TRAIN. COMPETE. GROW.

The Bantam program introduces the youngest players to the sport of lacrosse in a fun and supportive environment. This level focuses on helping players become comfortable with the stick, the ball, and the basic flow of the game.

Players learn core fundamentals such as passing, catching, cradling, and basic field movement.

The Lightning program builds on the fundamentals introduced in the Bantam program while helping players develop stronger game awareness and teamwork.

Players continue developing passing, offensive movement, defensive positioning, and understanding the rules and strategies of the game.

The Junior program introduces more advanced gameplay and team strategy as players continue developing their skills.

Athletes begin refining offensive movement, defensive techniques, team formations, and game tempo while preparing for full-field play.

The Senior program prepares players for the transition to high school lacrosse by focusing on competitive gameplay and advanced development.

Players develop position-specific skills, advanced strategies, leadership, and conditioning to prepare for high school competition.

The Georgetown Girls Lacrosse program combines speed, strategy, teamwork, and field awareness in a fast-moving sport that challenges athletes both mentally and physically. Open to girls in grades 1–8, the program creates opportunities for female athletes to compete, build confidence, develop leadership skills, and be part of a growing lacrosse community in Central Texas.

Girls lacrosse emphasizes movement, spacing, communication, agility, and game IQ while helping players develop strong stick skills and overall athleticism through structured practices, competitive play, and team development.

Whether athletes are new to the sport or continuing to advance their game, the program is designed to help players grow as competitors, teammates, and leaders on and off the field.