FALL REGISTRATION 2008

Welcome to all new players for the Fall 2008 Season.  Please register through the link on this page.  We are excited about the upcoming season that will begin in mid September.  After you have completed the registration process, enjoy your summer, you will hear from a coach the last week of August. There are local camps that you can take advantage during the summer months. Please see camp info on the website. 

Registration for the Fall season is 125.00. Chumash fees will be $65.00.  Players must provide all equipment.

Teams generally practice 2 afternoons per week and games on Saturdays. Practice locations and times are up to volunteer coaches. Game schedules will not be published until September 1st, 2008. The Fall season will begin in mid September. After you register, you will not hear from your coach until late August.  If the website accepts your payment, you will be assigned to a team. 

  US Lacrosse memberships are required for registration. Please log on to www.lacrosse.org  before attempting registration.  Please keep your e-mail confirmation or the card that will be sent about 3 weeks later, your player will be asked to show proof of membership to his/her coach the first week of practice.  Expiration dates must be after November 1, 2008. 

The league only accepts Visa and Mastercard, due to the higher fees associated of other cards.

Refund Policy: Seminole Lacrosse Club will refund registration fees less a $10.00 processing fee to any player who notifies the league in writing before the season begins. Pro-rated refunds during the season are at the discretion of the league. The cost of uniforms will not be refunded after uniforms have been issued. No refunds will be given for the U S Lacrosse membership.

We will be sending mass e-mails from time to time to let you know of important dates coming up. 

History and Mission:

Seminole Lacrosse Club began in the fall of 1998 with 4 boys teams.  The purpose was to provide middle school age players the opportunity to learn to play the great game of lacrosse. Each season the league has grown to now over 400 participants. This growth has resulted from the efforts of a large group of dedicated high school coaches, players and parents (who act as head coaches, assistant coaches and referees).

We strive to not only to teach the fundamentals of the game of Lacrosse but to teach each player to "honor the game". Since its Native American origins, sportmanship has been a tradition in the game of Lacrosse.  Our organization has adopted the recommendations of the National US Lacrosse Organization. We do not keep score in games, there are no league standing and our end of the season celebration is in the form of a Jamboree.  Every player recieves a participation trophy.