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Gather your friends and show them how much fun lacrosse is at two open sessions. Boys and Girls will receive high level instructions about basic skills, parents and players will have a chance to ask questions and speak to board members and overall it is just a lot of fun. Registration is coming soon and is FREE to all.

Two sessions will be held:

January 26 & March 9 from 4-6 PM

Minnesota Loons Training Center

1633 Terrace Dr.

Roseville, MN

Boys & Girls Teams Ages U8 through U14

2019 Season runs April 22 - July 31

• Registration will be open February 1 – March 15 
• All players are required to register with US Lacrosse at uslacrosse.org to participate (a US Lacrosse number will be required at registration. 
• ALL first-time players receive a $50 credit
• Equipment provided for Boys U8 & U10
• Scholarships are available. Please inquire with a board member or send an email to RAYLAinfo@gmail.com
• Parent Meeting in April (details to come)

 

 

2019 Boys Lacrosse Team Age Divisions

U14 - 6/1/2004 to 8/31/2006

U12 - 9/1/2006 to 8/31/2008

U10 - 9/1/2008 to 8/31/2010

U8 -   9/1/2010 to 8/31/2012

 

Age divisions are set by Youth Lacrosse Minnesota.

Gear up for the 2019 Season

Shop newly added winter items such as flannel pants, jogger pants, beanies with reflective strips and Half Zip pullovers for everyone in the family. Also look for some classic favorites like hoodies, baseball caps and T-shirts. 

 

 

 

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New US Lacrosse Youth Rules and Best Practices Guidebooks Now Available

US Lacrosse, the national governing body of men’s and women’s lacrosse, is in the midst of a comprehensive effort to improve the quality of experience for everyone associated with youth lacrosse. A key component of this effort is the development of consistent national rules that are based on the physical, cognitive and psychological development stages of children. The US Lacrosse youth rules have been developed with those stages in mind to focus on player development, team play, sportsmanship and safety.

The Youth Rules and Best Practices Guidebooks are intended as educational tools for players, parents, coaches, officials and administrators to help explain the rules and the rationale behind the rules. The best practices included in these books are as important as the rules. They provide guidelines for youth lacrosse organizations to make sure the emphasis is where it should be – on the health and well-being of the children playing the sport, and their enjoyment and development in the game.


View or download the guidebooks and rules FAQs