Submitted By Chrissy Hobbs on Tuesday, February 25, 2020 (20 views)
Officiating is a perfect way to stay actively involved in the game and enjoy great camaraderie. The officiating community is the “third team” on the field and through officiating you can develop friendships and connections with others committed to the game. If you are interested in there is a clinic being held in Wallaceburg on March 8th. Click the
link to sign up!
Submitted By Chrissy Hobbs on Tuesday, February 25, 2020 (16 views)
Do you love watching lacrosse? Why not get paid to watch it? Contact our Referee in Chief - Tyson if you are interested.
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Submitted By Devin Hanes on Thursday, February 13, 2020 (451 views)
ATTENTION all Female Athletes!
FREE Try Girls Field Lacrosse Sessions.
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Submitted By Devin Hanes on Sunday, February 9, 2020 (499 views)
Girls Field Lacrosse Registration is Live!
Women’s Field Lacrosse is a non-contact team sport, that emphasis running, catching, and passing. It is played outside on a field similar in dimensions to a soccer field, or Mens Field Lacrosse field.
The program will focus on teaching the basic fundamental skills of Women’s Field Lacrosse, through fun, active games and scrimmages. Players will improve their abilities, as they develop a love of the game. Players will learn respect for the game, for the history, and for each other.
Ages: for Girls from 9 - 14 years old.
Sessions will run twice a week, and will consist of:explicit instruction of skills Fun activities/games/drills to reinforce the skills A fun scrimmage
Required Equipment:Women's Field Lacrosse stick (this is different then a Box Lacrosse stick, or Men's Field Stick), Women’s Field Lacrosse gogglesField cleats (e.g. soccer or field lacrosse cleats)Mouth Guard (coloured, not white or clear)
Season run early May (once the fields open) until the end of July.
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