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News Bits Club Sponsors Updated: June 04, 2009 U15 takes 2nd in Nor Cal for 2009
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Introduction
The Santa Rosa Lacrosse Club is a Santa Rosa area club made up of players in 6th through 12th grades from several schools and cities. For the 2009 season the club fielded varsity, JV and U15 teams. The 2009 varsity team took 3rd place in the North division of the NCJLA and ended up with an 8-7 record. The JV team got it's first win ever in 2009 and the U15 team had a strong season.
The SRLC plays in the NCJLA which is the Northern California Junior Lacrosse Association. The varsity team is in a division with Rancho Cotati, Ukiah, Mendocino, Casa Grande, Petaluma High and Napa.
Equipment and Uniforms
Purchasing equipment is the players' responsibility. Prices begin at $220 for a complete starter kit at T and B Sports which includes a helmet, shoulder pads, gloves, arm pads and a beginner stick. The club wears black pads and helmets. Team colors are Carolina blue, black and white.
Uniforms are loaned to the players and shorts can be purchased for an extra amount. Extra orders are put in for sweatshirts, team jackets and team bags.
Lacrosse In Sonoma County
The future of lacrosse in Sonoma County is looking good and continues to grow. Petaluma lacrosse club is the largest club in Sonoma County and now has club teams at Petaluma High School and Casa Grande High School. Both Cardinal Newman and Sonoma Academy have official school teams and are playing in the CIF leagues. Ursuline High added girls lacrosse in 2009.
In addition, the Sonoma Indoor Lacrosse League has been in existance for 4 seasons, the most recent concluding in early November. The Sonoma County Vinemen, a select team, traveled to Palm Dessert for the La Quinta LaxFest in January 07 and 08 and took 2nd place in their bracket each year. In January 06 the team took 3rd.
Santa Rosa has a growing lacrosse population. Sonoma Academy has a boys and girls team. Sonoma Country Day School fields a U15 and U13 team.
Lacrosse was recognized by CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) as an official high school sport in 2003.
