FAQs

Registration will open on January 1 for Spring House League.  Regular registration will run through January 31st Registrations received after that date are subject to availability and will incur a $25 late fee.

Once registration opens go to the LMYL home page and, on the left-hand column, click Register Online.  Select the appropriate grade level for your child and click Register. 

Registration payments can be paid by Mastercard or Visa.

All players must also be registered with US Lacrosse. If your player does not have a current US Lacrosse # valid through June 30, 2020, you will be prompted to renew/register via US Lacrosse for an additional fee.

Full refund for registrations received prior to February 1st.
Partial refund for late registrations (received after February 1st)
Refund requests must be made by March 1st
Programs which offer NO REFUNDS: Travel Tryouts, Fall Clinics, Winter Lacrosse
Refunds for medical/injury are handled on a case by case basis.
All refund requests should be sent to LMYL09@gmail.com
Please note: The US Lacrosse Fee is non-refundable.

House League Opening Night: TBD. See home page announcement for details.
On opening night, players will meet their coach, get uniforms and inspect and adjust equipment. Parents will have Q&A with coaches.

First Day of Practice:
We do not have the times/ fields at this time. We will post as soon as the information is finalized.

The League cannot honor friend or coach requests.

All league information will be sent by email from our website, to the email addresses you provided on when you registered. If you are using a workplace email - they are sometimes blocked - so please check your spam folder. You can add additional emails by accessing your player account on our website.

The House League will practice and play games on Friday and Saturday.
Travel teams meet throughout the week. Schedules will be posted on the website as they become available. Check the LMYL App or schedule on our website.

FOR BOYS:

Mouth Guards are required at all levels.
Soccer Style cleats acceptable.
Lacrosse sticks must be legal length. The ball cannot be visible below the bottom edge of the head sidewall.

First Step through Fourth Grade:
Although LMYL strongly recommends the purchase of a certified lacrosse helmet, the use of ice hockey helmets is allowed from the First Step through the Fourth grade levels. Other hockey equipment (shoulder pads and elbow pads) may also be used. Hockey gloves do not work for lacrosse at any level, as they have a stiff, non-flexible thumb. Protective cups should be worn by 3rd and 4th graders.

5th-8th grades:
Only certified lacrosse helmets may be used. Hockey shoulder pads work, but elbow pads and gloves will not work. Lacrosse specific gloves and elbow/forearm pads are needed. Rib pads, while not required, are valuable. This is particularly true if your son is playing on a travel team. Protective cups are required by all players in these grades.

Required: stick, cleats, mouth guard, jock and cup, shoulder pads, elbow guards, gloves, helmet.

Optional (but recommended): rib guard

FOR GIRLS:

Mouth Guards are required at all levels.
Soccer style cleats acceptable.
Protective eyewear now required for at all levels.

Girls’ lacrosse sticks must be the proper length. Have your child hold the stick where the shaft meets the head. Measure the shaft along the length of arm until armpit; mark, cut and recap. The pocket should be tight and shallow and you should be able to see the ball above the rim of the head.

U.S. Lacrosse approved protective goggles are now required for all girls participating in the LMYL lacrosse program. This includes girls in the recreation program, as well as in the travel program.

Questions regarding team practices or games should be directed to your child’s coach. Coaches will be assigned before Opening Day.

Other questions can be directed to LMYL09@gmail.com. We will respond as soon as possible.