UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
LACROSSE
Congratulations, you’ve taken the first step to joining the greatest sport on the planet!!
Since the club was established in 2004 it has gone from strength to strength and has grown from its small roots into one of the biggest sports clubs at the university. Its popularity has been due to its physical and combative nature intertwined with clever stick skills, relieving the stress of day to day work at university and amazing social atmosphere.
All abilities are welcome from complete beginners, school player's to national and regional experience. We currently have a men's team, 2 women's teams and a mixed team so there are many opportunities for you to participate in a game.
What is Lacrosse?
WHY CHOOSE US?
If it’s competition you seek:
All our teams have been promoted to higher leagues in the past year, so all the games will be competitive, giving you a chance to play with and against people who are on the international circuit as well as complete beginners.
If it’s Fitness you seek:
We train twice a week and play matches on Wednesdays, there are fitness sessions during the week and we will be getting together at the gym to help each other on.
If it’s Socialising you seek:
Join the largest growing club at university and get involved in some of the most epic socials that can be found in Liverpool, meeting new people couldn’t be easier as we boast a friendly and welcoming environment; just ask any previous freshers. Monthly AU nights, involving all the other clubs of Sport Liverpool, provide the perfect excuse to get dressed up and have a brilliant night out. There's also loads of other things that are organised by the social committee, including the infamous Welcome Party, Christmas Celebrations and End of Year Ball, and the one and only TOUR to Spain (with I ♥ Tour).
Lacrosse is known as one of the fastest games on two feet making it one of the most exciting team games around, invented by the native Indians to train for war. It is a quick and easy game to pick up with many people playing it for the first time at university; it requires a mixture of speed, strength, skill, stamina and lots of enthusiasm.