Bear Cubs - Learn To Play

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Overview

Join our Bear Cubs program and learn to play boys field lacrosse. This program is open to Boys K-5. For anyone who has never played before or needs some catch-up lessons on lacrosse.

Program Components

• 5 Week Program - First Session Free
• Free Lacrosse Stick to First 18 Full Time Registrants
• Weekly instruction with experienced youth coach.
• Instruction catered to learning the lacrosse basics
• All equipment provided; only need to wear weather appropriate sports apparel and bring water.
• Access to a customized team store with custom market gear.
• Opportunity to purchase reduced price personal lacrosse equipment.
• Supplemental Insurance
• Outdoor Fields for Practice*
  
  *weather permitting
   
• Registration fee does not include:
• Uniform, cleats, player equipment (protective pads and sticks). 

Cost

$90

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Bear Creek Youth Lacrosse

Spring Registration is open!

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Program Overview

Bear Creek Youth Lacrosse is excited for another season of Spring Ball. We organize two or three practices per week and will play in six regular season games with post season playoffs (league dependent).
 

Program Components

• Minimum Bi-Weekly practices with team training and individual instruction.
• New player clinics
• Experienced Player clinics, additional charges may apply
• Access to a customized team store with custom market gear. 
• BCJSA Administrative Fee ($31) Includes: Office Space, Overhead, Opportunity to Play, Scholarship Fund, Tax Preparation/Compliance, Background Checks, Positive Coaching Alliance membership fee, credit card fees, web-site (league athletics) fees, etc.  None of the BCJSA board members, directors, or coaches are paid; we are 100% volunteers.
• Supplemental Insurance
• AYL Lacrosse League Fee - This includes officials, championship tournament, & regular season games.
• Outdoor Fields for Practice & Games*
  
  *weather permitting
   
• Registration fee does not include:
• Uniform, cleats, player equipment (protective pads and sticks). 

Cost

$280

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IMPORTANT UPDATE

Due to concerns surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and in accordance with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization, and other health authorities, The AYL is implementing new, mandatory health and safety procedures as part of a proactive approach to preventing the spread of germs.

Throughout the AYL organization, we are adopting these new measures effective immediately. We cannot stress enough how vital it is that all AYL participants adhere to these guidelines.

“No-Contact/No-Handshake” Policy

AYL is immediately instituting a precautionary “no-contact, no-handshake policy” to be observed at every level of the organization until further notice. This includes all physical contact and extends to customary game-related activities, such as pre-game coaches’ handshakes, umpire-coach introductions, and post-game handshakes between members of opposing teams. Instead, staff, players and coaches should use verbal queues, such as saying “good game,” without shaking hands, high-fiving or fist-bumping.

Maintain Good Hygiene Practices

All AYL volunteers, membership and participants in AYL sanctioned events should be aware of the coronavirus risk and take the necessary precautions to avoid exposure to germs. This includes maintaining good hygiene practices. We strongly recommend the following:

1. Wash your hands often, using soap and water for at least 20 seconds each time
2. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol; this is suggested after any physical contact with another person or with a shared surface
3. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands
4. Cover your mouth and nose – with a tissue, if possible – when coughing or sneezing, then properly discard the tissue in the trash
5. Avoid close contact with anyone else who is coughing or sneezing or who is otherwise sick
6. Clean or disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces. 

Advice from the CDC

The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) has a specific Q&A regarding the virus in children:

Q: Are children more susceptible to the virus that causes COVID-19 compared with the general population and how can infection be prevented?

A: No, there is no evidence that children are more susceptible...

- see here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/specific-groups/children-faq.html

We will provide updates related to these new measures or let you know about any additional precautions to take if and when they become necessary. We appreciate your cooperation in following these new procedures as we work together to maintain the highest health and safety standards as an organization.

We will be looking at the decisions made my CHSAA and the local public schools on what decisions we will make in the future. 

Craig Randall 

AYL President

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