The Mission of Framingham Youth Lacrosse – Girls Program, is to make a positive impact on our players by teaching the game of lacrosse in a fun and supportive environment.  We offer opportunities for girls age K – 8th grade.  We encourage girls new to the sport to try at any age.  Please join us!

Our program has different age/grade divisions: K, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8.  

FYL Girls Program is a member of the FOUNDERS GIRLS LACROSSE LEAGUE (FGLL)

Click here for USA Lacrosse Girls' Game Overview: https://www.usalacrosse.com/girls-game-overview

For questions about the Girls Program please email the Director at FYLGirlsDirector@gmail.com

Summer: Recreational unstructured pick up games, mini-fields, tennis balls, Tuesday nights 6-7 at Fuller School.  No cost

Fall: Fall Ball games vs other towns, small field, 5v5, Saturday late afternoons for 4 weeks in October.  Small fee

Winter: Preparation for the season begins! Grades 5/6/7/8 start indoor practices Thursday nights at Forekicks Marlboro, 1/week January through March.  Grades K/1/2 start indoor practices in March at Suburban Athletic in Framingham and Grades 3/4 start indoor practices at Forekicks in Marlboro in March. Covered in Spring tuition

Spring: Our season!  There are practices 2 times per week for Grades 1-8.  One practice per week is a program-wide practice the other practice is set by the team coach.  Games are on Sundays.  There will be no game on Easter or Memorial Day weekend.  Games may be home or away, all locations are less than 1 hour away.  The K program has one 1-hour practice a week and no games.  Season Tuition

Teams:

If there are multiple teams at the age group, the teams will be balanced teams of equal ability for spring competition.  This is a mandate of the FGLL.  

Select Teams:

In the spring there is an additional opportunity to play in the FGLL Select games.  This is a try-out based team of the strongest players in the age group.  This team competes against other select programs on Friday nights during the spring season.  Occasionally due to numbers, interest and skill, the team may combine with a neighboring town.  Select players must also play on the Sunday teams.