Anyone who is 18 years of age and older who has a good attitude and wants to learn and play the game of field lacrosse.

No prior lacrosse playing experience is required to play in Beer League Lacrosse, LLC games. We have players who have never played the game, all the way up to former Division 1, 2, and 3 college players. Getting a lacrosse stick and practicing throwing and catching before you play will greatly improve your skills and enjoyment of your first game.

Standard field lacrosse equipment designed for the game of lacrosse, as well as a lacrosse stick are required. Helmet, gloves, elbow pads, and chest/shoulder pads are required. An Athletic cup, mouthguard, and cleats/turf shoes are highly encouraged. Players must provide their own equipment and are responsible for making sure it is in good working condition.

"Beer League" is an expression meant to convey that our league is fun and not overly serious. Some players do get together after games to socialize, but it is in no way required to participate in games.

YES! Although some of the players have never played lacrosse before, or have limited experience, many have been athletes in other sports and are still very competitive.

Anyone with a bad attitude, likes to yell at refs or teammates, is overly concerned with the outcome of the game, or is overly physical. Players who are looking for a highly physical game should look elsewhere.

The short answer is yes. There is potential for injury in any sport, even sports like golf, tennis, basketball, and pickleball. Lacrosse is a contact sport. While the rules of Beer League Lacrosse, LLC are adapted from youth lacrosse rules in an attempt to limit the physicality of the adult game and the potential for injuries, while rare, injuries can and do occur.

No, you do not need a USA Lacrosse membership to play in Beer League Lacrosse, LLC games, BUT it is highly encouraged. USA Lacrosse provides medical coverage for players who are injured in organized lacrosse games, such as Beer League Lacrosse, LLC games. There is a deductible and other details you should know about. You can find out more here: https://www.usalacrosse.com/usa-lacrosse-insurance-program