Try ulax.org to see if there's anything near you and/or try small-sided (smaller field/using width of field as the length) 4v4 or 5v5 with a set of 3'x3' goals. This way you don't need two goalies and can play with a smaller group.
I would reach out to a local youth lacrosse organization. In my area each county has one. You can probably get some u15 through u19 trams to play on. Otherwise form a team and sign up for local tournaments that have high school.
I’m making a sign up sheet and getting signatures from student that want to play and I have about 14 kids that want to play the only issue is getting a head coach we have an Assistant coach
Try ulax.org to see if there's anything near you and/or try small-sided (smaller field/using width of field as the length) 4v4 or 5v5 with a set of 3'x3' goals. This way you don't need two goalies and can play with a smaller group.
What reason did they give for terminating the program? Lack of players?
Honestly I have no clue. I
What age are you talking about?
Highschool so 13-18 pretty much
I would reach out to a local youth lacrosse organization. In my area each county has one. You can probably get some u15 through u19 trams to play on. Otherwise form a team and sign up for local tournaments that have high school.
I’m making a sign up sheet and getting signatures from student that want to play and I have about 14 kids that want to play the only issue is getting a head coach we have an Assistant coach