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PPPLAX will provide a positive, supportive and competitive environment for children to develop and grow personally through the game of Lacrosse, fostering highly competent individuals in preparation for the greatest usefulness in society.

We have fun playing America's oldest sport in the game of Lacrosse. Many people do not know this sport is available in Winston-Salem, North carolina.  But we're here to expose all children to the fastest growing sport in the state of North Carolina.  Contact us and see the wonderful opportunity available to all children through the game of Lacrosse.

Triple-P-Lax Featured on Race in Black and White

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2016 Kyle Harrison Trains Triple-P-Lax Members
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Register now to be part of this historic event.
Call 336-608-6783 or email PPPLAX@GMAIL.COM

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Forsyth Country Day School Volunteer Coaches Win 2016 State Championship Title

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Coach Marc WInbush with Forsyth Country Day School Players


​Triple-P-Lax Wins Its First Game Ever Played!

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The new East Winston based youth lacrosse program entered its pre-season on Saturday, March 10, 2012 in exciting fashion. The organization hosted a scrimmage Play Day for teams from Kernersville, Oak Ridge, Greensboro, and Burlington at their home field of Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy.

This event was historic in that it was the first time in the history of East Winston, a youth lacrosse program took the field.
 

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2012 Spring Lacrosse

Triple-P-Lax Historic Game vs. Condors

The Monarchs thank the Charlotte Bulldogs and Condors for hosting a Memorial Weekend Playday in Charlotte on Saturday, May 26, 2012.  The three teams enjoyed games, a three-on-three tournament, food, and fellowship.  This day marked the first time two predominantly African American lacrosse teams in North Carolina took the field in competition.                                               
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