Alabama lacrosse is young but organized. The Birmingham metro — Hoover, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook — carries the largest concentration of school and club programs, Huntsville's tech-driven population growth has built a second hub, and Auburn and Tuscaloosa add college-town scenes around their universities' club teams. High school lacrosse runs through the state's club league structure, youth rec programs keep appearing in the suburbs, and the long Southern season leaves room for spring play, summer camps, and fall ball alike.
City-run fall girls lacrosse program with divisions from PK-2nd grade through U14 (7th-8th grade), meeting twice weekly at Shug Jordan Fields. The same program family also runs five-day summer camp s…
Volunteer-run club teaching lacrosse at the youth and varsity levels in Auburn, with separate boys and girls programs and an emphasis on teamwork, skill development, and sportsmanship. Registration i…
Recreational and competitive boys and girls field lacrosse across the Birmingham metro, with youth divisions (boys 8U-14U, girls 10U-14U) plus JV/Varsity high school teams. Community programs include…
Youth 6v6 lacrosse league in the PLL Juniors network serving Birmingham and surrounding areas, using the fast-paced Olympic sixes format. Open to boys and girls of all skill levels, from beginners to…
Established Eastern Shore club (est. 2009) serving Baldwin County and the Gulf Coast with no-tryout youth divisions from K-8 plus high school boys and girls teams. Youth teams compete in the Northern…
Youth lacrosse club developing players from kindergarten through 8th grade in the Huntsville area. The spring season features local practices and an 8-12 game schedule, supplemented by summer skill s…
Developmental youth club fielding boys and girls teams in grades K-6 that competes each spring in the Northern Gulf Lacrosse Alliance against teams from south Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana. Practic…
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