When is the Texas State Lacrosse Championship. Where are the championship games held. How can teams check in for the tournament. What are the facility restrictions for the championship event. Are practice fields available for teams.
Texas State Lacrosse Championship Overview
The Texas State Lacrosse Championship is a prestigious event showcasing the top lacrosse talent across various divisions. This annual tournament brings together teams from different classes to compete for state titles. The championship games are typically held over a weekend in May, featuring intense competition and high-level play.
2023 Championship Brackets and Divisions
The 2023 Texas State Lacrosse Championship is divided into five classes:
- Class AA
- Class A
- Class B
- Class C
- Class D
Each class has its own bracket, allowing teams to compete against others of similar skill levels and school sizes. This structure ensures fair competition and provides opportunities for schools of all sizes to vie for a state title.
Championship Schedule and Venue
The 2023 Texas State Lacrosse Championship is scheduled for May 13th and 14th. All games will be played at two primary locations in Coppell:
- Coppell High School
- Coppell Lesley Field
Games are scheduled throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday, with championship finals taking place on Sunday. The schedule is designed to accommodate all classes and provide ample time between matches.
Saturday Schedule Highlights:
- 10:00 AM: Class A semifinals
- 12:00 PM: Class AA and Class B semifinals
- 4:30 PM: Class D final
- 6:30 PM: Class C final
Sunday Schedule Highlights:
- 10:00 AM: Class B final
- 12:00 PM: Class A final
- 2:30 PM: Class AA final
Is there a way to watch the games remotely? Yes, all state weekend games will be streamed live by Game On Sports, allowing fans and supporters to tune in from anywhere.
Team Check-In Procedures
Proper team check-in is crucial for a smooth tournament experience. Here’s what teams need to know:
Buddy Echols Field:
- Teams check in at the player/coaches’ gate by the fieldhouse
- Head coaches receive a packet with all coaches/staff badges
- Teams are then directed to their assigned locker rooms
Lesley Field:
- Check-in takes place at the main gate by the fieldhouse
- Head coaches receive badge packets
- Teams are guided to their locker rooms
Are there specific guidelines for sideline passes? Yes, all additional sideline passes beyond those included in the coach’s packet will be issued at the main gate for both venues.
Facility Restrictions and Guidelines
To ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for all participants and spectators, the following restrictions are in place:
- No pets allowed (except for working dogs assisting those with disabilities)
- Alcoholic beverages are prohibited on all property
- Tobacco products are not permitted
The track area around the field is restricted to approved players and staff. Each team is allowed:
- Up to five coaches or staff members
- Two representatives at the “Official Score Table”
- One team photographer and/or videographer
Practice Fields and Warm-Up Areas
Do teams have access to practice facilities before their games? Yes, the organizers have made arrangements for teams to warm up and prepare:
- Warm-up fields with goals are available adjacent to the stadium
- These areas are secure and designated specifically for participating teams
- Teams should adhere to the provided practice field schedule to ensure fair access for all
Medical Support and Trainer Availability
Player safety is a top priority at the Texas State Lacrosse Championship. Here’s what teams should know about medical support:
- Baylor Health provides athletic trainers for all games
- Trainers can assist with ankle wrapping (players must bring their own supplies)
- SCAT 3 test is used to evaluate potential concussions
- If a concussion is suspected, the player will not be allowed to return to play
What happens if a player is injured during a game? The on-site athletic trainers will assess the situation and provide necessary care. In case of serious injuries, they will coordinate with local emergency services as needed.
Accommodations for Traveling Teams
For teams traveling from out of town, the championship organizers have made arrangements to facilitate comfortable stays:
- A list of nearby hotels is available for teams to choose from
- Special team rates are being negotiated with partner hotels
- Information on discounted rates will be emailed to qualifying teams
How can teams access the hotel information? A link to the hotel listings is provided by the organizers, and teams are encouraged to book early to secure the best rates and availability.
Additional Tournament FAQs
Gate Opening Times:
Gates will open 1 hour prior to the first scheduled game on both Saturday and Sunday.
Locker Room Procedures:
Designated locker rooms in the Field House are available for team meetings and pre-game preparations. Host staff will guide teams to their assigned spaces.
Site Administrators:
Official site administrators are not required or allowed on the field, as the host organization handles security. However, teams and fans are expected to maintain appropriate behavior throughout the event.
Official Scoring:
The official scorebook and penalty time are managed at the sidelines by designated officials.
Are spectators allowed to bring their own seating? It’s best to check with the venue directly, as seating policies may vary. Generally, most high school stadiums provide adequate seating for spectators.
Streaming and Media Coverage
The Texas State Lacrosse Championship recognizes the importance of making the games accessible to a wider audience. To that end, comprehensive streaming options are available:
- All state weekend games will be streamed live
- Game On Sports is the official streaming partner
- Fans can watch from anywhere with an internet connection
How can fans access the live streams? Details on accessing the streams, including any potential subscription requirements or pay-per-view options, will be made available on the official championship website closer to the event date.
Media Credentials:
For media outlets looking to cover the championship, a credentialing process is likely in place. Interested parties should contact the tournament organizers well in advance to secure proper access and permissions.
Championship Impact and Significance
The Texas State Lacrosse Championship is more than just a series of games; it’s a showcase of the sport’s growth and development in the state. Here’s why this event matters:
- Promotes lacrosse at the high school level across Texas
- Provides a platform for top athletes to demonstrate their skills
- Attracts college recruiters, offering exposure for players
- Fosters community engagement and school spirit
- Contributes to the overall development of lacrosse in the region
How does winning a state championship impact a school’s lacrosse program? Capturing a state title can significantly boost a program’s profile, potentially leading to increased funding, better recruitment opportunities, and elevated status within the school and local community.
Preparing for Championship Success
For teams aiming to make a deep run in the Texas State Lacrosse Championship, preparation is key. Here are some strategies for success:
- Develop a comprehensive training plan leading up to the tournament
- Scout potential opponents and study their playing styles
- Focus on team cohesion and mental preparation
- Ensure all equipment meets regulation standards
- Plan travel and accommodation arrangements well in advance
What role does regular season performance play in championship success? While a strong regular season can build confidence and momentum, the championship often sees underdog teams making surprising runs. Every team that qualifies has a chance to claim the title, regardless of their season record.
Growing the Game: Lacrosse in Texas
The Texas State Lacrosse Championship is a testament to the sport’s growing popularity in the Lone Star State. Here’s how lacrosse is developing in Texas:
- Increasing number of high schools offering lacrosse programs
- Youth leagues expanding across the state
- More colleges in Texas adding varsity and club lacrosse teams
- Improved facilities and resources dedicated to the sport
- Greater media coverage and public interest in lacrosse events
How can schools or communities start new lacrosse programs? Interested parties should reach out to the Texas High School Lacrosse League or US Lacrosse for guidance on establishing new programs, including information on equipment, coaching, and league organization.
Spectator Experience and Fan Engagement
The Texas State Lacrosse Championship isn’t just for the players; it’s an exciting event for spectators as well. Here’s what fans can expect:
- High-energy atmosphere with school pride on full display
- Opportunity to see the best high school lacrosse talent in Texas
- Concessions and merchandise available at the venues
- Potential for fan activities or contests between games
- Chance to support local athletes and schools
Are there special events or activities planned for fans during the championship weekend? While the focus is on the games themselves, organizers often arrange additional attractions to enhance the overall experience. Check the official event website for any announcements regarding fan activities or special events.
Post-Championship Recognition and Awards
Winning a state championship is a significant achievement, and the Texas State Lacrosse Championship ensures proper recognition for top performers:
- Championship trophies for each class winner
- All-tournament team selections
- Most Valuable Player awards
- Potential for additional individual accolades
How are all-tournament teams and MVP awards determined? These selections are typically made by a committee of coaches, officials, and tournament organizers based on outstanding performances throughout the championship event.
Long-term Benefits:
Success in the state championship can have lasting impacts on players and programs:
- Enhanced college recruitment opportunities
- Increased local and state-wide recognition
- Potential for players to be selected for elite showcase events or all-star games
- Boosted morale and interest in lacrosse at the winning schools
Volunteering and Community Involvement
Hosting a successful state championship requires significant community support. Here’s how individuals can get involved:
- Volunteer opportunities for various roles during the event
- Local businesses can sponsor teams or provide support services
- Schools and community organizations can help promote the championship
How can interested volunteers sign up to help with the championship? Those looking to contribute should check the official tournament website or contact the organizing committee directly for information on volunteer needs and registration processes.
Future of the Texas State Lacrosse Championship
As lacrosse continues to grow in popularity, the state championship is likely to evolve. Potential future developments could include:
- Expansion to include more divisions or teams
- Enhanced media coverage and streaming options
- Partnerships with professional lacrosse organizations
- Development of showcase events alongside the championship
- Increased integration with national high school lacrosse rankings and recognition
How can the lacrosse community contribute to the growth and improvement of the state championship? Feedback from coaches, players, and fans is valuable. Many organizing bodies welcome suggestions and conduct post-event surveys to gather ideas for enhancing future championships.
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2023 Championship Brackets
Class AA
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
2023 Championship Schedule
State Championship 5/13 & 5/14
- All state weekend games will be streamed live by Game On Sports.
| Time | Coppell High School | Coppell Lesley Field |
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| Saturday | ||
| 10:00 AM | Class A – Kinkaid vs Lake Travis | Class A – Cy Woods vs Episcopal Houston |
| 12:00 PM | Class AA – ESD vs Highland Park | Class B – Westlake vs Westwood |
| 2:30 PM | Class AA – Woodlands vs Westlake | Class B – Lovejoy vs TMI Episcopal |
| 4:30 PM | Class D Final – John Paul II vs Hyde Park | |
| 6:30 PM | Class C Final – Alamo Heights vs Vista Ridge | |
| Sunday | ||
| 10:00 AM | Class B Final | |
| 12:00 PM | Class A Final | |
| 2:30 PM | Class AA Final | |
Please check back closer to the event for the latest bracket and times.
2023 Championship FAQ
Game Locations and Times:
Gates will open 1 hr. prior to the 1st scheduled game on Saturday and Sunday
What are the team check-in procedures?
- Buddy Echols Field – Teams will check-in at the player/coaches’ gate by the fieldhouse. Upon check-in, the head coach will receive a packet with all the coaches/staff badges in it. The team will then be led to their locker room. Please adhere to the locker room & practice field schedule. All other sideline passes will be issued at the main gate.
- Lesley Field – Teams will check-in at the main gate by the fieldhouse. Upon check-in, the head coach will receive a packet with all the coaches/staff badges in it. The team will then be led to their locker room. Please adhere to the locker room & practice field schedule. All other sideline passes will be issued at the main gate.
All other sideline passes will be issued at the main gate.
Are there facility restrictions?
- Pets are prohibited. Working dogs (handicapped aides) are permitted.
- The use of alcoholic beverages or tobacco products is prohibited on all property.
What field personnel are allowed?
- The track area around the field is restricted to approved players and staff. Each team will be allowed up to five (5) coaches or staff members, two (2) representatives to sit at the ends of the “Official Score Table,” and no more than one Team photographer and/or videographer.
Are there hotels available?
- Yes – The link below will take you to a page with multiple hotels located in the area. We are currently working with the hotels we partner with to secure special team rates for the teams traveling from out of town. This information will be emailed to the teams as soon as we have that list.
Hotel Listing
This information will be emailed to the teams as soon as we have that list.
Will there be practice fields available?
- Yes – There will be practice fields available. Teams will have access to a warm-up field, with goals, adjacent to the stadium. This is a secure area for your teams.
What is the locker room procedure?
- There will be designated locker rooms in the Field House for meeting, dressing, etc. before and postgame. Hosts will show teams where to go.
Will trainers be available?
- Baylor Health is providing athletic trainers for the games. If not treating players, they will be available to wrap ankles; however, players must provide their own supplies (pre-wrap, tape, etc.). The trainers will use the SCAT 3 test to evaluate any possible concussion. If a concussion is suspected, the athlete will not be able to return to play and the player’s coaching staff on site will be notified.
Are home and visitor site administrators required?
- Site Administrators are not needed or allowed on the field since the host will handle security. We do ask that the fans and teams behave accordingly.
Who runs the table?
- The official scorebook and penalty time will be kept at the sidelines by tournament-provided personnel. Each team may have a single team bookkeeper and a single spotter allowed at the table.
Will there be bus parking?
- Yes, there will be designated Bus parking. There will be directional signage and event staff to identify the area. Each team will also receive a map with parking clearly marked prior to the event.
How much will it cost to get in?
- Adults $15 each day or a band to use both days can be purchased for $25
- Students $10 each day
- Youth wearing a youth lacrosse team jersey $5
- Children 2 and under free
Will T-shirts be available for purchase at the Stadium?
- A vendor will be onsite at Buddy Echols Field both days selling tournament t-shirts.
Will there be a program available?
- A digital program will be available to download.
Are credit cards accepted?
- No, we accept cash and Venmo both at the gate and concession stand.
Will I be allowed to take pictures or film during the games?
- Each team will be given ONE sideline pass to be used by your Team Photographer or Videographer. This pass will be distributed to the team at check-in. The designated team photographer will be allowed on the fan side sideline five yards from the sideline and not beyond goal-line extended. All other photographers may take pictures from the stands, but please be aware that standing at the front railing affects the view of those that are seated behind you. The field of play will not be accessible after the final games for personal photos. The teams will be encouraged to move off the fields where they will be accessible for family photos.
Who should I contact for a Media Pass?
- Media passes are restricted to actual media representatives and are not intended for use by commercial photographers. Agreement not to resell photographs taken under the use of a Media Pass will be required.
Will there be photos for sale?
- Photos will not be for sale through Coppell Lacrosse.
What happens if there is inclement weather?
- Stadiums have an all-weather surface, and games will not be called on account of the weather. Bring rain gear.
- The Coppell Parks and Recreation Department operates a lightning prediction system at the stadium. This system is designed to alert users that the conditions are favorable for lightning strikes. When the system detects the potential for a lightning strike, the air horns sound an uninterrupted 15-second blast, and the strobe light will activate. Patrons who hear the horn and/or see the light need to seek shelter immediately. When the system no longer detects a threat, three 5-second blasts from the horn will sound and the strobe light will stop working. This is the signal that it is safe to return outdoors.
Patrons who hear the horn and/or see the light need to seek shelter immediately. When the system no longer detects a threat, three 5-second blasts from the horn will sound and the strobe light will stop working. This is the signal that it is safe to return outdoors.
Will there be Concessions and food vendors at the tournament?
- Food and beverages will be available for sale in the concession area of the stadium. A variety of lunch items, snacks and drinks will be offered both days. We will take cash and Venmo only at the concession stand. A food vender will also be on hand selling food and drinks.
Will there be other activities?
- No other activities will be on site.
What do I do about personal emergencies?
In case of any emergency, please contact:
- Brooks Carter
972-658-1169
Coppell Lacrosse President - Jeff Sullivan
214-924-2476
HS Boys Program Director - Matt Mueller
518-524-6339
Varsity Head Coach - Kendra Carter
972-658-1169
Booster Club President
On-site first-aid:
- A trainer is available for all teams. Teams may bring their own trainer if they would like.
Teams may bring their own trainer if they would like.
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TGHSLL will support all local area high school lacrosse programs, and encourage youth players to continue their participation at the high school level.
The Goals of TGHSLL are:
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Serving as the unbiased, umbrella support organization to grow women’s lacrosse across the great state of Texas
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