REGISTRATION FOR SPRING 2025 SEASON
We expect high participation again this year so it is important that you sign up as early as possible. Each age group will have a registration quota, and once the quota is reached, additional registrants will be waitlisted.
Girls Lacrosse Program
We are committed to creating an environment where players of different ability levels can learn, develop and compete. We focus on teaching the fundamentals, furthering player development, competing with sportsmanship, and developing lacrosse players to have a love and passion for the game.
Our program is open to players in 1st through 8th grade.
Spring Season Overview
Lacrosse is a spring sport with practices beginning in mid-February and games starting in March running through May.
- Evaluations will take place in December
- Practices will be 2 times a week
- Games will be on Saturday and/or Sunday
- Approximately 8-12 games in the season
- End of season playoffs / jamboree prior to Memorial Day Weekend
EVALUATION DATES/TIMES INFORMATION
Sunday, December 1st at Archie Williams HS
- U12/14: 9:00-10:30AM
- U10: 10:30-12:00PM
Sunday, December 8th at Archie Williams HS
- U12/14: 9:00-10:15AM
- U10: 10:15-11:30AM
GIRLS SPRING TEAMS
Girls 8U (1st & 2nd Grade)
- 8-12 players per team
- Practice 2 times per week (Wed/Fri)
- Teams will be equal in skill
- Practices are 1 hour long
- Games on Saturdays or Sundays
- Games are 4v4 using small goals
- No goalies
- Practices start in early-March
- Jamborees in May
- All games are played in Marin
- No evaluations necessary
Girls 10U (3rd & 4th Grade)
- 14-17 players per team
- Practice 2 times per week (Mon/Wed)
- 10U divisions will include one A Team and equally skilled B Teams
- Practices are 1.5 hours long
- Games are on Saturdays or Sundays
- Games are 8v8 using small goals
- Practices start in March
- Season ends in mid-May
- All players must attend at least one assessment.
Girls 12U (5th/6th) & 14U (7th/8th)
- 18-22 players per team
- Practice 2 times per week (Mon/Wed)
- 12U and 14U divisions will include one A Team and equally one or two skilled B Teams
- Practices start late-February. Games start early-March
- One to two games per weekend
- "A" and "B" teams qualify for and participate in post-season playoffs
- Season ends mid-May, the wknd before Memorial Day.
- Players must attend at least one evaluation
ADDITIONAL SPRING PROGRAM INFORMATION
Evaluations
- 8U: players will not need to attend evaluations and will be placed on teams based on, among other things, the schools they attend. Our objective is to have equally balanced teams.
- 10U, 12U and 14U: players will need to attend at least one evaluation to assure proper team placement. Our goal is to ensure that each player is placed on a team that best matches her skill set and that will allow each player to grow and develop with teammates of a similar skill level.
- To ensure an unbiased evaluation, each player will be evaluated by independent contracted evaluators during two sessions.
- The evaluation committee consists of independent evaluators and RVLC coaches.
“A" Team Versus “B" Team
- “A” teams require a full time commitment for practices and games over other spring sports and activities.
- “B” Teams provide a little more flexibility to accommodate other sports or weekend conflicts (playing time is at coaches discretion if attendance is an issue).
Equipment
Each player is required to provide his/her own equipment. Please see here for full details.
This includes the following for Girls Field Players.
- Goggles - lacrosse specific
- Mouthguard - must be visible color other than clear, red, or white
- Stick - lacrosse specific for girls
- Cleats - soccer, lacrosse and turf cleats are all acceptable
- Gloves - women's lacrosse specific are optional
- Helmets - women's lacrosse specific are optional
Equipment can be purchased at Sling It Lacrosse in San Rafael. Tell them you're with Ross Valley!