Girls & boys club lacrosse · Team 91 Carolina

Starts on a Triangle field. Ends on a college roster.

Our girls program has put 38 players on college rosters since the class of 2022 — 28 of them Division I — with teams from Futures to the class of 2027. The boys program runs the same pathway, field and box. Best training, best gear, best lacrosse experience.

The girls program The boys program

Girls, classes of 2027–2036 + Futures
Boys, youth through Prep, field & box
NLF founding member since 2007

Three young Team 91 Carolina girls players during a scrimmage on a grass field — the ball carrier, in a navy Ninety One Carolina pinnie, running upfield with the ball in her stick.

38 Girls college
commitments

28 Division I
of those 38

The girls record so far

College commitments as published on our girls commitments list, classes of 2022–2025.

38 College commitments listed since the class of 2022 in the girls program.
30+ Different colleges and universities those players committed to.
10 Of the 38 went to Division II and Division III programs — five each. The other 28 went Division I.
2007 Team 91 founded — an original and founding member of the National Lacrosse Federation.

And the boys? Boys commitments are maintained on the club's IMLCA SportsRecruits page rather than a public list. A structured boys commitments list will publish here once the club supplies it — the number above is the girls list only, and the page says so wherever it appears.

Two programs, one standard

The girls program, and the boys program

Same coaching standard, same pathway, same club. The girls side is the deeper recruiting story right now, so it leads — but neither program is a side project here, and neither one is where the good coaches went last.

GirlsFutures through the class of 2027

Grad-year teams that train year round and play the IWLCA circuit — the events where college coaches actually sit. Recruiting support starts the summer before sophomore year, every player gets an IWLCA SportsRecruits profile, and thirty-eight players have signed since the class of 2022.

2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
2033
2034
2035
2036
Futures

Eleven age groups, from Futures for the youngest players up to the class of 2027. Team offerings are confirmed each season at registration.

Travel and club rosters by graduation year, earned at the evaluation camp
IWLCA Southeast Cup, Champions Cup, Debut and Presidents Cup
Girls Spring Rec in Cary and Apex, grades K–8, four divisions, custom uniforms included
Summer Express Lacrosse League, rising 2nd through 11th grade
Two co-directors of recruiting support and IWLCA SportsRecruits access

Girls evaluation camp

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A Team 91 Carolina boys player in a Carolina-blue number 20 jersey driving to the goal with the ball in his stick while a defender checks him.

BoysYouth through Prep, field and box

Grad-year field teams plus a winter box program that exists on purpose, not as an afterthought — box is where stick skill and decision making get sharpened. The NLF circuit is the summer, and every recruitable player carries an IMLCA SportsRecruits profile.

Club teams by graduation year, plus Varsity and Prep
Box lacrosse, grades 3–12, December through February
NLF Summer Kickoff, Millon Summer Showcase, CrabFeast
Rivals Boys Rec, grades 1–6, and Triangle Select "Fall Blitz", grades 6–8
Rage in the Cage 5v5 indoor, grades 2–10, at NetSports

Boys evaluation camp

Boys commitments list pending from the club.

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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Three ways in

Find your kid's next step

Not every family is looking for the same thing, and that is fine. Some kids are picking up a stick for the first time. Some want a real season with their friends. Some are ready to travel. Here is where each one starts.

Club & Travel

Grad-year teams that train year round and travel to the events college coaches attend. A spot is earned at the evaluation camp and held from summer to summer.

Girls teams, classes of 2027–2036 plus Futures
Boys teams, classes of 2028–2037/38 plus Varsity and Prep
Boys box lacrosse, grades 3–12, winter season
Team 91 South and Team 91 National pathways

Evaluation camp required

Rec & Community

Community lacrosse in Cary and Apex for new and experienced players. You do not have to be in the travel program to play — these leagues are open to any family in the Triangle.

Girls Spring Rec, grades K–8, four divisions
Rivals Boys Rec, grades 1–6, registration at RivalsLacrosse.com
Triangle Select "Fall Blitz", boys grades 6–8, $225
Custom uniforms included in the girls rec league

All levels welcome

Player Development

Short-commitment programs built around one idea: more touches and more decisions per hour than a full-field practice can give you. Register for a session or a month, not a season.

Starter Stix, ages 4–10, $20 a session, all gear provided
Summer Express League, girls rising 2nd–11th
Rage in the Cage 5v5 indoor, boys grades 2–10
Full-time goalies play free in Express and box

No experience needed

The pathway, start to finish

First stickStarter Stix, ages 4–10. All equipment provided.
Learn the gameGirls Spring Rec (K–8) or Rivals Boys Rec (1–6).
More repsExpress League (girls) and Rage in the Cage (boys).
Make a teamClub rosters by graduation year, girls and boys.
Winter edgeBox lacrosse, December through February.
Next levelTeam 91 South, Team 91 National, the NLF circuit, college.

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

A Team 91 Carolina girls player in lacrosse goggles with her hair braided back, from the club's evaluation camp artwork.

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.

A Team 91 Carolina boys player in a white helmet and red Ninety One jersey, from the club's evaluation camp artwork.

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.

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.

Recruiting & exposure

Thirty-eight girls, and counting

The girls program's commitments list is the clearest evidence this club has of what the pathway does. Here it is in full, alongside the circuits — girls and boys — that put our players in front of the coaches who write those offers.

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 are maintained on the club's IMLCA SportsRecruits page and will be published here as a structured list.

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.

Girls circuit

IWLCA Southeast Cup
IWLCA Champions Cup
IWLCA Debut & Presidents Cup
Regional: Carolina Clash, Apex Beach Bash, Lake Norman

Boys circuit

NLF Summer Kickoff
Millon Summer Showcase, CrabFeast
Southeast Summer Invitational
Legends Eastern & Star City Invitationals

Committed

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

Recruiting 101

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 receives an IWLCA or IMLCA SportsRecruits profile and platform access, so you can search, connect and be seen by college coaches.

Girls: IWLCA · Boys: IMLCA

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.

A plan, not a hope

Build a list of 15–20 schools across DI, DII and DIII. Fill in the questionnaires. Keep a spreadsheet. Email coaches before every season and every event. Be proactive, and don't wait to be found.

Coaches cannot contact you before September 1 of junior year. Current NCAA rules confirmed annually.

A young Team 91 Carolina player in a red Ninety One number 11 pinnie smiling on the field with his stick. — Youth level, boys program

Why families choose 91

An unparalleled level of teaching

Team 91 was started with one thing in mind: to give committed players a level of teaching you do not find in most travel organizations. It starts at the youth level with fundamentals and lacrosse IQ, then feeds into the high school teams where college exposure and national competition are waiting.

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.
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.
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.
Straight answers for parents

Payment plans you can spread across the year, a published refund policy, and practice schedules and updates in TeamSnap so you always know where to be.

Training that follows you home

As a member benefit, our families get a personalized at-home training plan through Power Bank Sports — a separate platform we partner with, so the work continues between practices.

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Player development · Included with your program

Your game. Your plan.

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

Girls program
Boys program
Every age group
Position-specific

How it works, in four steps

Register & pick The player registers and picks their program, age-group team, position and what they want to improve — and gets a starter drill set immediately.
Coach evaluates Their Team 91 coach evaluates position-specific skills after practices and games.
The plan rebuilds Publishing that evaluation rebuilds the plan around the player's weakest skills, with age-appropriate reps and sessions per week — and always keeps one drill that sharpens a strength.
Work it at home Check drills off daily, track weekly consistency and watch the demo videos. Backyard, your schedule.

Set your player up

Registration, accounts and every drill live on the Power Bank site — girls and boys, both programs, one link. The first plan is ready as soon as you finish signing up.

Already registered? Sign in — every Power Bank link opens at powerbanksports.com/team91 in a new tab.

A Power Bank Sports platform. Power Bank Sports is an independent company that builds and runs the training platform; Team 91 Carolina is one of its clubs. Accounts and registration are handled on their site, not here.