Tualatin Lacrosse Club offers a wide range of programs for boys and girls in grades 1 through 12. Teams will be formed based on numbers of registered players and available coaches. Teams may not be available for all grades and genders. Limited scholarships are available.

Our new Fiddle Stix program gives our youngest players a fun, safe way to learn basic lacrosse skills. Skill work is combined with scrimmage games, when possible, which are played between players on the same team. 5-6 players at a time (no goalie) play on a small field with goals. “Fiddle stix” (small lacrosse sticks) are provided for all players and are theirs to keep. Soft balls are used, so no additional protective equipment is needed. Runs five Saturdays in April and May; dates to be determined based on field availability. No evening practices.

Boys and girls Fiddle Stix league: $100

Withdrawal from the program for any reason before March 1, 2010 will result in a 50% refund of the registration fee.   Withdrawal from the program between March 1, 2010 and March 15, 2010, will result in a 25% refund. After March 15, 2010 no refunds will be given.

No equipment needed.

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Youth lacrosse teams are divided by gender and then by grade. Typical teams combine two grades: 3 & 4, 5 & 6, and 7 & 8. Youth teams are coached by volunteer parent coaches (who are trained by high school coaches). Teams practice two nights a week from early March through May. Games are played on weeknights (replace some practices) and Saturdays throughout the metro area. Girls lacrosse is a game of speed and finesse, not contact. No stick-to-stick contact is allowed until grade 7/8.

Girls teams, grades 3 - 8: $200

Withdrawal from the program for any reason before March 1, 2010 will result in a 50% refund of the registration fee.   Withdrawal from the program between March 1, 2010 and March 15, 2010, will result in a 25% refund. After March 15, 2010 no refunds will be given.

Safety goggles, mouth guard, cleats (soccer or lacrosse), and lacrosse stick. Individual equipment is required at the first practice (early March).Goalie equipment is provided for all girls youth teams. If you have questions about recommended equipment, please check our FAQ page first. If we haven’t addressed your question, contact us.

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Youth lacrosse teams are divided by gender and then by grade. Typical teams combine two grades: 3 & 4, 5 & 6, and 7 & 8. Youth teams are coached by volunteer parent coaches (who are trained by high school coaches). Teams practice two nights a week from early March through May. Games are played on weeknights (replace some practices) or Saturdays throughout the metro area. Boys lacrosse is a contact sport and requires protective equipment to keep players safe.

Boys teams, grades 3 - 8: $200

Withdrawal from the program for any reason before March 1, 2010 will result in a 50% refund of the registration fee.   Withdrawal from the program between March 1, 2010 and March 15, 2010, will result in a 25% refund. After March 15, 2010 no refunds will be given.

Lacrosse helmet (preferably black), shoulder and elbow pads, gloves, athletic cup, mouth guard, cleats (football, soccer, or lacrosse) and lacrosse stick (long defense stick is not allowed until grades 7/8). Individual equipment is required at the first practice (early March).Goalie equipment is provided for all boys youth teams. If you have questions about recommended equipment, please check our FAQ page first. If we haven’t addressed your question, contact us.

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Girls high school lacrosse is available to high school-age girls who attend Tualatin High School. Junior varsity is a developmental program, designed to build lacrosse skills and competitive experience. Varsity is a competitive program for more advanced players.

Girls high school, JV and varsity teams, grades 9 - 12: $300 ($100 non-refundable) (High school uniforms belong to the club and must be returned in good condition or a replacement fee may be charged.)

Withdrawal from the program for any reason before February 22, 2010 will result in a 50% refund of the registration fee.   Withdrawal from the program between February 22, 2010 and March 8, 2010, will result in a 25% refund.  After March 8, 2010 no refunds will be given.

Safety goggles, mouth guard, cleats (soccer or lacrosse), and lacrosse stick. Goalie equipment will be provided. Equipment will be required by the first full practice date: February 23, 2009. If you have questions about recommended equipment, please check our FAQ page first. If we haven’t addressed your question, contact us.

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Boys high school lacrosse is available to high school-age boys who attend Tualatin High School. Junior varsity (JV) is a developmental program, designed to build lacrosse skills and competitive experience. Varsity is a competitive program for more advanced players. Boys high school players will be placed on either the JV or varsity team based on ability and attitude demonstrated during team practice and tryouts the first two weeks of practice, February 23 through March 6, 2009. Coaches may also move players between the JV and varsity teams during the season.

Boys high school, JV and varsity teams, grades 9 - 12: $375 (High school uniforms belong to the club and must be returned in good condition or a replacement fee may be charged.)

Withdrawal from the program for any reason before February 22, 2010 will result in a 50% refund of the registration fee.   Withdrawal from the program between February 22, 2010 and March 8, 2010, will result in a 25% refund.  After March 8, 2010 no refunds will be given.

All players: lacrosse helmet (preferably black), shoulder and elbow pads, gloves, athletic cup, mouth guard, cleats (football, soccer, or lacrosse), and lacrosse stick (short stick for attack/midfield, long stick for defense, long-stick midfield). Goalie: helmet (preferably black) with attached neck guard, chest guard, gloves, athletic cup, mouth guard, cleats (football, soccer, or lacrosse), and goalie stick. Equipment will be required by the first full practice date: February 23, 2009. If you have questions about recommended equipment, please check our FAQ page first. If we haven’t addressed your question, contact us.

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