Girls Lacrosse Winter League
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About
Run on our 40 x 80 yard state of the art field, the House of Sports Girls Lacrosse Winter League is Westchester’s longest continuous running & most popular program while providing an unmatched value at $225 per player for a 10 game season.
We’re proud of our history helping players & schools prepare for the spring season through competitive, fast paced, “box style” game play.
Our unique structure of Master’s & Emerging Divisions for Modified & High School helps create the most competitive leagues possible.
New This Year!
All Modified and High School games will be professionally live streamed via Live Barn. This value added benefit will allow players to review and critique their own perforate while allowing coaches to incorporate the film into their preparation.
Draw Controls after every 4th goal
Overview
| Youth 5/6 | Mod 7/8 | HS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | 12/4/22 | 12/4/22 | 12/4/22 |
| End | 3/5/23 | 3/5/23 | 3/5/23 |
| Team Fee* | No | No | No |
| *Minimum Number of Players Required | 10 | 12 | 18 |
| Player Fee | $225 | $225 | $225 |
| Guaranteed Games | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Rosters Due | 11/1/22 | 11/1/22 | 11/1/22 |
| Play Day | Sunday | Sunday | Sunday |
| Games Start at |
9:00 AM
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10:00 AM
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12:45 PM
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| Games End at | 9:50 AM | 12:40 PM | 9:00 PM |
| Max Number of Teams | 4* |
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| Emerging | N/A | 6 | 10 |
| Masters | N/A | 6 | 8 |
| Championship | No | Yes | Yes |
| Format (Field + Goalie) | 5v5 | 6v6 | 10v10: 9 Field + Goalie |
| Field Size In Yards | 40 x 20 | 40 x 40 | 80 x 40 |
| Field Size in Feet | 120 x 60 | 120 x 120 | 240 x 120 |
| All Games are 2 x 25 Minute Halves | |||
* Will expand if there’s a demand
FAQ’s
Q: When are Rosters due?
A: By November 1st.
This gives us a month to iron out League details
Q: Will there be a Free Agent Team?
A: Our goal is to have as many players possible playing. We do have Free Agent Teams planned. However, if we do not get enough interest to field a Team, we’ll try to assign Free Agents to Teams with low rosters.
Q: My school is interested but not enough to field a full team, what can we do?
A: We will look to combine you with another Team in a similar situation. We had success doing it last year
Q: I don’t have a Coach, what can I do?
A: We will assign a House of Sports Coach to your Team at no additional charge
Q: I don’t have a Goalie, what can I do?
A: We’ll reach out to other Teams to see if their Goalie would like to get additional gams in. If all else fails, we’ll use a “Hector the Rejector.”
Q: Is there a Team Fee?
A: While there is no Team Fee, we due have a minimum Roster size. Teams failing to see the minimums will either be asked to take Free Agents or have players pay incremental fee
Contact Us
Amy Communications Director
Communications Director
CoJo Frederick
Director of Girls Lacrosse
Chyna Hill
Assistant Director, Girls Lacrosse
Rukket 4×4 Net and Target Rejector Bundle
One annoying thing about pretty much any lacrosse goal is that it’s a pain to take anywhere.
The guys at Rukket, who make targets for lots of different sports and mainly known for their golf training tools, recently made a 4×4 lacrosse net and a target that goes on it. I put this set to the test.
The setup of both the goal and target were extremely easy and only took me about 5 minutes total. It already comes about half assembled and then you just need to finish putting it together. Attaching the optional rejector target is easy and you just need to attach a few velcro pieces around it and optionally put on some included bungie cords.
The first thing that I noticed when shooting on this goal was that it didn’t feel very stable at all. Because of its flexibility, the whole goal seems to move, especially on fast shots. Using the included stakes helped a little bit with this but it was still a bit of an annoyance that the entire goal would move after each shot. Another small complaint I had but definitely not a deal breaker, was that I think the size is a tiny bit off from 4×4 (mainly due to the flexibility of the goal and it not standing perfectly square).
The included rejector target has the four corners cut out as well as a small hole about the size of a ball directly in the center. These corner targets are the perfect size to work on sniping shots, but where I had a lot of fun was the small middle hole. Like the Thompson Brothers grew up shooting on, it helps you work on your accuracy a lot and is quite challenging trying to thread the ball through there with a high speed shot.
One thing that really impressed me about this goal was the durability of it. Because of it’s flexibility, the entire goal absorbs the impact of the shot. This prevents the net from ripping while still allowing the entire thing to be very light weight. The rejector net seemed like it could take a pretty decent beating, although while testing it mine got a small tear on one of the seams.
The best thing about this set is how portable the entire thing is. In only three quick motions that take about 30 seconds, the entire goal folds into a flat triangle.