Evaluation camps for the 2026–27 season are open for boys and girls. See dates & register

Boys & Girls Club Lacrosse · The Triangle

The Triangle's most committed players and coaches.

Team 91 Carolina was built around one idea: an unparalleled level of teaching. We develop fundamentals and lacrosse IQ at the youth level, then carry players into high school where real college exposure is waiting.

New to lacrosse? Start with Starter Stix — ages 4–10, all equipment provided.

Three Team 91 Carolina girls players in practice pinnies carrying the ball upfield
20+ Teams, boys and girlsGrad years 2027 through 2038, plus box lacrosse and rec.
NLF

Team 91 is a founding member of the National Lacrosse Federation.

38

College commitments listed by our girls program, 2022–2025.

4–18

Ages served, from a first stick to a senior year of recruiting.

2017

Year our girls program began serving players statewide.

Three ways in

A roster spot, or a first stick. Both start here.

Our rec and development programs are open to everyone in the Triangle — no Team 91 affiliation required. Our club teams are for players ready to commit to a full year, and every one of them is picked at an evaluation camp.

A Team 91 Carolina boys player in a Carolina blue jersey driving to the goal

Club teams

Travel lacrosse, by graduation year

Year-round grad-year teams for boys and girls, with a schedule that reaches further up the coast as players get older. Tryouts run each summer; a spot carries through the following summer.

  • Girls 2027–2034 & Futures 10 teams
  • Boys Varsity, Prep, 2028–2037/38 12 teams
  • Boys box lacrosse, winter Grades 3–12
How to try out
A young player in a Team 91 Carolina reversible pinnie carrying her stick upfield

Rec leagues

All levels welcome, all season

Community lacrosse on Triangle fields, built for new and experienced athletes alike. Players do not have to be part of the Team 91 Carolina travel program.

  • Girls Spring Rec Grades K–8
  • Rivals Boys Rec Grades 1–6
  • Triangle Select “Fall Blitz” Boys 6–8
See what fits
A young Team 91 Carolina player in a red pinnie smiling on the sideline with his stick

Player development

More touches, more decisions

Short-commitment, small-sided programs at NetSports in Morrisville. Register individually, come for four weeks, leave a better player. Full-time goalies play free in select leagues.

  • Starter Stix Ages 4–10 · $20/session
  • Rage in the Cage, 5v5 indoor Boys grades 2–10
  • Express League, small-sided Girls rising 2–11
Explore development

The pathway

Where does my kid start, and where does this go?

The honest answer, laid out end to end. Every rung is a real Team 91 Carolina program. You can enter at any of them, and you never have to guess what comes next.

  1. 01
    Starter Stix Pick up a stick. Learn the game. Start playing.
    Boys & girls, ages 4–10. No experience needed.
    One hour, Saturdays at NetSports · $20 per session · all equipment provided
  2. 02
    Rec leagues Girls Spring Rec · Rivals Boys Rec
    Girls grades K–8, boys grades 1–6. New and experienced players.
    A full season · custom uniform included · Cary and Apex fields
  3. 03
    Express League & Rage in the Cage Small-sided leagues built for repetitions
    Girls rising 2nd–11th, boys grades 2–10.
    Four weeks at NetSports · four guaranteed games · full-time goalies free
  4. 04
    Triangle Select “Fall Blitz” High school rules, high school preparation
    Boys grades 6–8. Previous club experience required.
    Combine, draft, 5 games · capped at 64 players · $225
  5. 05
    Club teams Girls 2027–Futures · Boys 2028–2037/38, Prep and Varsity
    Selected by evaluation camp each summer.
    Year-round, summer to summer · annual tuition with payment plans · tuition on request
  6. 06
    Box lacrosse The winter edge for field players
    Boys grades 3–12, open to players from any club or school.
    December–February · training camp, two championship events · free tryout
  7. 07
    Team 91 South & Team 91 National Regional and cross-chapter all-star programs
    High school players, by tryout and invitation.
    Nick Holota, our boys director, is also Carolina's director within Team 91 National
  8. 08
    College lacrosse Division I, II and III
    Supported by recruiting directors, SportsRecruits profiles and the events coaches actually attend.
    38 commitments listed by our girls program since 2022

Follow along

What a season here actually looks like.

Game days, evaluation camps, commitment announcements and the ordinary Sunday practices in between — posted as they happen. It is the most current picture of this club anywhere, and you do not need an account to look.

Our latest posts live on Instagram. Visit @team91carolina

Recruiting

“You own your recruiting process. It is no one else's job to get you recruited.”

Team 91 Carolina Recruiting 101

Owning it does not mean doing it alone.

That line above is the club's own, and we mean it. Here is the part we are responsible for.

  • The events college coaches attend

    Team 91 is a founding member of the National Lacrosse Federation, and Carolina teams compete on that circuit. Our girls teams play the IWLCA recruiting events — Southeast Cup, Champions Cup, Debut, Presidents Cup. The club's own claim: the only club in Carolina with this level of access to the NLF.

  • A profile coaches can find

    Every Team 91 Carolina player in a recruitable age group receives an IMLCA or IWLCA SportsRecruits profile and platform access, so they can search, connect and be seen.

  • People whose job is your child's list

    Two co-directors of recruiting support on the girls side and a boys recruiting coordinator with two decades of college coaching. They start the summer before sophomore year with presentations, target-list strategy and introductions.

  • Straight talk about scholarships

    Full rides are rare, awards renew annually, and Division III and Ivy League programs offer no athletic aid at all. We would rather your family hear that from us early than learn it late.

Where our players have gone

Every school listed on our girls commitments page, classes of 2022–2025. Boys commitments to be supplied by the club.

  • Harvard DI
  • Clemson DI
  • Vanderbilt DI
  • Louisville DI
  • Marquette DI
  • William & Mary DI
  • Colorado DI
  • Richmond DI
  • Elon DI
  • Lafayette DI
  • George Washington DI
  • Wofford DI
  • VCU DI
  • Mercer DI
  • Coastal Carolina DI
  • East Carolina DI
  • UNC Charlotte DI
  • Longwood DI
  • Stetson DI
  • Gardner-Webb DI
  • Queens DI
  • Belmont Abbey DII
  • Rollins DII
  • Flagler DII
  • Lenoir-Rhyne DII
  • Palm Beach Atlantic DII
  • Christopher Newport DIII
  • Catholic DIII
  • Marymount DIII
  • Meredith DIII

Tryouts · 2026–27 season

Every roster spot starts at an evaluation camp.

All players looking for spots on Team 91 Carolina must register for the evaluation camp. Both camps are at Pleasant Park in Apex, and both are split into two sessions by graduation year.

A Team 91 Carolina boys player in a red jersey and white helmet winding up to shoot

Boys evaluation camp

Graduation years 2028–2038

When
Tuesday, July 216:00–8:00 PM · check in 15 minutes early
Where
Pleasant Park, ApexFields 3 and 4
Results
Posted by tryout jersey numberInvitations continue until rosters are full — a number not listed is not a no.
Register — boys camp

Can't make it? Email carolina@team91lacrosse.com about alternate evaluation options.

A Team 91 Carolina girls player in goggles and a white pinnie during a game

Girls evaluation camp

Graduation years 2028–2037

When
Wednesday, August 52037–2032: 5:30–6:30 PM · 2031–2028: 6:30–7:30 PM
Where
Pleasant Park, ApexField 5
Results
Emailed within a few daysEvery player who tries out hears back on their status.
Register — girls camp

Can't make it? Email Kristy@team91lacrosse.com or Sopko@team91lacrosse.com for alternate options.

What you are committing to

Tryouts happen each summer and a player secures their spot for the entire year, through the following summer. Annual tuition covers the full-year program, and multiple payment plans are available.

How a spot is secured

Once teams are posted, register online and pay a tuition deposit. Balances must be settled in full before uniform and gear pickup in February or March.

Team 91 Carolina player driving past a defender under evening light

Why families stay

Organized enough that you can stop worrying about logistics.

  • Coaches who have done it here

    Our boys director, Nick Holota, is the head varsity coach at Middle Creek High School and led the Mustangs to NCHSAA 4A state championships in 2017 and 2022. He was a four-year starter and two-year captain at NC State. On the girls side, directors have coached at the Division I and high school varsity levels across Wake County.

  • An educational commitment to the game

    Field lacrosse and box lacrosse, taught together. Youth players build fundamentals and lacrosse IQ; high school players step into national competition and college exposure. It is one curriculum, not a collection of teams.

  • Practices where you already are

    Sundays plus one weeknight in the fall, moving to Sundays and a weekday in the spring — all within the Cary and Apex corridor. Schedules and updates run through TeamSnap; registration and payment plans through LeagueApps.

Where we practice and play

Five club venues across Cary and Apex, plus the indoor facility in Morrisville where our development leagues run.

  • Pleasant Park 3400 Pleasant Plains Rd, Apex
  • WakeMed Soccer Park 101 Soccer Park Dr, Cary
  • Mills Park 425 Mills Park Dr, Cary
  • Thomas Brooks Park 9008 Green Level Church Rd, Cary
  • Cary Elementary 400 Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary
  • NetSports 3717 Davis Dr, Morrisville

Training that follows you home

Team 91 Carolina families get access to Power Bank Sports, an independent platform that turns a coach's evaluation into a personalized at-home training plan. It is a member benefit, not a requirement — the club stays focused on what happens on the field.

Visit Power Bank Sports

Best gear, every season

The brands behind our sideline.

New Balance runs our team store, and our players are outfitted through partners the club has worked with for years.

New Balance
Warrior
Brine
Guardlab
Dynamic Sports Management
Motive Pure

Get started

Come see a practice, or just ask us a question.

Tell us your child's grade and how long they have been playing, and we will point you to the right program — even if that program is not one of ours yet.