Creeks Youth Lacrosse typically plays its primary season from February through late April or early May. Exact dates may vary by age group, field availability, and weather.

Age groups are based on USA Lacrosse age guidelines and the player’s birth date. Visit our Find Your Age Group page to see the current age chart and determine the correct division for your player.

Yes. A current USA Lacrosse membership is required for registration. If your player does not already have a membership number, you can create or renew one through USA Lacrosse before completing registration.

Equipment requirements vary by age group. Older players will typically need a lacrosse helmet, shoulder pads with a certified chest protector, arm or elbow pads, gloves, a lacrosse stick, mouthguard, cleats, and a water bottle. Younger introductory players may have fewer equipment requirements. Specific requirements will be shared for each program.

White helmets are preferred when possible because they work well across Creeks teams and are easy to use as players move between programs. Other equipment colors are generally flexible. Safety and proper fit are more important than matching colors.

Creeks Youth Lacrosse uses several fields throughout the St. Johns County area. Plantation Park is a primary game location, with additional practices or activities held at other approved local fields depending on the season and age group. Visit our Locations page for current field information.

Teams are formed based on registration numbers, age group, available coaches, and overall player balance. Our goal is to create fair, competitive teams while giving players the best possible experience.

No. Beginners are welcome. Creeks Youth Lacrosse is designed to help players learn the fundamentals, build confidence, improve skills, and enjoy the game at an age-appropriate level.

A long pole is a longer defensive lacrosse stick used by certain defensive players at older age levels. Most young or beginner players do not need one. Coaches will let families know if and when a long pole is appropriate for a player.

Creeks Youth Lacrosse depends on volunteers to support teams, events, and league operations. Parents interested in coaching, assisting a team, or helping in another role can contact us through the website for current opportunities.

If you still have questions, visit our Contact Us page and send us a message. A member of the Creeks Youth Lacrosse team will get back to you as soon as possible.