About the Event
Lax For The Cure Youth: June 15-16, 2024
(Divisions 2033, 2032, 2031, 2030, 2029, 2028)
High School: June 21-23, 2024
2025: Friday & Saturday June 21&22 at Allentown HS
2026: Friday & Saturday June 21&22 at New Egypt HS
2027: Saturday & Sunday June 22&23 at New Egypt HS
Middle School: June 15-16
2028: Saturday & Sunday June 15&16 at New Egypt HS
2029: Saturday & Sunday June 15&16 at Stonebridge MS
2030: Saturday & Sunday June 15&16 at New Egypt HS
2031: Saturday & Sunday June 15&16 at Allentown HS
2032: Saturday & Sunday June 15&16 at Allentown HS
About LAX for the Cure
Lax For The Cure was founded by Jessica Shoulberg, CFO of STEPS Lacrosse LLC, Former State Champion and Coach of the Year at Mendham High School and member of the Inaugural Women’s Lacrosse team at Notre Dame.
During the summer of 2007 The STEPS Lacrosse club had 3 mothers fighting breast cancer. Jessica’s concept came from the notion that, with the growth of the girls lacrosse and summer tournament circuit, an opportunity presented itself to start a tournament that would meet the ideals of players, parents, clubs, and college coaches. The goal was to ultimately find a way to raise funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer.
Jessica’s husband, Charlie Shoulberg, founder and CEO of STEPS Lacrosse, and former Asst. GM of the US Men’s National Team, contacted Susan G. Komen. Komen embraced the idea that one of the fastest growing demographics of well educated, motivated, and pro-active young women are playing lacrosse.
Charlie Shoulberg immediately approached K.C. and Deanna Knobloch of Moorestown High School and South Jersey Select Lacrosse Club. After years of being on-field rivals with mutual respect for each other’s programs, K.C. and Charlie have always discussed ways of raising the bar for their respective programs.
About Susan G. Komen
It started with a promise. Learn more about Susan G. Komen, our mission, and how we are the ONLY organization that addresses breast cancer on multiple fronts such as research, community health, global outreach and public policy initiatives in order to make the biggest impact against this disease.