RDPLEX Sports Showcases Jesters Lacrosse Club Through the US Club Lacrosse Game Day Experience
RDPLEX Sports recently completed a two-part production of the US Club Lacrosse Game Day Experience for the Jesters Lacrosse Club, in partnership with US Club Lacrosse and hosted by Scotty Royster. Together, these events highlighted not just the athletes, but the excitement, culture, and leadership that define the Jesters program.
The first stop was Jersey Night, one of the most anticipated moments of the season for young athletes. RDPLEX Sports captured the emotion and energy as players received their jerseys—many seeing their name and number for the first time. The reactions, smiles, and sense of pride in the room reflected what club lacrosse is all about: identity, belonging, and the start of a new season.
The Game Day Experience then moved to Media Night at the Jesters’ training facility, where the focus shifted to visibility and storytelling. RDPLEX Sports produced a professional media environment featuring interviews with coaches and directors.
Hosted by Scotty Royster, the Game Day Experience took on a talk-show–style format that allowed coaches and program leaders to speak directly to the lacrosse community. These conversations offered insight into the Jesters’ coaching philosophy, player development approach, and commitment to building athletes both on and off the field.
The US Club Lacrosse Game Day Experience is designed to bring great lacrosse programs, facilities, and coaches into the public eye. Through high-quality, interview-driven content, RDPLEX Sports and US Club Lacrosse help clubs build credibility, expand their digital presence, and create lasting media assets they can use for marketing, recruiting, and community engagement.
By covering both Jersey Night and Media Night, RDPLEX Sports was able to capture the full story of the Jesters Lacrosse Club—from the excitement of new beginnings to the professionalism of a program ready to be seen and heard. We’re proud to continue working with US Club Lacrosse and clubs like the Jesters to elevate how club lacrosse stories are told.