Code of Conduct

I, as a player, coach, parent, spectator or official, pledge to conduct myself in a manner that complies with the US Lacrosse Youth Council "Code of Conduct" at all times. Accordingly, I pledge to:

Honor the Game

  • Demonstrate respect to other players, coaches, and parents; officials; and spectators;

  • Uphold the essential elements of the USL Youth Council "Code of Conduct", which are

Honesty and Integrity

  • Demonstrate and encourage good sportsmanship and the concepts of fair play;

  • Focus on fun and participation;

  • Know and abide by the rules of lacrosse, the established guidelines, and all eligibility requirements;

  • Understand that the safety and welfare of all concerned is the top priority;

  • Support the drug, alcohol, and tobacco free environment that is important for all youth sporting events

Further, I pledge to:

  • Never use profanity at an event;

  • Never criticize coaches, players, or game officials;

  • Never touch an opposing player, coach, or game official in a threatening manner

Violators of this code will be subject to penalties determined by the coaches and board of directors.

The USA Lacrosse Code of Conduct can be found here: https://www.usalacrosse.com/usa-lacrosse-code-conduct

Lacrosse 101

Whether you are new to lacrosse or have been around the sport for years, here are a few important things:

  • Mouthguards are required.
  • Parents are to remain off the field during practice and games.
  • During games, the spectators are to be on the sideline across from the bench (Not on the sideline with the bench).

Practice reminders:

  • Kids should arrive at practice 15 minutes early to allow for time to get dressed on the sidelines.   
  • The BCSD has asked us to keep off the fields until other sports have finished their practices.
  • No drop-off or parking on the basketball courts.