CLA North • Denver Spring Lacrosse League

Boys & Girls • Grades K–5th

A fun, developmental, community-based Spring lacrosse experience for players in Denver. Training locally in Denver - Games held in Huntersville!

Quick Overview

This league is held in Denver. For Spring 2026, practices are held locally in Denver while games are held in Huntersville to ensure an accessible, convenient, family-friendly experience.

Players register by grade level and placed onto teams based on school, location and/or roster needs.

Throughout the season, teams will:

• Practice twice per week (K–1 once per week)
• Play Sunday games against other Denver/Huntersville Spring League teams
• Participate in an end-of-season Spring Jamboree

New Custom League Reverisbles:

• New this year: All players receive custom reversible with Last Name and Number. These are a separate cost, ordered separately through our Signature Team Store, and shipped directly to you. These have been reflected in the new overall cost of the Spring Rec Experience. We are proud to be the most affordable and accessible Spring Rec experience in the Region.

Players must be registered by January 25 to guarantee participation in the Spring. Players registering after this date (if spots remain) will be randomly assigned to teams.

Our goal is to provide a fun, affordable, community-driven lacrosse experience that supports long-term development and creates a clear pathway from Rec → Travel.

Our Development Approach

CLA practices focus on skill development, confidence, and fun over plays and systems. Teams use a station-based model run by CLA staff to fast-track development before breaking into team-specific work.

Better skills create a better experience. Our system builds fundamentals and prepares athletes for future CLA Travel opportunities.

StartLax (Grades K–2) – 3v3

StartLax is our low-pressure, high-energy entry point into lacrosse. No pads required. We provide sticks or players may bring their own. Soft balls and mini goals keep the game safe and fun. These sessions may be Co-Ed and we utilize the FREE PLAY approach and philosophy to these sessions. (Focus is FUN and MOVEMENT instead of constant drills and strategy)

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K–1 Division (4v4)

The K–1 Division is perfect for families wanting the full padded lacrosse experience instead of StartLax. Athletes play 4v4 on short-sided fields using real sticks and balls. Games are played without goalies at this age for safety. All players rotate positions every 5 minutes so they experience offense, defense, and transition equally. Training & Games are held on the SAME DAY (30 Minutes of Training followed by 60 Minutes of Games)

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2nd–3rd Grade Division (7v7)

The 2nd–3rd Grade Division introduces the 7v7 lacrosse format with six field players and one goalie. Goalies receive structured training, and if no dedicated goalie exists, all players rotate once during the season. Practices focus on fundamentals, spacing, and fast-paced decision-making. Players rotate positions every 5 minutes throughout games so they learn attack, midfield, defense, and goalie responsibilities. This division practices twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Resque Squad Park with games on Sundays at Bradford Park

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4th–5th Grade Division (10v10 Full Field)

The 4th–5th Grade Division plays full-field 10v10 (boys) or full-field 11v11 (girls) lacrosse. Teams with a dedicated goalie operate normally; otherwise, athletes rotate into the position during the season. Training focuses on full-field movement, spacing, and improved lacrosse IQ. Players rotate positions every 5 minutes so they learn attack, midfield, defense, and transition roles. Teams Practice twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Resque Squad Park with Games on Sundays at Bradford Park

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