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Team 91 Carolina · Club lacrosse in the Triangle

The Triangle's most committed players and coaches.

Best Training, Best Gear, Best Lacrosse Experience.

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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

  • Coaching first, always

    The best staff we can assemble at every age level — college players, high school head coaches and directors who have been in this game for twenty years. The teaching is the product.

  • Two programs, one standard

    The girls and boys sides share the staff bar, the five practice venues, the recruiting platform and the evaluation process. Neither one is the club's side project, and both run the same two-part process.

  • Field and box, on purpose

    An educational commitment to both field lacrosse and box lacrosse. The winter box program is where stick skill and decision making get sharpened, not where the season stops.

A Team 91 Carolina coach talking to two helmeted players between reps, the players large and out of focus in the foreground.
Coaching, between reps

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.”

  1. Part one

    The youth level

    Where it begins: developing the highest level fundamentals and lacrosse IQ. First stick, rec, extra reps, and the youngest grad-year teams — girls and boys.

    The youth programs

  2. Part two

    The high school programs

    Where it feeds: college exposure and opportunities to play against the best teams in the nation. The high school rosters, the national circuits, and the commitments that follow.

    The high school programs

Part one · Youth

Fundamentals and lacrosse IQ

The mission “begins at the youth level for players with a focus on developing the highest level fundamentals and lacrosse IQ.” This is that end of the club — the first stick, the rec seasons, the extra reps and the youngest grad-year teams. Girls and boys, side by side, from the very start.

Girls program

Girls, youth level

Where a Carolina girl starts: a stick in her hand at four, a rec season, a summer league, then her first grad-year team.

Learning the game

  • Starter Stix, ages 4–10, $20 a session, all gear provided
  • Girls Spring Rec, grades K–8, four divisions, custom uniforms included
  • Summer Express League, girls rising 2nd–11th
  • Full-time goalies play free in the Express League

First grad-year teams

  • A Futures team for the youngest grad-year band
  • Grad-year teams, classes of 2031 through 2034
  • Practice at Pleasant Park, WakeMed, Mills Park, Thomas Brooks and Cary Elementary
Girls evaluation camp

Boys program

Boys, youth level

The same start on the boys side, plus a winter indoors — box lacrosse is where stick skill and decision making get built, not where the season stops.

Learning the game

  • Starter Stix, ages 4–10, $20 a session, all gear provided
  • Rivals Boys Rec, grades 1–6, registration at RivalsLacrosse.com
  • Rage in the Cage 5v5 indoor, boys grades 2–10
  • Triangle Select “Fall Blitz”, boys grades 6–8, $225

First grad-year teams

  • Grad-year teams from 2031 down to the 2037/38 band
  • Box lacrosse, grades 3–12, December through February, indoors at NetSports
  • Practice at Pleasant Park, WakeMed, Mills Park, Thomas Brooks and Cary Elementary
Boys evaluation camp

Girls youth teams

Five teams at the part-one end of the ladder. Team list confirmed each season.

  • Futures
  • 2034
  • 2033
  • 2032
  • 2031

Boys youth teams

Seven teams at the part-one end of the ladder. Team list confirmed each season.

  • 2037/38
  • 2036
  • 2035
  • 2034
  • 2033
  • 2032
  • 2031

Part one, rung by rung — the same in both programs

  1. First stickStarter Stix, ages 4–10. All equipment provided.
  2. Learn the gameGirls Spring Rec (K–8) or Rivals Boys Rec (1–6).
  3. More repsExpress League, Rage in the Cage, and winter box at NetSports.
  4. Make a teamA grad-year roster — and the fundamentals that carry into part two.
Three young Team 91 Carolina girls players in Ninety One Carolina pinnies moving down a grass field, the player in the middle carrying the ball in her stick.
Girls · youth level
A young Team 91 Carolina boys player in a red Ninety One number 11 pinnie, smiling in a white helmet with his stick held at his side.
Boys · youth level

Part two · High school

College exposure. The best teams in the nation.

Part one “feeds into the high school programs where college exposure and opportunities to play against the best teams in the nation present themselves.” These are those programs — the high school rosters, and the national circuits they play on.

Girls program

Girls, high school

Five high school teams, the IWLCA circuit in the summer, and a recruiting operation with two co-directors behind it. This is the club's longest-running college pathway and the one with the published record.

High school rosters

  • Grad-year teams, classes of 2027 through 2030
  • 2030 fields two squads — Blue and White
  • An IWLCA SportsRecruits profile for every recruitable player

Where they play

  • IWLCA Southeast Cup and Champions Cup
  • IWLCA Debut and Presidents Cup
  • Regional: Carolina Clash, Apex Beach Bash, Lake Norman
Where it pays off

Boys program

Boys, high school

Five high school teams, the NLF circuit in the summer, and a boys recruiting coordinator with two decades of college coaching behind him.

High school rosters

  • Varsity and Prep for the older high school ages
  • 2028 Cannons, 2029 Storm and 2030 Prime
  • An IMLCA SportsRecruits profile for every recruitable player

Where they play

  • NLF Summer Kickoff
  • Millon Summer Showcase and CrabFeast
  • Southeast Summer Invitational
  • Legends Eastern and Star City Invitationals
Where it pays off

Girls high school teams

Five teams, classes of 2027 through 2030. Team list confirmed each season.

  • 2027
  • 2028
  • 2029
  • 2030 Blue
  • 2030 White

Boys high school teams

Five teams, Varsity and Prep down to 2030. Team list confirmed each season.

  • Varsity
  • Prep
  • 2028 Cannons
  • 2029 Storm
  • 2030 Prime

Team 91 is an original and founding member of the National Lacrosse Federation — 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.

The club's own claim: Team 91 Carolina is the only club in Carolina with this level of access to the NLF. Claim pending club sign-off.

Part two, rung by rung

  1. High school rosterA grad-year team on the girls or boys side.
  2. National circuitIWLCA for the girls, NLF for the boys — in front of college coaches.
  3. Next levelTeam 91 South, Team 91 National, and a college commitment.

Part two, delivered

Where part two pays off

College exposure is the promise the mission makes. This is the record behind it — and the people whose job it is to work the process with you.

Girls commitments

38

College commitments published on our girls list across the classes of 2022 through 2025, at more than thirty different institutions.

28 Division I5 Division II5 Division III

And some of them come back. Charlotte Jackson (Louisville) and Hayden Miller (Vanderbilt) now work with our 2029 girls team as practice assistants.

Boys commitments

IMLCA

Boys commitments are maintained on the club's IMLCA SportsRecruits page rather than as a published list on the website, so there is no published boys figure to set beside the girls list above. We would rather say that than invent one.

SportsRecruitsPlatform access

A structured boys commitments list will be published here once the club supplies it — the same treatment the girls list gets above.

How the club works it with you

  • A profile that coaches use

    Every Carolina player in a recruitable age group receives an IWLCA (girls) or IMLCA (boys) SportsRecruits profile and platform access, so you can search, connect and be seen by college coaches.

  • People who make calls for you

    Two co-directors of recruiting support on the girls side, and a boys recruiting coordinator with two decades of college coaching. They run family presentations, make introductions and work tournaments alongside you. Girls support begins the summer before sophomore year; the boys start point is confirmed by the club.

  • A plan, not a hope

    Build a list of 15–20 schools across DI, DII and DIII. Fill in the questionnaires. Email coaches before every season and every event. Coaches cannot contact you before September 1 of junior year. Current NCAA rules confirmed annually.

“You own your recruiting process. It is no one else's job to get you recruited.” From the Team 91 Carolina recruiting guide

Girls commits

RichmondWoffordCoastal CarolinaLongwoodWilliam & MaryGeorge WashingtonUNC CharlotteMarquetteVanderbiltGardner-WebbBelmont AbbeyCatholicLafayetteElonClemsonLouisvilleColoradoMercerFlaglerVCUStetsonHarvardChristopher NewportRollinsLenoir-RhyneMarymountMeredithQueensEast CarolinaPalm Beach Atlantic

The way in — both parts, both programs

Evaluation camps

“All players looking for spots on Team 91 Carolina must register for the Evaluation Camp.” Team 91 Carolina

One camp per program, covering every grad year from the youngest part-one team to the oldest part-two roster.

A Team 91 Carolina girls player in lacrosse goggles, braid tied back, driving up the field.

Girls program

Girls evaluation camp

Grad years
2028–2037, split into two sessions by age
Where
Pleasant Park, Apex — Field 5
When
Date and session times are confirmed at registration. Arrive 15 minutes early.
Fee
Confirmed at registration.
Register on LeagueApps
A Team 91 Carolina boys player in a white helmet and red Ninety One jersey winding up to shoot.

Boys program

Boys evaluation camp

Grad years
2028–2038
Where
Pleasant Park, Apex — Fields 3 & 4
When
Date and session times are confirmed at registration. Check in 15 minutes early.
Fee
Confirmed at registration.
Register on LeagueApps

How you'll hear

Girls receive an email within a few days of the evaluation. Boys rosters are posted by tryout jersey number at the end of camp, and invitations continue until rosters are full.

Can't make the date?

Girls: email Coach Newitt or Coach Sopko for alternate evaluation options. Boys: email carolina@team91lacrosse.com.

Securing a spot

Register online and pay a tuition deposit. Spots run summer to summer, and payment plans are available. Tuition is provided at registration.

The club, week to week

Straight from the sideline

Practice reps, game days, tryout news and every commitment we get to announce — the club posts it all to Instagram. That feed lives here, on the front of the website, so you never have to go looking for what this program actually looks like.

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The teaching, continued at home

Your game. Your plan.

The Power Bank — a personal at-home training plan for every Team 91 Carolina player, boys and girls, built from your coach's evaluation and matched to your age group, your program, and your game. Fundamentals you can work in the backyard, on your schedule, between practices.

  • Girls program

    Every player on every girls team, the class of 2027 down to Futures.

  • Boys program

    Every player on every boys team, Varsity and Prep down to 2037/38.

How the plan gets built — the same four steps in both programs

  1. Register Pick your program, age-group team and position, say what you want to improve, and a starter drill set lands straight away.
  2. Get evaluated Your coach rates position-specific skills after practices and games.
  3. The plan rebuilds Publishing that evaluation rebuilds the plan around your weakest skills, with age-appropriate reps and sessions per week — and always keeps one drill that sharpens a strength.
  4. Work it at home Check drills off daily, track your weekly consistency, and watch the demo videos.

Build your plan

The Power Bank runs on its own site, powerbanksports.com/team91. Register the player there with their program and team, and the first drills are waiting the moment you finish.

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Our partners

  • New Balance
  • Warrior
  • Brine
  • Guardlab
  • Dynamic Sports Management
  • Motive Pure

Start part one. Finish part two.

Two programs, one registration desk. Pick your camp, or just tell us about your player and we'll point you at the right end of the process. Every family starts somewhere.

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