Girls rec & development
No travel commitment required — the same coaching, closer to home.
- Girls Spring Rec, grades K–8, four divisions
- Summer Express League, rising 2nd–11th
- Starter Stix, ages 4–10, all gear provided
Team 91 Carolina · Est. in the Triangle
Built in the Triangle. Built for the next level.
The Triangle's most committed players and coaches — best training, best gear, best lacrosse experience. Girls and boys, youth through high school.
The mission
An unparalleled level of teaching
"Team 91 was started with one thing in mind: to provide an unparalleled level of teaching, that which is not seen in most travel organizations. Team 91 Carolina is for the area's most committed players, who want to dedicate themselves to being the best possible lacrosse player and student-athlete they can be."
Team 91 Carolina
A two-part process
"The Team 91 Carolina Mission is a two-part process that begins at the youth level for players with a focus on developing the highest level fundamentals and lacrosse IQ, then feeds into the high school programs where college exposure and opportunities to play against the best teams in the nation present themselves."
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Part one
The youth level
First stick to the last year before high school — rec, development and the youth grad-year teams, girls and boys.
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Part two
The high school programs
Grad-year rosters, the national circuit and the recruiting support that goes with them, girls and boys.
Teams
Find your team
Club teams are built by graduation year and run summer to summer, girls and boys alike. Every team the club currently names is below, with its coaches. Rosters and registration live on LeagueApps.
The team ladder loads from the club's team data. See the club's LeagueApps or email the club for the current girls and boys teams.
Boys rec, box & development
No travel commitment required — the same coaching, closer to home.
- Rivals Boys Rec, grades 1–6; Triangle Select, grades 6–8
- Box lacrosse grades 3–12 and Rage in the Cage 5v5, winter
- Starter Stix, ages 4–10, all gear provided
Schedule
The season, event by event
Every event the club has published for both programs, with the teams going to it. Blocks the club still marks "Still Finalizing" are labelled that way here too — a provisional date is never shown as fixed.
Tournament dates are set by the event organisers, and the club marks the blocks it has not finalised. Once your player is rostered, practice and game schedules and week-to-week updates arrive in TeamSnap.
The event calendar loads from the club's schedule data. See LeagueApps or email the club for the current girls and boys events.
The club, week to week
Straight from the sideline
Practice reps, game days, tryout news and every commitment we get to announce. Girls and boys, every week — tap any tile to open the post.
The two-part process, program by program
Where your player enters
Every program sits on one side of the mission or the other. Part one builds the fundamentals and the lacrosse IQ; part two takes that player to the teams, the schedule and the coaches that turn it into something.
Part one
The youth level
A focus on developing the highest level fundamentals and lacrosse IQ. Open to any family in the Triangle — you do not have to be in the travel program to start here.
First Stick
No experience, no gear and no season-long commitment — the first fundamentals, taught by the staff that coaches the club teams.
- Starter Stix, ages 4–10, $20 a session, all gear provided
- Register for a session or a month, not a season
- Girls and boys together at the youngest ages
- Cary and Apex fields, close to home
Rec & Community
A real season with their friends, coached the same way the travel side is coached. Community lacrosse in Cary and Apex, all levels.
- Girls Spring Rec, grades K–8, four divisions, uniforms included
- Rivals Boys Rec, grades 1–6, registration at RivalsLacrosse.com
- Triangle Select "Fall Blitz", boys grades 6–8, $225
Reps & Lacrosse IQ
Small-sided and indoor programs with more touches and more decisions per hour than a full-field practice can give you.
- Summer Express League, girls rising 2nd–11th
- Rage in the Cage 5v5 indoor, boys grades 2–10
- Boys box lacrosse, grades 3–12, winter season
- Full-time goalies play free in Express and box
Part two
The high school programs
Where part one feeds in: college exposure, and opportunities to play against the best teams in the nation. A spot is earned at the evaluation camp and held from summer to summer.
Club & Travel
The grad-year rosters that carry a player out of part one and into part two, girls and boys. Year-round training, and the events college coaches attend.
- Team 91 South and Team 91 National pathways
- A spot is earned at the evaluation camp
- Rosters run summer to summer, with payment plans
The National Stage
The best teams in the nation, in front of the coaches who recruit them. Team 91 is an original and founding member of the National Lacrosse Federation, and Carolina plays under that umbrella.
- Girls on the IWLCA circuit, boys on the NLF circuit
- Hundreds of college coaches on the sidelines
College Exposure
The payoff of part two. A recruitable player leaves here with a profile, a plan and people making calls.
- IMLCA (boys) or IWLCA (girls) SportsRecruits profile
- Recruiting directors who run family presentations
- Girls support begins the summer before sophomore year
The only way onto a roster
Evaluation camps
"All players looking for spots on Team 91 Carolina must register for the Evaluation Camp." Team 91 Carolina
Dates come from the club's own girls and boys tryout pages.
How you'll hear
Girls receive an email with their placement status within a few days of the evaluation. Boys roster invitations are communicated by email, and evaluations and invitations may continue until each team's roster is complete.
Can't make the date?
Email carolina@team91lacrosse.com and ask for an alternate evaluation — both programs arrange them.
Securing a spot
Register online and pay a deposit; spots run summer to summer and payment plans are available. Tuition is confirmed at registration.
Part two · the payoff
College exposure, and the best teams in the nation
This is the half of the mission the youth years are building toward. It is also the half a family cannot buy: it is earned in part one, and then it is played for.
Team 91 is an original and founding member of the National Lacrosse Federation — founded in 2007, an organization run by six of the leading clubs in the country. Carolina players compete under that umbrella, against the best teams in the country, in front of hundreds of college coaches.
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Girls college commitments
On the club's girls commits list, at more than thirty different institutions.
28 Division I5 Division II5 Division III
See the commits on Instagram
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Boys college commitments
On the club's own boys commits list — a separate list from the girls one.
See the boys list on SportsRecruits
The two programs keep two separate lists; the club publishes no combined club-wide total.
Part two · recruiting support
You own your recruiting process. It is no one else's job to get you recruited.
From the Team 91 Carolina recruiting guide
A profile that coaches use
Every Carolina player in a recruitable age group gets a SportsRecruits profile and platform access — IWLCA for girls, IMLCA for boys — so you can search, connect and be seen.
Girls: IWLCA · Boys: IMLCA
People who make calls for you
Two co-directors of recruiting support on the girls side, a boys recruiting coordinator with two decades of college coaching. Family presentations, introductions, and tournaments worked beside you.
Girls support begins the summer before sophomore year.
A plan, not a hope
Build a list of 15–20 schools across DI, DII and DIII, fill in the questionnaires, and email coaches before every season and every event. Don't wait to be found.
Coaches cannot contact you before September 1 of junior year. Current NCAA rules confirmed annually.
Ask about recruiting support Where coaches see you play Club teams
Inside the teaching
What "unparalleled" has to mean
A mission statement is a promise about Tuesday nights. This is what the club puts behind it, in both parts of the process and in both programs.
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Coaching first, always
The best staff we can assemble at every age level, girls and boys — college players, high school head coaches and directors who have been in this game for twenty years.
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Field and box, on purpose
An educational commitment to both field and box lacrosse. The winter box program is where stick skill and decision making get sharpened, not where the season stops. See the winter season →
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Close to home
We train in your backyard: Pleasant Park in Apex, WakeMed Soccer Park, Mills Park, Thomas Brooks Park and Cary Elementary in Cary, and NetSports indoors in Morrisville.
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Straight answers for parents
Payment plans across the year, a published refund policy, and practice schedules in TeamSnap. Manage my account →
Player development, at home
Your game. Your plan.
A member benefit for every Team 91 Carolina player, girls and boys: a personal at-home training plan built from your coach's evaluation and matched to your age group and position. Your coach scores the skills, the plan rebuilds itself around the weakest ones, and you tick the drills off in the backyard.
Build the plan
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