FAQS

Lacrosse is an exciting, fast-paced sport that involves a variety of different skills and combines many of the elements of different sports like basketball, soccer and hockey. It is also a sport that anyone can play – the big and the small. Lacrosse uses the whole body, and it does not require a certain body type. It is a game that rewards coordination and agility, not brawn.

For a good historical perspective of lacrosse, please see these videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXO1lPc3p38

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgSjRZ__2CI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCyv_4TYf2Q

Equipment: Stick, Helmet, Mouth Guard, Shoulder Pads, Elbow Pads, Gloves, Protective Cup, Cleats. You can find this equipment both online and in local sports equipment stores. Local stores like Dick's Sporting Goods (Leawood or N.KC locations) or Bardown Sports

**Note: When buying new shoulder & chest pads make sure they contain the NOCSAE logo and SEI certification mark on both the packaging and the product to be legal for play.

Click here for USA Lacrosse guidelines.

We can help you! In an effort to grow the game of lacrosse in all regions of the KC Metro, each program has designated feeder schools to populate their teams.

High School: High School players must be enrolled in the high school they are playing for, or a designated feeder school.

Youth: Youth players shall be in 8th grade or younger, satisfy the appropriate grade requirement for leagues below 8th grade, reside in the designated boundaries for the team, be enrolled in a private school with a team.

In the event that a game is cancelled or delayed (due to weather, etc.), the clubs involved in cancelled or delayed games will work together to find an alternative date and location to make up that game.

This change will be communicated through your individual program, and changes will be reflected on the league calendar once make up dates are finalized.

On rare occasions, games will not be made up but that would be due to extenuating circumstances.