Mill Creek Athletic Association is a non-profit organization that offers a recreational lacrosse program for boys and girls in kindergarten through 8th grade. Mill Creek Athletic Association is dedicated to teaching the youth of our community the fundamentals and proper techniques of lacrosse.  The goal of Mill Creek Lacrosse is to develop a knowledge and passion for the game all the while fostering positive sportsmanship and teamwork.  We strive to provide opportunities for all participants to develop individual skills and abilities while being a contributing member of their team.  It is important that Mill Creek Athletic Association provides a way for our athletes to build lasting friendships, great memories, and have fun.

We are excited to continue our participation in the Newtown lacrosse league for the spring season. The league offers a competitive schedule of teams for our Boys and Girls grades K-8 to compete against the best programs in the north metro area.

Teams will practice two days a week for an hour and a half starting Monday, Februaury 2nd. Games will begin the first week of March and will end the first weekend in May.

BOYS SPRING LACROSSE DIVISIONS

• Kindergarten / 1st Grade
• 2nd / 3rd Grade
• 4th/5th Grade
• 6th/7th Grade
• 7th/8th Grade Select 

GIRLS SPRING LACROSSE DIVISIONS

• Kindergarten / 1st/2nd Grade
• 3rd / 4th Grade
• 5th / 6th Grade
• 7th / 8th Grade

*These are projected age divisions.  Final grouping decisions will be based on actual registration numbers. 

If you, or anyone you know is interested in coaching Mill Creek Lacrosse please contact the appropriate director to discuss.

Our program is run 100% on VOLUNTEERS and we are always looking for willing community members to help coach. 

• Boys Coaches:  Kyle Collier
• Girls Coaches: Evan Girouard

 Join your fellow teammates and others from Mill Creek Lacrosse in sharpening your skills by hitting the wall at Duncan Creek Park.

Players should start by throwing and catching just with their strong hand to see how many consecutive reps they can get without dropping the ball. Then, players should repeat the same process with the opposite hand. After that, players should try mixing it up by completing crossbody reps. In a crossbody rep, players throw with their right hand and catch with their left hand and then throw with their left hand and catch with their right hand so the ball moves across their body. For authenticity, players should wear helmets/goggles and gloves while playing wall ball.