Most young players get handed a full-field, 10-a-side game before they’ve had the reps needed to compete and have success. They spend most of the game watching from a distance, and the fundamentals that make lacrosse fun, never get a chance to set.

“When I got involved with lacrosse at the youth level in Scottsdale, it became apparent to me that the play here needed to improve, to give kids an real opportunity to play in college. Players needed a real environment that forces them to increase their IQ and play faster.” - Chris Malone, VP and Director of Training

Our mission is simple, provide an environment for new players to learn, while also providing a competitive environment where the very best players can learn to push each other to improve beyond their own expectations.