COACHES

We would not be able to have such a wonderful program if it weren't for all the volunteer coaches, so thank you. If you are interested in coaching in 2021 please email me at girlslax@daagators.org.

UNIFORMS

All uniforms will be provided for 2021.

Pee Wee, Middie and Junior levels will be provided with a jersey and a kilt - A $75 refundable deposit will be collected by your coach before you can receive the uniform. The check will not be deposited unless your daughter fails to return both the jersey and kilt at the end of the season.

Kindergarten and Sticklette levels will be provided with reversible pinnies. Girls can wear their own black shorts or skirt.

EQUIPMENT

All girls, regardless of age group, will require the following:

• Goggles, please make sure they are certified. Link provided- https://uslacrosse.org/safety/equipment/approved-eyewear-list
• Colored mouth guard
• Lacrosse stick
• Cleats are highly recommended
• If you have a daughter who is a goalie the chest protector regulations have changed. Link provided- https://www.uslacrosse.org/safety/equipment/chest-protector-faq

VOLUNTEERS

We are always looking for volunteers to help keep the program running smoothly.  

Positions need to be filled ASAP:

Age coordinators

Volunteers to line the fields

If interested, please contact girlslax@daagators.org.

Following is some general information regarding the program. 

Age Group Information

Kindergarten

The Kindergarten program is an in-house league that will practice at Davidsonville Elementary School. Practices will begin the first week in April and will run through the end of May. The clinics are solely intended to teach the basic fundamentals of the girls' lacrosse game with a HUGE emphasis on FUN! Skills taught will include how to hold a stick, cradling, passing, catching and ground balls. 

Sticklettes - First & Second Graders

The Sticklette program is an in-house league that will practice at Davidsonville Elementary School. Practices will begin the first week in April and will run through the end of May. DAA Sticklette teams may travel to play other organizations.  Game format will be 6v6 with no goalie on a field approximately 50 yards in length. The focal points of this league will be skill-building and sportsmanship, with some emphasis on the basics of positioning, rules and field play.   

Pee Wees - Third & Fourth Graders

This is the first year of county play and all girls must be 8 years old by April 1st to play Pee Wee. The games are 8v8, with no checking at this level, and scores are not recorded. Mandatory evaluations will be conducted in late February and teams will be created. There will be scheduled games for this age group. TBD based on when spring sports open in the county. Expect two practices a week, with Saturday, Sunday and some weeknight games. The focal points of this league will be skill-building and sportsmanship, with more emphasis on the basics of positioning, rules and field play.

Middies - Fifth & Sixth Graders

The games are 12v12 with modified checking and scores are recorded. Fields will have hard boundaries. Mandatory evaluations will be conducted in late February and teams will be created. We intend to field teams in the 3 divisions offered by the county, A, B, and C based on the ability of the participants that sign up. Expect two practices a week, with Saturday, Sunday and some weeknight games. There will be scheduled games and play offs for this age group. TBD based on when spring sports open in the county. The focal points of this league will be skill-building and sportsmanship, teamwork and positioning, and introduction to strategy and plays. DAA expects any player participating on a team to have a commitment to their coach and teammates to make all practices and games a priority.

Juniors - Seventh & Eighth Graders

The games are 12v12 with checking at this level and scores are recorded. Fields will have hard boundaries. Mandatory evaluations will be conducted in late February and teams will be created. We intend to field teams in the 3 divisions offered by the county, A, B, and C based on the ability of the participants that sign up. Expect two to three practices a week, with Saturday, Sunday and some weeknight games. There will be scheduled games and play-offs for this age group. TBD based on when spring sports open in the county. DAA expects any player participating on a team to have a commitment to their coach and teammates to make all practices and games a priority.

Girls in High School - Ninth - Twelfth Grades

Visit www.glaaac.org

Commissioner

Emily Flanagan

Contact

girlslax@daagators.org