Jr. Titan Boys Lacrosse —
Jr. Titan Lacrosse is a north shore based program coached by Glenbrook South boys varsity head coach, Steven Brooks, and affiliated with Team ONE Lacrosse. The goal is to provide the optimal lacrosse opportunity for a player to develop physical, mental and emotional growth on and off the playing field.
Teams will be determined after player evaluations and will participate in the North Shore Lacrosse League, with games on Sundays in surrounding communities. All players must have the following equipment at all practices and games: stick, helmet, shoulder pads, arm guards, gloves, athletic cup, mouth guard and water bottle. Jerseys are included with the registration fee and will be handed out at practice. An informational meeting will be scheduled prior to the start of the season. Visit www.
team1lax.com for information about tryouts, evaluations and the informational meeting.
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 22
WHERE: All practices take place at Springman School, 2701 Central Road. Games are played on Sundays. Times and locations will vary.
PeeWee (practice team only-no games) > WHO: Boys, grades K-3; MAX/MIN: 40/10 ID#
DAY/TIME
302506-E FEE: $121
Tu 4:30-6 pm
Bantam > WHO: Boys, grades 2-3; MAX/MIN: 90/12 ID#
DAY/TIME
302506-C FEE: $251
Tu/Th/Su 6-7:30 pm
Lightning > WHO: Boys, grades 4-5; MAX/MIN: 72/15 ID#
DAY/TIME 302506-A
No class 5/27 FEE: $251
Juniors > WHO: Boys, grades 6-7; MAX/MIN: 54/15 ID#
DAY/TIME 302506-B
No class 5/27 FEE: $251
Seniors > WHO: Boys, grade 8; MAX/MIN: 36/15 ID#
DAY/TIME 302506-D
No class 5/27 FEE: $251
Tu/Th/Su 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/3-6/10
Tu/Th/Su 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/3-6/10
Tu/Th/Su 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/3-6/5
Illinois Girls Lacrosse Association (IGLA) —
Be a part of a youth lacrosse league exclusively for girls from Glenview, Kenilworth, Glencoe, Wilmette, Winnetka, Northfield, Evanston, Northbrook and Highland Park. This is a grade school and middle school league run by women in lacrosse who want to help girls reach their potential in a fun and safe environment. The emphasis of this program is to develop the girl within the sport of lacrosse. The goals of the program are to understand the rules of lacrosse, active teamwork, sportsmanship and fostering personal development in a respectful environment led by positive coaching. All players will receive equal playing time and will be played in all positions. Practices will be one day a week for 1 1/2 hours. Games are played on Sunday afternoons at various locations. Team jerseys will be provided and should be worn to all games. Go to
iglax.org and click on the Get Ready to Play tab to fill out the participant information. Each player must have goggles, a stick and a mouth guard. For equipment recommendations, go to
iglax.org.
Registration Deadline: Monday, April 9 Tuesday, April 3, Parent Meeting, 6:30 pm @ Park Center. Sunday, April 15, 1-2:30 pm, FREE Preseason clinic. Sunday, April 22, scrimmage game at West Fork Park. Sunday, April 29, regular season games begin. Details will be posted at
iglax.org.
Practice Schedule & Locations:
Grades 3-4 – Mondays at West Fork Park, 1950 Westleigh Drive.
Grades 5-6 – Wednesdays at Techny Prairie Park & Fields, 1750 Techny Rd., Northbrook. Grades 7-8 – Wednesdays at West Fork Park.
Level A Competitive (Grades 7-8) – Mondays at West Fork Park and Wednesdays at Techny Prairie Park.
BEG/END 4/3-6/10
> WHO: Girls, grades 3-4; MAX/MIN: 20/15 ID#
302508-A
No class 5/27, 5/28 FEE: $170
BEG/END 4/3-6/10
> WHO: Girls, grades 5-6; MAX/MIN: 30/15 ID#
302508-B
No class 5/27 FEE: $170
> WHO: Girls, grades 7-8; MAX/MIN: 20/15 ID#
302508-C
No class 5/27 FEE: $170
Level A Competitive > WHO: Girls, grades 7-8; MAX/MIN: 10/15 ID#
DAY/TIME 302508-D
No class 5/27, 5/28 FEE: $250
M/W 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/16-6/10
DAY/TIME W 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/18-6/10
DAY/TIME W 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/18-6/10
DAY/TIME M 6-7:30 pm
BEG/END 4/16-6/10
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