Head Coach
Brian Getman
Leads practices and games and sets the standard for the team.
Season one · Spring 2027
Developing boys and girls into young men and women of character, through the fundamentals of lacrosse.
Teams
Boys and girls teams, organized by school grade so players compete with kids their own age.
Pending OYL and OGLA approval.
Our mission
We use the fundamentals of lacrosse to teach hard work, persistence, and respect, so players leave the field ready to lead in their families, schools, and communities.
Shaping young men and women of character.
Hard work, taught through the fundamentals of lacrosse.
The grit to push through challenges and adversity.
Effort, integrity, and respect matter as much as the scoreboard.
The season
Season one runs Mar 8 – May 22, 2027. Practice times and game dates are still being set.
Weekdays
Weekday practices for every team. Days and times are still being set.
Saturdays
Ideally 4–6 home games. The rest are away, hosted by opponents.
Select weekends
SALI, BOLO, Oregon Cup
New to lacrosse?
No experience needed. We teach the game from the fundamentals up, and loaner gear is available for any player who needs it.
Boys and girls in grades 1 through 8, grouped as 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 and 7/8. Teams are formed based on registration, pending OYL and OGLA approval.
It depends on the league. Boys (OYL): any private school student is eligible, and public school students need a waiver from the youth club in the district where they live. Girls (OGLA): players play for the program in their area unless OGLA approves a transfer. Our clinics and select teams are open to everyone, and we welcome families from all faith backgrounds, or none. See the Eligibility page for details.
Yes. Everything we do is built on the fundamentals, and our coaches teach the game from the ground up.
The player registration fee for the season is $100 for grades 1/2 and $250 for grades 3/4 through 7/8. We'll confirm any other costs before registration opens.
Our people
Head Coach
Leads practices and games and sets the standard for the team.
Head Coach
Leads practices and games and sets the standard for the team.
Assistant Coach
Teaches fundamentals and gives players more one-on-one attention.
Registration isn't open yet. Join the interest list and we'll email you as soon as it opens.