About our Program                 

The Lacrosse Club came into existence because we saw the need to bring this amazing sport to the community of Liberty Hill. Liberty Hill Lacrosse is a 501c(3) that is dedicated to the growth of youth lacrosse in our school district. We are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable playing experience. While we are competitive, we do not promote a “we have to win” philosophy. We are here to grow the sport and have fun doing it. 

Liberty Hill Lacrosse is comprised of students from the LHISD. We accept players who reside within the boundaries set by the Texas High School Lacrosse League. We have just completed our inaugural season where we won the Don Carnes Sportsmanship Award from the Central Texas Lacrosse Officials Association. We are now keeping the momentum going and are excited to move into our summer leagues for middle school and high school boys. (if you have a daughter that is interested in playing over the summer contact Coach Bok and he will put you in touch with the right people)

Our summer league games will be held at Anderson High School. During the spring season home games will be played at the Old Panther Stadium located at Liberty Hill Elementary school. The most up-to-date schedule information will be listed in TeamSnap. 

 If you have any questions or are interested in helping please email us at libertyhilllacrosse@gmail.com 

Just click on the top left lines to find the registration page.

Summer Registration is now open

SUMMER BOYS TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

Lake Travis Lacrosse Festival JUNE 9^th – JUNE 11^th 

Bitter Round Rock Tournament JUNE 24^th & JUNE 25^th 

Resources

Stores that carry lacrosse equipment 

*Dicks Sporting Goods- Cedar Park, Georgetown, Austin

*Academy Sports- Cedar Park, Georgetown, Austin 

*Lacrosse Unlimited- 6203 N Capitol of Texas Hwy #250 Austin (512) 732-0002

*Play it Again Sports- 4211S Lamar Blvd A1, Austin (512) 444-2270

Rules

There are 10 playes allowed on the field – 3 attack, 3 middies, 3 defenders and 1 goalie

There can be a maximum of 4 long poles onthebfield per team

A lacrosse ball may not touch the hand of any player except the goalie

To avoid an offsides penalty, there must be four players behind the defensive – area line (when not in a man-down situation) 

No opposingnplayer can make contact with the goalie or the goalie’s stick when the goalie is in the goal crease area

Play is stopped immediately when the ball goes out of bounds 

The official length of a lacrosse field is 110-120 yards max in length and 53 1/3 -60 yards in width

Team Rosters

Coming Soon...