When & Where
Training Schedule & Locations
All practices, game dates, and events are posted in the 212 Lacrosse app.
Trailside Elementary School
Outdoor practice facility
Basin Recreation Fieldhouse
Indoor training · Fall & winter
Summer 2026
Tournaments
Two tournaments this season.
Salt Lax City — Aloha Tournament
Legends Western Invitational
Fall / Winter 2026–27
Indoor Training
22 sessions at Basin Recreation Fieldhouse — Sundays, 1:00–2:30 PM.
Oct 4, 2026 – Mar 28, 2027 · 22 sessions · 33 hours of coached instruction.
Sundays only — Saturdays stay free for family time. Built-in breaks around Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, and Ski Swap.
Sundays only — Saturdays stay free for family time. Built-in breaks around Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, and Ski Swap.
Session Dates
- October 4, 11, 18, 25 (4 sessions)
- November 15, 22 (2 sessions · off Nov 8 Ski Swap, Nov 29 Thanksgiving)
- December 6, 13, 20 (3 sessions · off Dec 27 holiday break)
- January 10, 17, 24, 31 (4 sessions · off Jan 3 holiday break)
- February 7, 14, 21, 28 (4 sessions)
- March 7, 14, 21, 28 (4 sessions · spring season follows)
Team Gear
212 Lacrosse Gear
Custom Carolina blue gear designed for the 212 program.
For Parents
What You Need to Know
Your involvement matters. Here's how to set your player up for success each week.
- School first. Academic performance always takes priority.
- Fuel properly. Make sure your player is well-nourished, hydrated, and rested 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 before it starts — not right on time.
- Pack the night before. Have gear ready the evening before to avoid morning rushes.
💙 Financial Aid: Cost should never be a barrier. Financial aid is available — email Mike directly.
Our Program
About 212 Lacrosse
We build great athletes from the ground up — with joy, skill, and competition. At this age, fun isn't a bonus — it's the goal. Every session blends technical development, game IQ, and the kind of competitive experience that makes kids want to keep coming back.
Meet the Coaches
Player Evaluation & Playing Time
Players are assessed on four things: attitude, ability, practice attendance, and team utility. Higher-ranked players get priority in competitive situations, but every rostered player gets meaningful game time — especially in lower-stakes moments.
We develop the whole roster, not just the top line. Evaluation is a tool for growth, not a fixed ranking. It fosters healthy competition and helps every player improve.
Beyond the Field
As players grow with the program, 212 supports them off the field too:
- Recommendation letters
- Intern & employment opportunities with 212
- College recruiting guidance