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Respect the Refs: A Call to Sportsmanship in Youth Lacrosse

“If we're more focused on criticizing the referee's performance than we are on how much effort and attitude our kids give, what message are we sending our kids?”

The Crosse

Where Competition Meets Heart

T-Shirt Design Contest

Calling all talented artists and lacrosse players! It's time to show off your creativity in the 2023 Big Walnut Lacrosse T-Shirt Design Contest. We're on the lookout for the coolest designs to feature in our official store.

8th Annual "A Night at the Races"

We want to take a moment to extend our gratitude to every single person who played a part in making this night one for the books.

Join the Family: Coach With Big Walnut Lacrosse

Have you ever felt that urge to make a genuine difference in someone's life? If so, Big Walnut Lacrosse has a proposition for you.

Pick Up Sticks FREE Clinic

Calling all future lacrosse stars! Join us for an exciting and FREE event tailored especially for first-year and 2nd-year players (grades 1-6) who want to rediscover the pure joy of the game and gear up for an amazing spring season.

LAX101

Parents, it's time to dive into the heart of Big Walnut Lacrosse! Join us for LAX101.

2024 Spring Season Important Info

Learn more about our teams and registration.

The Growth and Benefits of Youth Lacrosse

Beyond just the thrill of the game, lacrosse offers young players an array of benefits.

The Alarm Bell of Youth Sports: Keeping Kids in the Game

Together, we can ensure kids stay in sports, grow with sports, and love sports, long past the age of 11.

Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

Lacrosse is more than a game. It can be a lifeline.

Excellence Over Perfection: Help for the Perfectionist Youth Athlete

Playing well during a game, scoring or saving a goal, getting a ground ball, winning a face-off or draw, making a great pass, winning a game or tournament … All of these things are awesome achievements but none of those achievements have any correlation

It's Their Game, Not Ours

We can change youth sports culture, but it's going to take leading by example on the sidelines. We have to find the courage to speak up.