned high school sport in Pasco County Coach Sydney was named a team captain at Cypress Creek High School, coached by Coach Jason. In 2019, Coach Sydney was named SAC Defensive Player of the Year and SAC All Conference First Team.

Since then, Coach Sydney has participated on the USF Women’s Club Lacrosse team. After high school graduation, Coach Sydney became the Assistant Girls Lacrosse Coach at Cypress Creek High School. In travel lacrosse, she co-founded a lacrosse club in Tampa before returning to Tampa Tribe in 2023. Coach Sydney leads Tribe’s defense.

Miranda GarciaTribes Lacrosse

Miranda is currently attending University of Central Florida

Coach Miranda is an alumni of Cypress Creek High School and Tampa Tribe Lacrosse. After graduating high school, she began attending UCF where she played on the Women’s Lacrosse Team. In high school, Miranda was a Team Captain and apart of the SAC First Team All Conference defense. Miranda had 32 career caused turnovers, 24 career goals, and 34 career groundballs.