Program Priorities
We believe great athletes are built from the ground up — with joy, skill, and consistent competitive experience.
Love for the Game
We create an environment where kids fall in love with lacrosse and want to keep coming back.
Skill & Lacrosse IQ
Focused development of technical skills and on-field decision making from day one.
Competitive Training
Consistent, structured competition that challenges players and accelerates growth.
Fun
At this age, fun isn't a bonus — it's the goal. We take that seriously.
Our Coaches
Led by experienced coaches who know how to develop players at this age — balancing instruction, encouragement, and competition.
Meet the CoachesTraining Schedule & Facilities
All practices, game dates, and events are accessible through the 212 Lacrosse app.
Trailside Elementary School
Outdoor practice facility
Basin Recreation Fieldhouse
Indoor lacrosse & year-round training. Fall & winter schedule.
212 Lacrosse App
Full training and event schedule
Want to accelerate your player's development? Semi-private training is available in small groups of up to 6, by appointment.
Request a SessionTournament Schedule
Indoor Training Program
When summer wraps, training moves indoors — 22 structured sessions at Basin Recreation Fieldhouse, Sundays 1:00 to 2:30 PM.
Basin Recreation Fieldhouse
Indoor home base for fall & winter training. Park City — no travel required.
Oct 4, 2026 – Mar 28, 2027
22 sessions · 33 hours of coached instruction · Sundays 1:00–2:30 PM
Sessions run across six months with built-in breaks around holidays and family time.
October
4 sessions — Oct 4, 11, 18, 25
November
2 sessions — Nov 15, 22
Off: Nov 8 (Ski Swap) · Nov 29 (Thanksgiving)
December
3 sessions — Dec 6, 13, 20
Off: Dec 27 (Holiday break)
January
4 sessions — Jan 10, 17, 24, 31
Off: Jan 3 (Holiday break)
February
4 sessions — Feb 7, 14, 21, 28
March
4 sessions — Mar 7, 14, 21, 28
Spring season follows →
212 Lacrosse Team Gear
Custom Carolina blue gear designed for the 212 program — built to perform and unmistakable on the field.
How Players Are Evaluated
Evaluation is a tool for growth, not a fixed ranking. It fosters healthy competition and helps every player improve.
Players are assessed in four areas. Those who rank higher get priority in competitive situations, but coaches make sure every rostered player gets meaningful game time.
Attitude
Leadership, coachability, and alignment with team values
Ability
Technical skills, lacrosse IQ, conditioning, and consistent performance
Practice Attendance
Regular participation and active engagement at every session
Team Utility
Versatility, mastery of team systems, and chemistry with teammates
We believe in developing the whole roster, not just the top line.
Parent Guidelines
Your involvement matters. Here's how you can set your player up for success every week.
- School first. Academic performance always takes priority.
- Fuel properly. Ensure your player is well-nourished, hydrated, and getting enough sleep before every session.
- Encourage wall ball. 4–6 hours per week builds the stick skills that transform players.
- Arrive early. Plan to get to training sessions before they start — not on time.
- Pack the night before. Have gear ready the evening before every session to avoid morning rushes.
Beyond the Field
"An essential quality of 212 Lacrosse is our commitment to 212 players off the field — throughout high school and beyond."
As players grow with the program, 212 provides:
- Recommendation letters
- Intern & employment opportunities with 212 (when applicable)
- College recruiting guidance (when applicable)