Santa Cruz County Lacrosse Association

NCJLA

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NCJLA

Registration is Closed

Registration is closed. If you are still interested in registering, contact Richard Yee at info@scclax.org.

About Us

The Santa Cruz County Lacrosse Association is an independent, non-profit youth sports organization and a 501c(3) corporation. Our club was established in 2005 with the goal to promote and develop lacrosse in Santa Cruz County. We embrace diversity and inclusion and look to develop lacrosse in underrepresented and communities. We strive to develop players and coaches with passion and respect for the exciting game of lacrosse in a fun and safe environment. We strive to make lacrosse accessible to all.

We provide programs for boys and girls ages 6-14 . The age brackets for the teams are: 8U 10U, 12U, and 14U. Registration opens in September and closes in November for the Spring season. Fall programs consist of a few beginner clinics and scrimmages.

Practices are twice a week and start in February.

Games occur from March to May.

During the Summer, we have pick up games for HS and adult players.

Financial scholarships are available through an application process.

Las becas financieras están disponibles a través de un proceso de solcitud.

Equipment Changes for 2022

NOCSAE Seal of Approval

Beginning in January 2021, US Lacrosse boys’ and girls’ youth field lacrosse rules will require that all goalie chest protectors must meet the NOCSAE performance standard ND200 in order to be deemed legal for play. In addition, Beginning in 2022, all field players in boys’ lacrosse must wear protection for commotio cordis that also meets the same NOCSAE performance standard... All goalie and field player equipment meeting the NOCSAE performance standard must contain an SEI (Safety Equipment Institute) certification mark.

Most shoulder pads that are more than one year old do not meet this requirement. Parents must check to see if their player's pads meet this new standard in order to use them and if you are purchasing equipment for a new player, you need to ensure that the pads that you purchase meets the new requirement.

Registration Information

Registration for the 2022 season is open from September 1 to Dec 15th.

The 2022 registration fees are as follows:

Boys and Girls 8U: $299

Boys and Girls 10U: $399

Boys and Girls 12U, 14U: $599

Girls HS: HS $599

Registrations on or before September 30th can use the discount code EARLYBIRD to get $100 of the price of registration

Financial Aid Available / Hay ayuda financiera disponible

Financial aid is available to help with registration costs. Aid is based on need(s) and is not based on athletic ability or prior experience. To be considered for financial assistance, applicants must fill out this form and submit this form.

Hay ayuda financiera disponible para ayudar con los costos de registro. La ayuda se basa en las necesidades y no en la capacidad atlética o la experiencia previa. Para ser considerado para asistencia financiera, los solicitantes deben completar este formulario y enviar este formulario.

Our Sponsors

List of Sponsors

SCCLA is looking for Referees

Lacrosse is one of the nation’s fastest-growing team sports and the need for qualified officials has never been higher. Joining the third team on the field is a perfect way for former players to stay involved in the game and find great camaraderie.

Even if you’ve never played, SCCLA can provide training opportunities to become certified to referee lacrosse games. This is a great opportunity for high schoolers to give back to lacrosse and to make money at the same time. If interested, email info@scclax.org for more details.