REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN FOR THE GIRLS 14U (7th and 8th grade) 2023 SPRING TEAM. PLEASE USE THE "REGISTER ONLINE" BUTTON ON THE LEFT MENU BAR.
If your child is interested in playing please email us ASAP at plymouthyouthlacrosse@gmail.com. If you have already emailed us we have received your email and will be in touch about availability.
NON-COMPETITIVE LEARN TO PLAY WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER IN THE SPRING.
If you have any other questions please contact us at plymouthyouthlacrosse@gmail.com
GENERAL INFORMATION
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: Used equipment of all types can be dropped off for re-distribution to other PYL families with coaches at initial practices. Dick’s Sporting Goods (Concord, Manchester, Nashua and other locations as well as online) is a key sponsor of NHYLA. Special NHYLA promotional days will be held in the spring.
Capital Sporting Goods in Concord has used gear and you can also check local thrift shops. You can also find lacrosse equipment online at: Lax.com; Lacrosse Fanatic; Lacrosse Monkey; Lacrosse Unlimited and also great used gear at Sideline Swap; eBay Lacrosse
>GIRLS EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:
Lacrosse stick – Girls’ specific stick with length overall between 90 cm or 35.5" to 110cm or 43" and may be shortened for smaller players;
Cleats, turf shoes or sneakers – Turf shoes or cleats (lacrosse-specific or soccer and field hockey are fine) are best for field play and sneakers are best for indoor or hard surfaces;
Eye protection – All field players must properly wear eye protection that is SEI certified to the ASTM standard F3077 for women's adult/ youth lacrosse for the appropriate level of play. There are also two types of approved soft protective headgear for girls to wear at their option. Look for the SEI mark on your product and check the SEI online listing for product certification.
Molded mouth guard – clear, white and graphic design mouth guards are not legal at the higher levels so get in practice now. Get a couple of extras for the season;
>BOYS EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:
Lacrosse stick – Boys’ specific stick with lengths varying on position. 8U and 10U players need a basic Boys’ specific stick. Experienced 12U and 14U players should discuss position-specific sticks with coaches;
Cleats, turf shoes or sneakers – Turf shoes or cleats (lacrosse-specific or soccer and football are fine; no baseball) are best for field play and sneakers are best for indoor or hard surfaces;
Lacrosse-specific gloves, arm pads, shoulder pads and rib pads - Beginning in 2022, all field players in the boys’/men’s game must have pads and chest protectors that meet the NOCSAE performance standard, ND200, so make sure if you are purchasing new equipment that it is appropriately certified;
NOCSAE certified lacrosse helmet (no hockey helmets);
Athletic supporter with protective cup NO EXCEPTIONS;
Molded mouth guard – clear, white and graphic design mouth guards are not legal at the higher levels so get in practice now. Get a couple of extras for the season;
We look forward to another successful spring season of lacrosse for our youth players!
E-mail us at plymouthyouthlacrosse@gmail.com with questions!
