FAQs
Who can play for Vegas Strong Lacrosse? Vegas Strong Lacrosse is a competitive girls club lacrosse program based in Las Vegas, NV. We field teams at multiple levels including High School Elite, Varsity, Junior Varsity, Middle School (14U), and 10U. Our teams compete in Summer, Fall, and Winter seasons. All practices are held in Las Vegas, so players from nearby areas should be prepared to travel to attend practices.
What is the Vegas Strong Lacrosse training schedule? Seasons vary by age group and program, but teams typically practice twice per week. Summer: mid-May through early July Fall: September through November Winter: December through mid-January Your team’s specific practice schedule and locations will be shared once teams are finalized.
Can I coach for Vegas Strong? Yes! We are always looking for passionate coaches who want to make a positive impact. If you are interested in coaching, please send your full name, phone number, and highest level of play to vegasstronglacrosse@gmail.com
What if my child is new to lacrosse? Vegas Strong welcomes players at all experience levels. Our beginner and skills-oriented programs introduce the game safely and help young athletes build confidence before moving into more competitive play.
How much does Vegas Strong cost? Membership fees can vary from season to season depending on a number of factors, including sponsorship support and tournament costs. We aim to keep fees affordable while providing high-quality coaching, competitive travel opportunities, and support services. Current pricing is posted 2–3 weeks before each season begins.
How can I support Vegas Strong Lacrosse? There are many ways to help our club grow and thrive — including volunteering, sponsorship, equipment donations, travel assistance, and monetary contributions. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all donations are tax-deductible and go directly toward supporting players and programs. Visit our Support page for more details.
What gear do I need to play? All players must have the appropriate equipment to practice and compete safely: Girls lacrosse stick (girls and boys sticks are not interchangeable) Mouthguard Goggles or girls lacrosse helmet Cleats (no metal spikes) We recommend choosing gear that the player can grow with and that meets safety standards.
Can you explain the college recruiting support? Our coaches have collegiate playing and recruiting experience and strong connections within the college lacrosse community. We provide guidance on the recruiting process, exposure opportunities at top tournaments, and individualized advice for players seeking to compete at the next level.