Goggles MUST be SEI Certified (click USA Lacrosse, Eye and Face Protect, Eye Protection for Women's Lacrosse, Eye Protectors for Women's Lacrosse to see the legal brands and models)
Headgear MUST meet ASTM standard F3137 (click USA Lacrosse, Head Protection, Headgear for Women's Lacrosse to see the legal brands and models)
Specific goggle recommendations (should be able to fit most glasses under all of below if needed):
Tip: Store mouthguard in a case. Rinse mouthguard with water after each use. Clean regularly with toothpaste, mouthwash, or soap and water to prevent bacterial growth
Grass cleats
We recommend players wear cleats instead of sneakers or running shoes as cleats will provide more traction and improve safety.
Optional Equipment
The following is optional for all players.
Womens/girls lacrosse gloves - some players like these for grip on their stick, or for some increased warmth
Goalies use a different stick and require additional equipment for safety, which is provided by Doublecrosse for each team. Players who play goalie may opt to purchase their own equipment, but is not required. Ask your coach if you would like recommendations.
Additional details on women's equipment from USA Lacrosse.
Where to Purchase Equipment
In store: Dick's Sporting Goods, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Play It Again Sports
Practices: Players should wear athletic clothing such as shorts/sweats/leggings and shirt with additional layers as needed. Wear reversible Doublecrosse jersey over clothing for teams who receive jerseys.
Games: Same as practices, but bottoms and any top layers must be black.
Additional Suggested Items
We strongly suggest players come to practices and games with extra layers and prepared for rainy and cold weather.
