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At Husky Lacrosse, we believe in fostering the spirit of girls lacrosse on Long Island by creating an inclusive community where passion, skill, and empowerment flourish. Our mission is to not only cultivate a love for the sport but also provide opportunities for lacrosse players to pursue their dreams and excel in the game they adore.
With a steadfast commitment to giving back to the community, we focus on supporting aspiring athletes who might otherwise lack the resources to fully explore their potential in lacrosse.
Throughout the summer, Husky Lacrosse becomes a beacon of inspiration and dedication for young athletes. Our carefully curated programs are designed to impart essential skills, instill confidence, and nurture a strong work ethic. We provide a platform where players not only improve their technical abilities but also build lifelong friendships and a sense of camaraderie.
We believe that every individual has untapped potential, waiting to be unleashed. At Husky Lacrosse, we foster a growth mindset, encouraging players to push their boundaries and embrace challenges as opportunities for personal growth. Through tailored training sessions and expert coaching, we empower players to set ambitious goals and turn their dreams into reality.
As a community-driven organization, we are deeply committed to the growth of girls lacrosse on Long Island. We understand the profound impact the sport has on young lives, teaching values such as teamwork, discipline, and resilience. By nurturing a love for lacrosse, we aim to pass down this legacy to future generations, creating a lasting tradition that enriches our local communities.
At the heart of our mission is the belief that diversity strengthens the game. Husky Lacrosse embraces players from all walks of life, celebrating the uniqueness each individual brings to the field. We create an environment where differences are embraced, fostering an atmosphere of inclusivity and mutual respect.
In pursuing our vision, we rely on the unwavering support of our dedicated coaches, sponsors, and volunteers who share our passion for the sport and our commitment to making a positive impact. Together, we are united in our mission to transform lives through girls lacrosse, ensuring that the sport continues to thrive on Long Island and beyond.
As we embark on this journey, we invite all lacrosse enthusiasts, athletes, and supporters to join us in building a legacy that extends far beyond the boundaries of the game. Together, we will empower girls to achieve their dreams, embodying the spirit of Husky Lacrosse and leaving an indelible mark on the world of sports and beyond..
All contests between teams shall be played according to US Lacrosse / NFHS Scholastic Rules with the following WCLA or League modifications:
Players' sticks may touch the ground over the restraining line on the draw they still may not cross the line until possession is established if doing so would constitute more than 3 players for that team between the restraining lines
The sticks on the draw must be fully parallel and within the vertical plane of the center line
Stick stringing specifications have moved from a technical standard to performance standard
Yellow cards are releasable until the 4th card and all subsequent cards are nonreleasable. Team card counts do not apply to play down. Individual card counts do apply
Players on the defending team in their defensive end of the field may run through or remain in the goal circle when their team is in possession of the ball. Defenders within the goal circle may only play the ball if they are wholly grounded (e.g., both feet within the goal circle). Defenders must immediately leave the goal circle when their team loses possession of the ball
The goalkeeper is exempt from shooting space outside of the goal circle
Horizontal Stick/Illegal Contact: Initiating crosse-to-body contact with the crosse parallel to the ground (9 and 3 o’clock) and hands apart is a major foul
Defenders may not check towards the body
Defenders may not reach through the sphere to check the ball carrier
A player may reach into the sphere to make a safe check. Checks must be controlled, not intimidating or dangerous
Games duration shall be no longer than four 12-minute running clock quarters but may be shortened at the discretion of the league administrator
Each team shall be allowed 1 non-clock-stopping timeout during each half
All tie games at the end of regulation shall be resolved using USL overtime procedures for sudden victory
Leg and thigh padding is not required for goalkeepers
All games will begin promptly at the time posted on the website
In the event of a tie score at the end of the game, a single sudden victory period will be played for (5) five minutes. Sudden victory, no timeouts, first goal wins. No score in overtime will result in a tie
If either (or both) team(s) does (do) not have the requisite number of players at the beginning of the game (e.g., 12 (for full-field leagues), the team captains or other representatives will meet and confer to determine whether the game will count towards the league standings. Specifically, the team captains/representatives can agree to play the scheduled game in a different format (e.g., 5v5, 6v6, 7v7 with flipped cages) and have the game count towards the league standings. If an agreement is not reached, the team that has more players will be given a 1-0 default forfeit victory and the teams will play an exhibition scrimmage with the players that are present.
Forfeit Rule - If a team forfeits two or more games throughout the course of a season, that team is subject to being disqualified from playing in the playoffs in that particular season.