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A Closer Look at the "Two Weeks Prior" rule

Plus, a recap of college lacrosse action and a preview of women's 5A teams.

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Feb 18, 2025
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The “Two Weeks Prior” Rule

The Utah high school lacrosse season is only weeks away, but teams aren’t practicing right now. Or, at least, not with their coaches. Due to a Utah High School Activities Association rule known as “Two Weeks Prior” (TWP), players are not allowed to practice with their coaches.

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The reasoning behind TWP is solid. It’s meant to give athletes who play multiple sports a break between seasons to rest and recharge. It’s also meant to even the playing field by ensuring that all teams hold tryouts and begin practices simultaneously. However, there is a push in the lacrosse community to have the …

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