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Welcome to the Western Loudoun Lacrosse (WLL) Website!
Our organization is dedicated to providing a safe, healthy, and
enjoyable opportunity for young athletes to learn and compete in the
game of lacrosse
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'Club All Stars vs. College All Stars May 31st @
LVHS'
Each of your children has or will
receive 5 tickets the above event.
It is their responsibility to sell 4
tickets and return $20 to their
coach. The fifth ticket is theirs
free.
This game will bring together the
highest level of talent ever to play
in Loudoun County. Featuring some of
the best players from area club
teams including Capital LC, DeWalt
LC, Washington LC & Coors Light LC.
The club roster will also include a
number of WLL coaches. The College
All Stars will center around current
college players that have gone
through the WLL program and now
playing in the NCAAs (Fairfield,
Sacred Heart, UMBC, Lafayette).
This should be a great event for our
kids to see some top quality
lacrosse from past, present and
future All Americans!'
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Mission
Western Loudoun Lacrosse (WLL) is a youth organization comprised of
registered members, Board members, coaches and parents. We exist to
enable youth to learn, grow, and develop skills via lacrosse
competition. The administrators, coaches, parents, and spectators
should never lose focus that the main objective is to promote
sportsmanship, integrity, and fairness that serves the best
interests of the overall majority of the children who participate in
our program.
The purposes of the League is be to implant firmly in the youth of
the community the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty,
and courage, so that they may be well adjusted, strong, and happy,
and may grow to be good, clean, healthy, and trustworthy citizens.
Our purposes are achieved by teaching lacrosse fundamentals, and
providing supervised related activities. Coaches and Board members
bear in mind that the attainment of exceptional athletic skill or
the winning of games is secondary, and that molding future citizens
is of prime importance.
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