Girls Lacrosse Open to 6th, 7th & 8th graders
Girls in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade are invited to try out for the NGLA Select Team. Bring your game, meet the coaches, and see what the Bulldogs are building.
Select Team tryouts are open to girls in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade.
Girls Select Team Tryouts
Thursday, November 5 · 5–6 PM · NGMS
Most NGLA families started with questions. The program is built to help kids learn, make friends, and grow into the North Gwinnett lacrosse community.
Talk to NGLA"Our son's experience as a kindergartner was wonderful. The coaches made lacrosse fun while still teaching the basics step by step."
The Strunk Family
K-Program
"Our two elementary school-aged sons found their calling with North Gwinnett Lacrosse after trying other rec sports. They made incredible friends on and off the field."
The Perroy Family
Elementary Boys Family
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Season
Aug
Players
Boys & Girls K-8
Gear
Loaners Available
Programs
Every Bulldog starts somewhere. NGLA boys lacrosse welcomes players from K through 8th grade — whether it's your first season or your fifth. Learn stick skills, teamwork, and what it means to be part of something bigger.
Contact Rules: K–1 is non-contact — players learn stick skills and game flow without body checking. Boys contact begins in 2nd grade under age-appropriate rules, with full protective gear including helmet, gloves, and pads.
NGLA girls lacrosse is for everyone — first-time players and experienced athletes alike. Build skills, confidence, and a crew that has your back, from K through 8th grade.
Contact Rules: Non-contact play (no body checking). Players wear protective gear including goggles or a girls lacrosse helmet, plus a mouthguard, to stay safe while having fun.
Families should know the real commitment before registering. NGLA keeps the first step manageable with transparent fees, beginner-friendly teams, and loaner gear options.
$135-$385
Program cost depends on age group. Fees cover league costs, officials, fields, insurance, and season operations.
Available
First-year families can ask about helmets and gear sets before buying everything upfront.
Ask Us
No family should skip lacrosse because of cost. Contact us early if price is a concern.
Scholarships + access
Cost should never keep a child from playing lacrosse. Financial assistance is available for NGLA families—please reach out if a scholarship would help your player join the team.
Your email opens to growth@northlax.com.
Quick Answers
A few answers that usually help families choose their next step.
Yes. NGLA is built for new and returning players. Coaches teach fundamentals and place kids in age-appropriate groups.
No. The free clinic is designed for first-timers, and NGLA has loaner gear available while supplies last.
If your player is ready, register first. If you are unsure, start with the free clinic or contact us.
Fall runs Aug–Oct, with practices and games centered around the North Gwinnett community.
Whether your child is brand new or ready for their next season, NGLA is here to help your family find the right team, gear path, and community.
Boys and girls K–8 · Beginner friendly · Loaner gear available
Scholarship opportunities available. Contact us to apply.
A place for every kid and every family
New families welcome
Beginners welcome
