The 3/4 "C1" Team is our youngest available 10v10 SEPYLA Travel team.  Evaluations will be held between February and early March prior to league roster submissions.  The C1 team usually consist of 17 players and a Goalie.

This team competes in a full-field game within a league-based travel schedule (Montgomery and Bucks county).

Skills taught are more team-based while still stressing basic lacrosse fundamentals. More emphasis is put on team play with some basic offense and defensive strategies taught to the boys.

All 3/4 players will either be on C1 or C2. C2 will play a full field game with one practice a week.  C2 will play games against local townships.

Wisslax participates in the SEPYLA regional league and our teams will play games mostly in Montgomery and Bucks County. Teams will likely practice in the spring 2 nights per week with 1 game on Saturdays (March through May).

Depending on the number of registered players Wisslax will field 1-3 teams that are rostered based on ability through evaluations.  Evaluations will be held between February and early March prior to league roster submissions.

There is a potential for boys who are rostered on lower level teams to move up and play on a higher level team throughout the season. Those on higher level teams can not play down. Skills taught at this age are lacrosse fundamentals, field awareness, team concepts, as well as introductions to offensive and defensive sets, man up, man down, clears, and rides.

Boys are encouraged to take leadership roles to help manage the game from the field as well. While the competition increases based on the level, the bottom line is we encourage fun and learning for boys of all skill levels.

Wisslax participates in the SEPYLA regional league and our teams will play games mostly in Montgomery and Bucks County. Teams will likely practice in the spring 2 nights per week with 1 game on Saturdays (March through May).

Depending on the number of registered players Wisslax will field 1-3 teams that are rostered based on ability through evaluations.  Evaluations will be held between February and early March prior to league roster submissions

There is a potential for boys who are rostered on lower level teams to move up and play on a higher level team. Those on higher level teams can not play down. Skills taught at this age are lacrosse fundamentals, field awareness, team concepts, higher level offensive and defensive sets and plays, man up, man down, clears, and rides.

Boys are encouraged to take leadership roles to help manage the game from the field as well. While the competition increases based on the level, the bottom line is we encourage fun and learning for boys of all skill levels.