Spring 2025 - Girls Program

Our girls spring lacrosse programs give players an opportunity to develop and compete at any level.  Whether you’ve never picked up a stick before – or are looking to compete at the highest level, we are committed to providing players with an opportunity to:

1) develop and improve

2) compete in an appropriate environment

3) focus on having fun.

We believe lacrosse (and all sports) provide an invaluable medium to develop into better citizens: through hard work, kindness, teamwork, and humility.

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Spring 2025 - girls 3

Key Dates

  • OCTOBER 15th - 2025 Spring registration begins 
  • DECEMBER 1st - Early-bird 15% discount ends 
  • JANUARY 31st - Player Registration and uniform store closes
  • FEBRUARY 2nd - Player Evaluations for team placement
  • FEBRUARY 2nd - SPRING TUNE UP(Full Pads) - All players are welcome to attend. Skillwork to prepare for the upcoming 2024 Spring Season. 
  • Week of FEBRUARY 3rd-7th - Practices begin for U10/U12/U14
  • Week of FEBRUARY 24th-28th - Practices begin for U8 & Kinder
  • March 8th/9th - First weekend of games begin
  • May 10th/11th - FInal Regular Season Weekend

Boys & Girls Kindergarten Scrub Jays

  • No games against other teams.  Just mini “fun-games” throughout practice
  • Some players may have the option to play up on U8 teams
  • Focus is on having fun and learning the basics
  • No player evaluations necessary
  • Open to both boys and girls
  • Sticks only, using a tennis ball or soft lacrosse ball
  • Practice expected to be once per week for 1 hour

Girls U8: 1st & 2nd Grad

  • Competes in Marin League (all games in Marin)
  • No player evaluations necessary
  • Teams consist of 8 players
  • Number of teams dependent on turn-out
  • Team splits to be determined by coaches, typically an assessment of skill/experience level
  • Practice 1-2 time per week.  1-hour long practices
  • Games are on small fields with small goals (4x4)
  • Format is 4 vs 4 (1 attack, 2 midfield, 1 defense, no goalie) 
  • Focus on learning fundamentals and having fun

Girls U10: 3rd and 4th Grade

  • A Team: TBD depending on turnout
  • B Teams: Compete in Marin League
  • Multiple B teams possible depending on turnout
  • Player Evaluations – if there is an A team, there will be evaluations
  • Teams consist of 10-14 players
  • Practice 2 time per week.  1.5-hour long practices
  • Games are on small fields with small goals (4x4)
  • Format is 8 vs 8 (2 attack, 3 midfield, 2 defense, 1 goalie) 
  • Focus on learning fundamentals, developing skills further, and having fun

Girls U12: 5th and 6th Grade   &   U14: 7th & 8th Grade

  • A Teams: Yes for 2023 Season.  Competes in WBLL
  • B Teams: Competes in WBLL
  • Player Evaluations – YES for those interested in playing on an “A” Team
  • Teams consist of 15-22 players
  • Practice 2-3 time per week.  2-hour long practices
  • Games are on full fields with regulation goals (6x6)
  • Format is 10 vs 10 (3 attack, 3 midfield, 3 defense, 1 goalie)

Evaluations

Evaluations will be held for all age groups (U8, U10, U12, U14) on Sunday February 3rd (Time & Location TBD). If players do not wish to try out for an A Team, there is no need for an evaluation. NO PLAYERS WILL BE CUT – registrants are guaranteed to be placed on a team.

A Teams will be competing in the WBLL for select age/gender groups depending on the depth and experience of players who register.  For certain age groups, we may determine to field TWO “B” league teams.  Evaluations will help us to make sure players are competing in the most optimal and balanced environment possible.

Equipment Needed

  • Protective eye wear
  • Lacrosse stick
  • Mouthpiece
  • Cleats (rubber not metal)

TOWN BASED LEAGUE & PLAYING OUT OF DISTRICT

The WBLL & Marin Leagues adhere to clear “town based” geographical boundary requirement for which Club players can join.  The goal of these policies is to focus on growing the sport, fostering a healthy environment focused on development, and to ensure competitive balance.  The goal is also to mitigate recruiting and “team stacking”.  All clubs within the WBLL and Marin League are non-profit organizations that intend to serve their local communities.  San Rafael Lacrosse Club is fully supportive of this initiative.

  • San Rafael Lacrosse Club serves the 94901 & 94903 counties
  • If you DO NOT reside in these zip codes, we ask that you join your local club instead
  • There are some exceptions:
    • Special Circumstances will be considered and include: if a player goes to school outside of the home region, bullying, multiple residence's due to split family situation, divisional team not offered at "home club", etc.
    • Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions regarding playing out-of-territory