These are our most competitive teams in each grade. These teams focus on individual and team development with higher level team concepts being taught and executed. These teams play in the most competitive tournaments and leagues.
These are more developmental teams where skill development and general team concepts are the focus. The Orange Teams play in appropriately selected leagues and tournaments.
This is “Club Light” for players that might not be quite ready for the club level or commitment, but want more than our seasonal rec teams can offer. White teams are geared towards our younger players (2034-2032 divisions).
My daughter has caught the lacrosse bug from being on this team. She has been practicing non-stop. Thank you and the coaches so much for a great season so far. We can't wait for the rest of the season!
Bethesda Lacrosse Club supports the multi-sport athlete and encourages girls to play other sports off season to increase their athleticism and to be engaged in other activities. Lacrosse is expected to be the primary sport in the spring months (March-June).
Bethesda Lacrosse Club is a year-round commitment. Players are encouraged to attend fall and winter training with their team, yet it is acceptable that a fall or winter sport take precedence. It is expected that players commit fully to their club lacrosse team for Spring season and tournaments since the main season for lacrosse is the spring. Bethesda Lacrosse Club keeps a small bench with a minimal roster. Players absences in the spring/summer due to other sports affect both coaches, players and team cohesion.
Lacrosse is a TEAM sport. We understand there are other commitments that players will have to miss lacrosse to attend. These will be viewed as excused absences with prior notice to the coaches. Players who are not committed take up valuable roster spots from players who would love to be part of the team so we expect players to make every effort possible to be at games and practices (in the spring and summer especially).