Why Minnesota Lakers Lacrosse
Minnesota’s Premier Girls’ Lacrosse Development Program
Parents choose Lakers because we’re a development-first club. Our players don’t just get more reps—they get a structured, year-round pathway that builds skills, game sense, speed, and confidence. Every practice has a purpose. Every season builds on the last.
Lakers Player Pathway
Player Development
We prepare players for their next level—whether that’s making varsity, excelling in high school, or competing in college. Every season builds on the last, with fundamentals and decision-making at the core of our training.
Athletic Development
We build speed and conditioning right into practices. Players get quicker, stronger, and more durable—so they can perform at their best and stay healthy.
Mental Performance
We help players grow confidence and resilience while they sharpen their skills. They learn how to handle pressure, work through tough moments, and step up as leaders.
OUR APPROACH

Coaching Philosophy
Every moment is a coaching opportunity. We use mistakes and decisions as teachable moments, building confident, accountable athletes who trust the process and grow on and off the field.
Recruiting Philosophy
For those who want to play collegiately, our focus is always on what’s best for the student-athlete. It doesn’t matter if a player chooses Division I, II, III, NAIA, or club—the right fit is what matters. We guide players and families through the process so they can find a school where they’ll thrive on and off the field.

Proven Results
For those players who want to continue in college, our development-first approach prepares them for the recruiting process and the next level of competition. At the same time, many families choose Lakers simply for the growth, confidence, and leadership their daughters gain along the way.
- 150+ college commitments across Division I, II, III, NAIA, and WCLA
- 75+ colleges represented nationwide
- 50+ high school programs in Minnesota and Wisconsin connected to Lakers
Ready to take the next step? Players can register for Season Evaluations or apply to play for Lakers.