It has been a trying past several months. California continues to deem youth sports as high-risk, and as such most activities have been curtailed. We are not yet sure what our Fall Ball program will be, if anything. The Board is discussing the feasibility of running camps during the fall season, and if things improve, possibly a more regular program. Rules are different in Nevada, and the league (HSLL) is hoping to pull-off a spring style season this Fall. Under current California regulations, our club would not be able to participate. While we are caught in the holding pattern, the Tribe wanted members to know there is Lacrosse to watch on TV! The Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) is in the midst of their abbreviated and condensed season, and most of the games are televised on NBC or its affiliated stations. The full schedule is here. Please watch lacrosse on TV, find a wall or bounce-back to practice on. (The Tribe has a bounce-back at Riverview on the lower field for anyone to use, and 2 goals are unlocked for use as well.) Please practice and stay healthy!
Head coaches and Tribe board officers will determine if play or practice is safe
Additionally, coaches will keep us posted on their assessment as practices approach. In all cases, we ultimately leave the decision of whether or not a child should participate to the discretion of the parent. Air quality can vary within Truckee, conditions are subject to change, and each player's circumstances are unique.
If you have registered your child to play, please spend a few minutes and age verify though US Lacrosse
Why Age Verification
US Lacrosse is working with youth leagues throughout the country to ensure that players are grouped appropriately to keep players safe and to help make competition fair.
Secure and Easy To Use
The new US Lacrosse age verification system is secure and easy to use. Age verification uses SSL technology, the standard for transmitting sensitive information online.
Steps to Verify the Age of Your Child
Scan or take a photo of your son or daughter's birth certificate or state-issued ID.
Click the button below and log into your USLacrosse.org account, not your child's.
Upload your scan or photo to our online system.
We'll review your documentation, record the birthdate in our system and then permanently delete your uploaded document.
You'll receive a confirmation email, and you’re done. This is a one-time process that is good for the lifetime of your child’s membership.
