Beaverton Youth Lacrosse
Bend Caldera
Camas Lacrosse
Canby Youth Lacrosse
Century Youth Lacrosse
Clackamas Youth Lacrosse
Corvallis Youth Lacrosse
Eastside Portland Lacrosse
Forest Grove Youth Lacrosse
Glencoe Youth Lacrosse
Harney Nadzitsaga Lacrosse
Hood River Youth Lacrosse
IBW Youth Boys Lacrosse
Lake Oswego Youth Lacrosse
Liberty Youth Lacrosse
Lincoln Youth Lacrosse
MId-Valley Youth Lacrosse
Mountain View, WA
Newberg Youth Lacrosse
Oregon City Youth Lacrosse
Oregon Episcopal School
Rogue Valley Youth Lacrosse
Salem Keizer Youth Lacrosse Club
Sherwood Youth Lacrosse
Southwest Washington Lacrosse
Summit
Sunset Youth Lacrosse
Tualatin Valley Youth Lacrosse, Inc. (aka TVLAX)
Tualatin Youth Lacrosse
West Linn Youth Lacrosse
Westview Youth Lacrosse
Wilsonville Youth Lacrosse
- How To Register Your Club And Your Teams
- How To Schedule and Request Games
- Emergency Action Plan & AED Guidelines
- Code of Conduct
- 2023 Annual Meeting Video and Files
- Age Segmentation
- Rules
- Heads Up Concussion Information
- Inclusion
- Memorandum on New Clubs, Mergers and Transfers
- USAL Anti-Harassment Policy
- Coaches Available
Emergency Action Plan & AED Guidelines
Serious injuries can occur in lacrosse games and practices. Clubs, staff and coaches need to be ready to react to emergency situations. Please be sure to review the USA LACROSSE EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN GUIDELINES and make sure that everyone in your organization knows their role.
You can also find information on AED Machines which are recommended by USA Lacrosse below.
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