Council Rock - Boys Program

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Program Overview

Council Rock Lacrosse Association is part of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Youth Lacrosse Association (SEPYLA), as such complies with all SEPYLA rules and regulations.  A full copy of rules and regulations may be found on the SEPYLA website (CLICK HERE).

CRLA plays against other youth programs within Southeastern Pennsylvania, mainly in Bucks and Montgomery Counties.

The SEPYLA spring season typically begins in mid-March with playoffs ending first weekend in June.

Our K-2nd Grade program is designed for beginners new to the sport.  This age group typically practices as a large group during the week, and plays 7x7 games on a smaller field against other areas teams.

Required Equipment
Field:   A stick, helmet, mouthguard, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves, protective cup and cleats.

Goalie:   A Goalie stick, helmet with a facemask, mouthguard, a separate throat protector, padded gloves, & chest protector

You can purchase equipment at any big box sporting good store, as well as lacrosse specific stores such Universal Lacrosse in Doylestown, as well as online at and Lax.com, Lacrossemonkey.com, among others.

 

**NOTE: As of the 2022 season, there has been an update to the shoulder pads/chest protector guidelines.  Please go to this link for more information.   https://www.usalacrosse.com/lacrosse-chest-protector-faq

Boys Grades 7-8 – “A” Division

At this age group, SEPYLA has three levels of competition: A1 (the top level), A2 and A3.  CRLA has fielded teams in each of these levels.

  • "A" League players must be in a grade no higher than 8th in the season in which they are playing.
  • A1 teams have players with the highest skill level and are typically 8th graders, but could include highly skilled 7th graders. CRLA will hold evaluations during the winter workouts for team placements.
  • A2 and A3 teams provide competitive play for players that are still developing their skills and/or new to the sport.  The A3 team is typically comprised of 7th graders, but may include some 8th graders relatively new to the sport.