Goalie instruction
Work one-on-one or in small groups with our goalies on positioning, hands, and reading a shot. Especially useful for anyone who played goalie themselves.
Help without
the whole season
A club this size runs on people who can give an hour, not a spring. Pick a role, tell us how often works for you, and we'll fit you in.
On the field
Coaching help
None of these need a season-long commitment. Show up for the drill you know — or if you don't know any, there's still a way to help.
Faceoff training
Faceoffs are their own discipline. If you know the technique, a few reps a week with our faceoff guys is worth more than most of what we can teach.
Wall-ball sessions
Stick skills for newer players — the twenty minutes of catch-and-throw that turns a first-year player into someone who can hold the ball under pressure.
Practice help
Run a drill station, keep a rep count, or just be another set of eyes at practice. No lacrosse background required for most of this.
Ball crew
Balls need to be out before practice and gathered up after — an easy, no-experience role that's a great fit for a younger sibling or aspiring player who wants to be part of the team, or a parent looking for something low-key to do. Show up, help carry buckets, done.
Coaches register through USA Lacrosse the same way players do, and the club covers the membership — there's no cost to you. Ball crew doesn't need any of that; just show up. Either way, email Coach Anderson with what you'd like to help with and how often works.
Game day
Table &
sideline roles
Home games need a scorekeeper, a clock, and someone running balls. None of it is complicated, and we will walk you through it the first time.
New to scorekeeping?
We don't have our own walkthrough video yet, so in the meantime, KeepLaxStats runs a free, well-regarded scorekeeping guide built specifically for boys high school lacrosse — the same rules our games are scored under.
External resource
KeepLaxStats scorekeeping guide
Free training built for boys high school lacrosse scorekeepers and timekeepers.
Open the guide