Please note the following rules for driving and parking at the institutions whose fields we use for practice and games:

Nobles:  15 MPH speed limit on campus.  This is a particularly important issue on the back driveway entering from the Bridge St.  This gate entrance and roadway is especially dangerous at sunset after practice.
 
DCH:  No parking in the Community House lot.  This is reserved for DCH house functions.  Please park at the pool, on the street, or in the court house lot.

posted 05/15/2012
 
The best of the best in college lacrosse will come to Gillette Stadium May 26-28 for the 2012 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championships.  The action, energy and excitement at this, the world’s largest lacrosse event, creates memories that last a life time.  Tickets are still available!

In addition to the great action on the field, there are reunions with high school and college classmates, great tailgating, youth events, and a number of entertainment options that provid fans the ultimate lacrosse experience. 
 
Fans can purchase tickets via Ticketmaster or charge by phone 800 745 3000.
 
Ticket, youth clinics, NCAA Fan Festival along with other championship information is available at www.gillettestadiumlacrosse.com.

posted 10/15/2011
 
New Dedham Lacrosse T’s, Shirts, Hats, Jackets and other branded apparel are now available through the Online Store - just click on the link below.  New items include DYL Fleece Pullovers and Team Jackets.  Other new items will be added as the season progresses.  If there is an item you’d like us to offer, please let us know.  CLICK HERE:  Online Store

posted 10/15/2011
 
Dedham Youth Lacrosse participates as a member of the Mass Bay Youth Lacrosse League (MBYLL) for the boys and The Founder Lacrosse League (FGLL) for the Girls.  Both leagues have similar philosophies when it comes to teaching the game of lacrosse, focusing on the joy of the sport, as well as good citizenship on and off the field.

MBYLL Philosophy: The league promotes the growth of the game of lacrosse throughout Massachusetts by providing leadership, guidance, training and structure to anyone interested in lacrosse.  Member towns field all players as equally as possible with the goal of teaching the sport and providing a fun experience for all involved.

• No standings are kept
• No league championships or playoffs
• There are equal teams - no “A” or “B” teams
• Players receive equal playing time
• Coaches receive educational support in both lacrosse fundamentals and positive coaching
• Rules are modified to emphasize sportsmanship.

FGLL Philosophy: To help elementary- and middle-school-aged girls in our member towns learn to play and enjoy lacrosse.

• To honor the game by exemplifying its values of integrity, trust and competition
• Teams organized by school grade (1st/2nd, 3rd/4th, 5th/6th and 7th/8th)
• Balanced teams at each age level
• Emphasize skill building, teamwork, healthy competition and fun
• Equal playing time for all players
• Keeps game scores but does not post or publish them during or after the game
• Has no standings, play-offs or championships
• Adheres to a Zero Tolerance policy for misconduct of players, coaches and spectators

More information on both leagues can be found at their websites listed in the right hand column.