Arlington Falcons Boys High School Lacrosse

Arlington Falcons Lacrosse is a travel lacrosse program for players from Arlington Heights and the surrounding suburbs.This league has teams for both beginners and experienced lacrosse players and is designed to emphasize skill development, teamwork, and sporting behavior. 

Players are evaluated in early spring to determine skill level. Teams are formed based on player age and ability.

falcons Lacrosse informational meeting is on Sunday, February 11, 2:30pm at Pioneer Park.

Teams practice in Arlington Heights two to three nights a week.The location, days, and times of practices are determined based on field and coach availability. The fee for Spring 2018 is $350.

For more information, please contact Matt Healy, AHPD Athletic Supervisor, at mhealy@ahpd.org.

Penguins Boys Lacrosse: U8 through U15 

The Arlington Heights Park District offers Penguins Boys Youth Lacrosse, a travel league for boys in first through eighth grade. Teams participate in the Northwest Chicago Youth Lacrosse Federation League.

Penguins Lacrosse provides an opportunity for new and experienced players at all age levels to learn the sport of lacrosse. Teams are formed based on player age and ability. Penguins coaches help players develop lacrosse skills and teach teamwork and sporting behavior. Players are given equal play time, without regard to skill-level.

Practices are at Falcon Park, 2195 N. Hicks Road, Palatine. Dates and times are determined after teams have been formed. Players must bring a lacrosse stick, goggles, and a mouth guard for all practices and games.

The fee for Spring 2018 is $245.

Illinois Girls Lacrosse Association

The Arlington Heights Park District offers lacrosse for girls ages 7 through 13  through the Illinois Girls Lacrosse Association (IGLA). Be part of a youth lacrosse league exclusively for girls in the Chicagoland area!

The program is designed to teach lacrosse rules and skills, encourage teamwork and sporting behavior, and foster personal development in a respectful environment led by positive coaching. All players receive equal playing time.

Practices and games are scheduled in a variety of communities in the northwest suburbs - times and dates vary by age. Each player must have her own stick, goggles, and a mouth guard for all practices and games.

Go to Illinois Girls Lacrosse Association for more information.

**The advanced leagues require a skills assessment. To view assessment dates and locations, click here.