12U & 14U Girls
These teams compete in the Northern California Junior Lacrosse Association, playing 12v12 lacrosse (11 field players and one goalie) on a full size field.
The top priority for this team is to develop individual and team skills. Games are competitive but playing time is not solely determined by player ability. During the season, players are expected to prioritize lacrosse over other sports that they may be involved in.
Season length, practices, games and locations
Twice weekly mandatory practices typically start in mid January or early February. Games start in late February or early March, and are usually played on Saturdays. Some games are on Sundays. The season ends in mid-May. There are usually no games during Spring Break (EUSD schools).
Some away games may be held in the Bay Area, typically East Bay or North-East Bay teams (Pleasanton, Napa, Walnut Creek, etc.) but more away games are in the local area.
Girls’ lacrosse players use the following equipment. This equipment is not provided by the club. Players are required to have it at their first practice. Players who participated in the New Player Clinic, may already have received a stick.
(1) a girls' lacrosse stick (which is different from a boy's stick)
(2) protective eye goggles
(3) a mouthguard.
(4) cleats (soccer cleats are perfect).
One goalie per team will wear team-supplied helmet and padding - and players usually have fun rotating and taking a turn in goal.
Players will purchase their own GBYL Uniform Set through an approved supplier after team placement. Players will be able to choose a number based on availability as well as conformance to our Club Number Policy. Number requests are submitted after team placement. The club policy is that all uniforms must maintain their original high quality appearance. If they do not, a new uniform purchase will be required. Returning players may purchase a new uniform set or individual components.
Our league, the Northern California Junior Lacrosse Association (NCJLA) requires teams to register as a "Rookie - B" a "Veteran - B" or an "A" team. Formation of teams can vary dramatically each year depending on the number and experience of registered players in each age group. If there only enough players in each age group for a single team, we will pick the best level designation for that group. If we have enough players to form multiple teams in a given age group, we will determine the best way to split the group into teams. This could include splitting by age/grade or by skill (and possibly having an evaluation/practice in late fall to determine which players fit best on which teams). To help with this process, we ask that families indicate during registration whether lacrosse will be your main activity in the spring that is prioritized over other commitments, or if you will likely miss some practices and/or games due to conflicts.
The bottom line is that while the team designation varies from season to season and depends on the specific circumstances of that season, the objective is always to do what is in the best interest of the largest number of players. Lastly, no team designation is required for any level of play at Granite Bay High School. All players desiring to play lacrosse in high school are encouraged to try out will be evaluated at that time without regard to any prior youth team designation.
Registration opens Sep 23rd and closes on Nov 10th. Register HERE
The registration fee for the 2025 Spring 12U/14U season is $360. After Oct 20th, the fee increases to $390. If you have any difficulty with the registration cost, please EMAIL us.
Uniform are purchased after team placement. Approximate cost is $60. Priority on uniform numbers is given to those who have played longest. In the event there are two players who have played the same length of time, priority will be given to the player who registered earliest that season.
Players are required to have membership with US Lacrosse.
Please check the age eligibility page prior to beginning the online registration.
Players new to Granite Bay Lacrosse must live in the geographical boundaries. Please see Boundaries for more information.