Boys Youth Lacrosse

MLA offers competitive lacrosse for Spring and Summer seasons for players born from 8/31/2018 to 9/1/2010, or normally 1st and 8th grade. Our Spring and Summer seasons are separate with Summer being MLA's main season and Spring being our lead-up to Summer season.

Join us for the 2025 Fall Lacrosse Clinics held at Badger Park! Each clinic will have focus on individual skill development, team lacrosse IQ, as well as some live scrimmaging.

Registration Link: https://www.mtkalax.org/registration/44548

Cost: $99

Clinics will be held on Wednesdays and Sundays from Wednesday, 9/10, to Sunday 10/12 at the following times:

8U-10U: 5:30-7:00pm

12U-14U: 7:00-8:30pm

These clinics are a great way to keep the stick in the hand and fine tune individual development during the Fall season for experienced players, as well as a great way to pick up a stick and learn the sport for a new player!

New players can rent pads from Eastside Lacrosse for $69, please visit https://eslacrosse.com/rental-program/ for more details. Invite your friends for this nice, low-risk, try lacrosse opportunity!

All Spring and Summer tryouts will be held combined at the Tonka Dome at Minnetonka High School. These will be for our 10U, 12U, and 14U age groups. Please save the dates; it's critical for players to attend tryouts if they wish to play on an A-team. 

Q: Is my child too old [or sometimes too young] to start lacrosse?

A: No! With guidance from the "Lacrosse Athlete Development Model" developed by U.S. Lacrosse, we gear all of our progams to be age appropriate. In addition, we design our rosters and our league team registrations levels to be developmentally tied to the athletes at a given age, in a given cohort, and on a given team. In short, we do everything we can to make our lacrosse experience developmentally productive, with more emphasis placed on developing young athletes, lacrosse players, and citizens than on winning. 

Q: What equipment is needed for your Spring and Summer leagues?

A: All players are required to have a NOCSAE certified helmet and chest protector, elbow pads, gloves, cleats, mouthguard, and protective cup.

Q: If I'm an eighth-grader and I'm selected to play on the MHS lacrosse prep team this spring, what happens to my spring registration? 

A:  Eighth graders who try out for and are selected for participation on a Minnetonka High School lacrosse team during the 2025 high-school season cannot, by MSHSL rule, participate in youth field lacrosse during the spring field season. Eighth-graders who participate on an MHS team will receive a prorated refund for their primary spring lacrosse registration, minus the cost of a uniform if purchased in the Spring registration.