Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Equipment:

Players provide their own lacrosse gear. They're expected to bring the following to each practice/game:

helmet, gloves, shoulder pads, elbow pads, cleats, cup, mouth guard
2 game-ready sticks
water bottle + water

All players should have an approved helmet and shoulder pads. Varsity players MUST have a team helmet!

Seasons:
Registration usually begins 1 month before each season starts (2 months for the Spring Season).

Fall Ball:
- from late August to mid-October
- practices mid-week in Fort Collins, games on Saturdays in Lafayette
- for all 9-12th grade players
Fall/Winter Indoor:
- Monday & Thursday evenings
- Tuesday & Wednesday evenings at RMHS
- Fall session - from early November to mid-December
- Winter session - from early January to mid-February
Spring Camp:
- usually the second-to-last week in February
- 3-day camp (Wed-Fri)
Spring Season:
- from late February to early May
- tryouts are on the first day of the season
- practices are held daily (typically from 4-6, 5-7, or similar)
- the PSD Athletic Handbook applies to the Spring season

Transportation/Food:

Spring Season:
- Transportation: Transportation to most away games will be by PSD school bus (departing from Fossil Ridge High School). You must arrange to get your player to FRHS to catch the bus and pick him up after the bus returns from the game. School release times will be provided on the Lobos website.
- Food: Post-game food and drinks will be provided for most away games.
Other Seasons:
- No transportation or food is provided.

Uniforms:

Spring Season:
The program provides game jerseys and shorts for the Spring season. They must be returned at the end of the season. If you lose them you are responsible for paying to replace them, and they are expensive. If your uniform isn't turned in at the end of the season, your grades will be put on "hold' by the School District. Grades will not be released until the uniform is turned in or fees are paid.
Other Seasons:
Other seasons may require game pinnies and/or shorts. If so, they will be provided by the program (and they will usually be yours to keep).

Fundraising:

In an effort to reduce the cost of playing lacrosse the Booster Club provides a couple of ways of raising funds:

Individual fundraising:
Click here for info on how you can painlessly raise money for the team, using your King Soopers card.
Group fundraising:
Click here for info on helping with group fundraising efforts

Scholarships:

We provide a limited number of need-based scholarships (partial or full) each season to support players who otherwise would not have the opportunity to play high school lacrosse. Email for more info.

Volunteering:

We welcome anyone who is interested in helping support the program. Please let us know if you are interested in helping out in any of the following ways:

Boosters:
In addition to fundraising, Boosters also contribute to the program in a number of "program support" ways, like helping with team photos, banquets, uniform distribution, etc. Please email for more information.
Donations:
If you would like to make a donation to the program (we are a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit organization), please contact the Boosters president.
Coaching:
If you are interesting in coaching, please contact the district head coach, Will Cantwell, at .