Watch a Colorado Mammoth game at Ball Arena one weekend and a CHSAA high school match the next, and it can feel like two different sports sharing a name and a stick. Box lacrosse and field lacrosse both trace back to the same game, but the National Lacrosse League and USA Lacrosse govern versions built around different …

The first time you watch a lacrosse game, ten players per side are moving at full speed with no obvious pattern. Within a few minutes of understanding the positions — who stays where, who can go anywhere, and what each role is responsible for — the action snaps into focus. USA Lacrosse governs the sport at every level …

School's out, the spring CHSAA season is over, and your player still wants to pick up a stick three times a week. Summer is when Boulder County's lacrosse families start hunting for camps — and the search window is short, because the good ones fill up fast. This guide walks through the kinds of camps available near …

Getting a kid started in lacrosse in Boulder County usually begins with one confused question from a parent: which program, for what age, and when do I sign up? The answer depends almost entirely on how old your child is, because youth lacrosse is organized into age bands that determine team, level, and season. This …

Your kid signed up for lacrosse, and three days later the coach's email lands: "Players need to show up with their own gear." If you've never played, that sentence is intimidating — lacrosse has more equipment than soccer and different rules for boys and girls. This guide breaks down exactly what a beginner needs, what …

Thinking about signing your kid up for lacrosse? Boulder County has well-established youth programs for both boys and girls, and getting started is easier than most parents expect. USA Lacrosse — the sport's national governing body — runs a "Where to Play" directory and a Get Started guide, but locally you have two …

Boulder County has one of the strongest girls lacrosse pipelines in Colorado, with programs serving players from age five all the way through high school — and a competitive college club team at CU Boulder for those who want to keep playing. Whether you have a kindergartner picking up a stick for the first time or a …

Boulder County, Colorado has a thriving lacrosse community at every level of play. Whether your player is picking up a stick for the first time or competing at the college level, this is your guide to lacrosse programs in the area. Browse the programs below to find the right fit.

A collection of useful links for players, parents, and coaches in Boulder County. National & Governing Bodies USA Lacrosse — the national governing body for lacrosse; membership required for most organized play CHSAA Boys Lacrosse — Colorado High School Activities Association; rules, schedules, and playoff info for …

Youth lacrosse in Boulder County introduces kids to the game in a fun, developmental environment. Programs at this level emphasize fundamentals — cradling, passing, catching, and basic game concepts — while keeping competition age-appropriate. Who It's For Elementary-age players, typically kindergarten through 5th …