Marine Raiders to Hold Tryout
September 25, 2013 - X-League (X-League)
Florida Marine Raiders News Release
The Florida Marine Raiders have announced their first tryout of the season scheduled for September 28th. The tryout will be held at Lake Bonny Park (831 Bartow Rd Lakeland, FL 33801) on a grass field. If you're looking for a second chance or the opportunity to continue playing the game you love, this is your first step.
What makes the Marine Raiders different? All roster spots are up for grabs and anyone interested needs to be in attendance to showcase their talents. The prime initiative of the Raiders is to improve players and the level at which they play. Over the course of Coach Mink's career he has developed and moved up over 80 players.
The Raiders organization, over the course of it's existence, has moved players to the following teams: (AFL) Cleveland Gladiators, Milwaukee Mustangs, Orlando Predator's, Tampa Storm, (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants, Miami Dolphins, San Diego Chargers. The organization constantly has players attending NFL regional combines and even had player make it to the Super regional combine. The Raiders have also recently joined the X-League which partners with a league in Brazil to begin developing players on an international level.
The tryout requires a $45 registration fee, which can be paid by either cash or card upon arrival. Registration for the tryout will begin promptly at 10 am with the tryout ensuing thereafter.
Prospects will be put through standard combine drills including but not limited to: the 40 yard dash, 20 yard dash, 20 yard shuttle, L-drill, 4 cone drill, & max rep push-ups. Participants are encouraged to wear cleats and athletic attire for the workout.
The tryout will conclude on or around 2pm. Players are encouraged to bring athletic beverages of their own, however, water will be provided.
X-League Stories from September 25, 2013
- Marine Raiders to Hold Tryout - Florida Marine Raiders
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
