Pirate Lacrosse Club

Wisconsin

Boys
Girls

Team Details

Website: https://piratelacrosse.com
Location: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Teams: Pirate Lacrosse Club offers a comprehensive range of programs for both boys and girls, catering to various age groups and skill levels. The club runs teams for youth players (grades 3-8) and high school players (grades 9-12). They have tournament teams, practice teams, and even elite tournament teams for high school players seeking the highest level of competition. Additionally, the club offers programs for both genders, including girls’ box lacrosse, which is unique in Wisconsin.

About the team

Pirate Lacrosse Club is a year-round lacrosse organization based in Wisconsin, dedicated to enhancing lacrosse skills for youth and high school players. The club’s primary goal is to elevate players’ games while ensuring a fun-filled experience. With a team of highly experienced coaches who have extensive backgrounds in playing, teaching, and coaching lacrosse, Pirate Lacrosse employs proven techniques that consistently drive player improvement.

The club offers a wide array of programs to cater to different needs and skill levels. These include summer tournament teams, practice teams for newer players or those unable to commit to a full tournament schedule, and elite tournament teams for high school players seeking college recruitment opportunities. Pirate Lacrosse also provides unique offerings such as High Intensity Lacrosse Training (HILT) and girls’ box lacrosse, demonstrating their commitment to comprehensive player development.

Pirate Lacrosse Club is part of a larger family of lacrosse organizations, including Badger Prime Lacrosse for boys, Laxer Girl in Madison, Team 1776 for high school girls in Madison, and Jr. Muskies Box Lacrosse in Waukesha. This network allows the club to provide diverse opportunities for players across Wisconsin. The club’s philosophy emphasizes proper fundamentals, technique, and valuable learning experiences, preparing players not just for immediate success but also for the next level of their lacrosse journey, whether that’s high school varsity or college play.