GORC Girls Lacrosse Comissioner
Girls Lacrosse Commissioner
Girls Lacrosse Commissioner
Anne Arundel County follows US Lacrosse rules. US Lacrosee now requires all players to have certified goggles in order to play.
To determine if your goggles are in compliance they must be stamped
SEI or ASTM F3077-17
https://www.uslacrosse.org/safety/equipment/approved-eyewear-list
Please use this chart to determine what size jersey your child will require; note that only sizes YS-AXL are available.
Level | Fee | Head Coaches |
---|---|---|
Sticklettes | $85 | TBD |
Peewees | $115 | Chris Staiti |
Middies | $115 | Jean Facciolo |
Juniors | $115 | Cassy Mahdi & Chris Staiti |
Program | Age Requirements | Description |
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Sticklettes | Grades K-1-2 | Sticklettes focus on fun and instruction. This is the first level of “county” play. Games will be played 6v6 without referees. No official standings or records are maintained. |
Peewees | Grades 3-4 | The peewee level is an instructional league with a focus on game play. Practices begin in early March and are held at Four Seasons Elementary School fields. Games with other County teams will be played and refereed by County Officials . No official standings or records are maintained. There is no checking at this level and scores are not recorded in this 8 v. 8 format (7 on field plus a goalie for each team). The big change from Sticklettes is the addition of goalkeepers. Games are played on weekends with some games played during the week. |
Middies | Grades 5-6 | The Middie league is a step above the instructional level and places more of an emphasis on the game of lacrosse. While the focus is always skill building, this level is broken into three divisions. As such, players will be placed by ability. Players and teams will be classified in A, B, or C levels according to skill. Games with other County teams will be played and refereed by County Officials . The “Middies” play 12 v 12 around the county on weekends and occasional weekdays. There is Modified Stick checking at this level. |
Juniors | Grades 7-8 | The Junior league places more emphasis on the game of lacrosse. This level is broken into three divisions. As such, players will be placed by ability. Players and teams will be classified in A, B, or C levels according to skill. Games with other County teams will be played and refereed by County Officials . The Juniors play 12 v 12 around the county on weekends and occasional weekdays. Stick checking is allowed. |
Link to Spring 2024 Girls Lacrosse Registration:
https://gorc.sportngin.com/register/form/176116796
What equipment will I need? – Each girl will need to provide their own stick, mouthpiece and eye goggles. Specifications for equipment can be found at the US Lacrosse rulebook. http://www.uslacrosse.org/rules/girls-rules.aspx GORC provides goalie equipment for each team.
When will practices begin? Practices will begin early to mid-March. Once you are assigned to a team, your coach will contact you with additional details regarding practice.
Can I request a specific coach? You may request a specific coach; however, GORC does not guarantee placement with the requested coach, and failure to be placed with the requested coach will not be grounds for a refund. GORC considers age groups, level of experience, and tryout performance when dividing teams.
When will games be held? – Game schedules are at the discretion of the county. As soon as the county releases the schedule, coaches will notify parents.