PROGRAMS

CLASSIC LACROSSE

Lowell Youth Lacrosse has boys teams at four levels: 

• Grades 1-2

• Grades 3-4

• Grades 5-6

• Grades 7-8

LITTLE STIX

We also offer a Learn to Play Program for boys in Pre-K and Kindergarten. The only required equipment is a stick. Each player will be given a stick as part of their registration.

For Lowell's girls program, see Lowell Girls Lacrosse.

 

REGISTRATION
Registration will open on October 1st for BOTH programs. Little Stix will be limited to 20 Pre-K Players and 50 total players. Classic Registraion will run from October 1 - December 31. There will be a $25 discount for registering before Thanksgiving.

 

PRACTICES
Indoor practices occurring once-a-week will start in February. In April, practices will become twice-a-week and move outside to the Cawley Stadium Complex.

For the Spring 2026 season, practices are planned for the following evenings:

• Little Stix: TBD

• Grade 1/2 Team: TBD

• Grade 3/4 Team: TBD

• Grade 5/6 Team: TBD

• Grade 7/8 Team: TBD

 

GAMES
Games will be on Sundays from Late March to early June. Away games are within a 45 minute drive from Lowell. Home games are on the Carvalho Turf. Concessions are available at home games.

There is a jamboree tournament at the end of the season. 

 

EQUIPMENT
All new players are provided with a stick. We have a limited amount of used equipment available for new players. To offset the cost of equipment Maverik Lacrosse will be hosting a Lowell Youth Lax equipment fitting in January at Mount Pleasant Golf Club. Special discounted pricing for our players will be offered through an online store with Tricon Sports.

COST
The cost for Spring 2026 Classic Lacrosse is $275. This price includes league fees and uniforms.

The cost for Spring 2026 Little Stix is $60. Players will receive a stick to keep as well as a t-shirt with their name on the front. The Little Stix t-shirts are replicas of the game uniforms worn by older teams.

OUR APPROACH
All are welcome—especially first-timers! Some of our guiding principles will be:

• We’re here to have fun, develop fundamental skills, and grow together as a team over several seasons.

• Everyone plays equal time.

• We’ll take all the help we can get (parents/siblings can help run drills at practice)

 

COACHING

Teams always need help, and you don’t need to have played lacrosse to help. If you can roll a ball and say “Go!” you’re ready to be an assistant coach. Off the field, teams always appreciate having a parent to coordinate events, snacks, etc. There are three levels of coaching that the league uses:

REGISTERED COACH: An assistant coach who stands with the team on the sideline during games.

• Requirements: 

  • Compliance - Online Training Courses (National Background Check, Abuse Prevention Training, and Concussion Awareness through Players Health)

CERTIFIED COACH: Usually a team's head coach. This level must attend an in-person clinic that covers some basics of youth lacrosse coaching.

• Requirements: 

  • Compliance - Online requirements (National Background Check, Abuse Prevention Training, and Concussion Awareness through Players Health)

  • Certification - Attending an in-person clinic.

CONTACT
For any questions, please e-mail the Board of Directors at LowellYouthLacrosse@yahoo.com.

Mount Pleasant Golf Club generously offers use of their space for LYL Meetings and Special Events.