Recreational League

Ages 4 to 14 can join the recreational league. Age bracket will depend on the child’s age on September 1st, but here’s a rough cheat sheet showing where most kids play. Please reach out to us at info@delraylacrosse.com with questions about your child’s specific placement.

*The U stands for “and Under”

Want to check your official age bracket?

View Official Age Chart

Season: January 22 to late April 2025.

Games: Saturdays starting in February (game schedule posted during season).

Practice Schedule (tentative):

All teams practice two nights a week, except 6U (one night per week). Please note that the final practice schedule will be determined by field space, player numbers, and coach schedules. Reach out to us if you need details!

Girls:

• 6U: Mondays 5:15–6:15pm
• 8U: Mon & Weds 6:15–7:15pm
• 10U–14U: Mon & Weds 6:15–7:30pm

Boys:

• 6U: Wednesdays 6:15–7:15pm
• 8U Mon & Weds: 6:15–7:15pm
• 10U–14U: Mon & Weds 6:15–7:30pm

Price includes the uniform plus a shooter shirt! (See FAQs for uniform info.)

Additional Info:

• USA Lacrosse Membership is required for all players. Learn more.
• View refund policy.
• Scholarships/payment plans may be available for those who qualify. Please reach out to us!

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Full equipment is needed for all ages. 

*We recommend getting a mouth guard that attaches to the helmet.

The rules of the game are set by the South Florida Youth Lacrosse League (SYFLL). Check out the rules at SYFLL’s website.

Have questions about equipment?
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Practice:

All practices held at home field:

Seacrest Complex
2505 Seacrest Blvd.
Delray Beach, FL 33447

Games

Home games are held at Seacrest. Away games are held in South Florida locations such as Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Parkland. Most of our teams play approximately half away and half home games.

Riptide prides itself on our values of hard work, dedication, sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect of self and others. In line with those values, we require that every player, parent, and coach adhere to a code of conduct we can all be proud of. This is a game, remember:

• These are kids
• All coaches are volunteers
• The officials are humans

All of the above will make mistakes. It's how we respond to them and to each other that makes a difference.

Remind your kids to:

• Help another player
• Always offer assistance
• Introduce yourself to a new player on your team
• Be respectful of the referees
• Say thank you to your coaches

A few DOs and DON'Ts:

• DO cheer for your team, not just your player.
• DON'T yell at the refs—it doesn't ever help. Let the coaches handle it.
• DON'T coach your kid from the sideline—it gets confusing. If you want to coach, let us know! We are always looking for volunteers!

“HONOR THE GAME”

What exactly is "recreational" lacrosse? Merriam Webster offers these synonyms for recreation: fun, entertainment, amusement, and enjoyment.

Play hard. Do your best. And have fun!

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