WYLA provides the youth of Westborough instruction and training for improving and developing their capabilities through the participation in a lacrosse program conducted in an atmosphere of sportsmanship and fair play, free of any adult ambition or personal glory.  In furtherance of this educational objective, the principles of team play, self-discipline, respect, good sportsmanship, and scholarship are stressed through a developmental process of instruction, practice, and learning of the fundamentals of the game, while insuring the safety and well being of the children who participate.
 

• Beginners welcome!  Coaches teach this fast, fun game.
• Team size is limited; a waitlist is possible; first come, first served.
• Indoor practice in March until the fields open; season ends in mid-June.
• Outdoor practice: twice per week; U9 - once per week
• Games: U11, U13 and U15 - games are played on Sunday afternoons against other towns in the Mass Bay Youth Lacrosse League.  U9 – scrimmages are arranged with nearby towns.

*Registration Fee: U9 - $75; U11, U13 and U15 - $130.00
Scholarships can be arranged.
 
Registration includes: lacrosse shorts, all indoor rental time, referee fees
Game jerseys and practice pinnies are distributed for player use during the season and then collected at the end.  There is no additional fee for uniforms.
 
* For insurance purposes, membership in US Lacrosse is required and is a separate fee of $25 paid at the time of registration.
 
Equipment:
Lacrosse helmet, gloves, shoulder pads, arm pads, lacrosse stick, mouth guard, protective cup.  Rib pads are encouraged.
 
WYLA is a member of the Mass Bay Youth Lacrosse League and subscribes to their philosophy:
We promote youth lacrosse in an environment that emphasizes fun, while developing skills, teamwork, good sportsmanship, and integrity.  “There are no standings kept, no league championship or playoffs. We play all players as equally as possible with the goal of teaching the sport and providing a fun experience for all involved. We police ourselves in the effort to provide an outlet for kids that has not been swept up in the pressure filled, win-at-all-cost mania that is too present in today's youth sports.”