BOYS sixes league

BOYS sixes league

For 2025, we are excited to continue the Sixes Lacrosse League as part of the TOP Lacrosse Player Pathway! Sixes Lacrosse is a new and exciting style of field lacrosse designed to maximize player development with more touches, more scoring, and more action during each game.

Overview

  • Sundays, 1.5-hour session (40 mins skills + 50 mins games)

  • U9 to U15 divisions (2010 to 2017 birthyears)

  • Two year age divisions (U9, U11 & U13/U15)

  • 6v6 style gameplay, no body checking allowed

  • Teams will be monitored and changes may be made in order to maintain competitiveness

  • No lacrosse experience required 

All sessions will take place at De La Salle College School turf. Pending any field closures, other facilities may be used.

SPRING 2025
Program Time Location Season Cost Registration
U9 Division (2016/2017) Sundays 11:00am-12:30pm De La Salle College School April 27 - June 29 $450 + HST REGISTER NOW
U11 Division (2014/2015) Sundays 12:30pm-2:00pm De La Salle College School April 27 - June 29 $450 + HST REGISTER NOW
U13 Division (2012/2013) Sundays 2:00pm-3:30pm De La Salle College School April 27 - June 29 $450 + HST REGISTER NOW
U15 Division (2010/2011) Sundays 2:00pm-3:30pm De La Salle College School April 27 - June 29 $450 + HST REGISTER NOW

Super Skills Session

During the Spring, Summer, and Fall seasons we offer a weekly skills session on Tuesdays or Thursday nights at De La Salle College called Super Skills. These upbeat and engaging sessions focus on developing fundamental ball skills like scooping, cradling, shooting, passing, and scoring and athletic literacy skills like body position, movement skills, and footwork.

For more information about the program, please click here.

SAVE $50 WHEN YOU REGISTER FOR BOTH THE SUNDAY SIXES AND SUPER SKILLS!

Coaching Staff

Our Boys Sixes Lacrosse programs is lead by a professional staff of coaches with a plethora of high level lacrosse and Multi-Sport backgrounds.

  • Pent Eistrat

    • 2x NCAA National Champion at DIII powerhouse RIT, Over 70 Games Played

    • Drafted to NLL’s Rochester Knighthawks, played over the course of 3 seasons

  • Brendan Vogan

    • 4 Year midfield starter at Guelph University, CUFLA

  • Zach Young

    • 4 Year defensemen at The University of North Carolina (NCAA DI)

    • First round draft pick of the Albany Firewolves (NLL) in 2023, reached NLL Championship final in Rookie campaign

  • Declan McPherson

    • 3rd Year player for the University of Toronto

WHY PLAY LACROSSE?

Lacrosse is widely considered the “Fastest Sport on Two Feet'' and offers players an excellent opportunity to develop foundational athletic skills that will directly translate to other sports like hockey, soccer, and basketball. Lacrosse is a high-tempo and action-packed game played on a smaller soccer field, resulting in more time with the ball, more scoring, and fewer stoppages. Many NHL legends like Wayne Gretzky, John Tavares, and Steven Stamkos credit lacrosse with helping develop their hockey skills in the off-season and offer an alternative to year-round hockey or soccer.

Sixes Lacrosse in the OLYMPICS!

In 2023 the IOC approved Sixes Field Lacrosse as an official Olympic sport for the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics! This news is an incredible step for lacrosse on the global stage and will go a long way for the overall growth of the sport. While many countries play lacrosse worldwide, not many play lacrosse at the grassroots level which we are so lucky to have here in North America. The Sixes lacrosse format is a very approachable way to introduce the sport to new players worldwide, and with fewer rules to learn, the casual viewer will have a much easier time digesting the sport on TV.

frequently asked questions

  • The Sixes Development League is an easy and low-pressure way for young athletes to get introduced to the game of lacrosse. The 6 v 6 style reduces the knowledge needed to start playing and learning the sport, and the fast-pace and constant scoring make this format fun and exciting!

  • The main difference between our Academy teams and the Sixes League is the commitment level per week. The Academy teams have 2-3 events per week, where the Sixes League has 1 event per week on Sundays and an optional weeknight skills session.

  • The first half of each weekly session will feature a comprehensive skills development practice led by our professional coaching staff, focusing on fundamental skills like scooping, cradling, shooting, passing, and body positioning. The second half of each weekly session will feature non-stop gameplay where players will have the opportunity to translate their new skills directly into Sixes League games and receive in-game coaching and feedback.

    • Develops offensive creativity, vision, and play-making skills

    • Builds strength, endurance, and hand-eye coordination

    • Teaches proper body contact, body positioning, and ball protection skills

    • Reinforces the importance of speed, quickness, and agility

    • Play both offensive and defensive positions and learn to transition quicker

  • Hockey equipment can be used in substitute for lacrosse gear.

    • Boys Lacrosse Stick

    • Cleats (soccer or lacrosse)

    • Helmet w/ cage (hockey or lacrosse)

    • Gloves (hockey or lacrosse)

    • Shoulder pads (hockey or lacrosse)

    • Elbow pads (hockey or lacrosse)

    • Jock

    • Mouthguard (recommended)

    • Jersey (provided)

    • Shorts

  • We encourage players to sign up with friends, and every effort will be made to place friends in the same group for the majority of the sessions. Limit to one friend request per player.