This full-contact form of Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports south of the border. This fast paced sport combines the openness of a field game with the high intensity of box lacrosse. Opportunities are expanding with the recent growth of this sport.

It’s no secret that Canadians are the most skilled lacrosse players in the game. The stick skills, speed and toughness acquired in box lacrosse have led to many Canadian lacrosse players, receiving NCAA University and College scholarships.

Equipment required
• Lacrosse stick
• Shoulder pads
• Arm pads
• Helmet/ mask
• Kidney /rib pads
• Mouthgaurd, gloves
• Jock/jill
• Cleats

2008 Season
The Field Lacrosse season is short, intense and a great warm-up for the Rep program. We are planningthree teams; one team at Novice, one team at Pee Wee, and one team at Bantam.

Tryouts will begin in early April.

Scheduled Game Dates-TBD

Novice and Peewee play on Saturdays

For more information contact our
Field Director – Chad DeVries

Check the OMFLL for schedule changes.