Crush Lacrosse is an elite, not for profit, girls lacrosse club based in the Baltimore County Region. We provide players with the opportunity to grow their lacrosse skills in a friendly and encouraging environment.

Our mission is to provide year round, competitive lacrosse for those players that are interested in growing both their technical skill and their lacrosse IQ.

We provide opportunities that focus on developing well rounded athletes who are successful both on and off the field. Sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect for the game are qualities we emphasize that allow players to progress to a higher level of the sport with each season.

If you are chosen for one of our teams.... then yes! Just about every tournament requires each player to have a membership as this provides insurance coverage for said events. Visit the Parent section of US Lacrosse for more information.

You do not need a US Lacrosse membership for tryouts.

Crush will hold yearly tryout sessions in July to help coaches place players on teams based off of their High School graduating year. We will use outside resources to ensure that all players get assessed for potential growth and development.

During the fall, we hold practices once or twice a week. During the winter, we practice indoor for some training sessions. In the spring, we will pick up with our twice a week training starting in late February. This training will continue through the summer, when we will hold the majority of our tournament play.

We practice in the Perry Hall area at Honeygo Regional Park, Perry Hall Park, and Perry Hall High School.

The cost is $1100-$1500 per player.

The commitment is to a year-round program with a focus on the spring and summer seasons, and a less formal commitment in the fall and winter months. The spring season begins in February and goes through the end of May. We compete in league play in the National Girls Lacrosse League (NGLL) in the spring.

While players may play multiple sports, players recognize that the commitment to the team is for two weekly practices during the spring season along with games on the weekends, followed by summer tournaments and continued practice two days per week.

We compete in four tournaments in the summer, which will wrap up in mid-July. In the fall, will also participate in at least one fall tournament or play day. Teams may also have the opportunity to play in an indoor or outdoor league during winter months.