OUR MISSION:

Omaha Lacrosse Club encourages, cultivates, and develops the interest in and appreciation of the sport of lacrosse for youth in Omaha, Nebraska.  As Nebraska's premier youth lacrosse club, we strive to advance the growth of both boys and girls lacrosse by providing quality instruction, coaching of fundamentals, skills, techniques and strategies.  We provide a safe and fun environment and emphasize the development of self-esteem, good sportsmanship, fitness, achievement, and affirmative values that team sports provide.  Our goal is to to let kids play lacrosse without sports politics or pressure; for the love of playing the game. 

Omaha Lacrosse Club Inc. EIN #45-3623370 is a 501(c)(3) corporation.  Contributions may be tax deductible.  Please consult with your tax advisor regarding tax deductibility. 

by posted 05/08/2012
 

Youth Lacrosse Growing In Omaha
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by posted 03/26/2012
 
It's Official....we are excited that some of the best lacrosse players in the world are coming to Omaha!!  Don't wait,sign up early to get the early bird special.  Camp is for boys 10+ from July 23-26th.   http://www.maximumlacrossecamps.com

by posted 02/02/2012
 
Due to high demand, spring season registration will remain open after March 1st. A late registration fee of $25 will go into effect on 1 March.  

by Art Newsome posted 12/09/2011
 
  This is a greal commentary from a mom in Massachusetts in the latest Lacrosse Magazine:

We have been told by several parents that our daughter should pick her sport now in middle school-- to concentrate on just lacrosse if she wants to play in college.  Our daughter is a lacrosse goalie, and plays for a club team that has groomed many NCAA D1 players, including several on Northwestern.  She loves lacrosse and would never stop playing.  So when I talked to the directors of her club team about a sole focus on lacrosse, they disagreed.  They said that the best lacrosse players play basketball, soccer, field and ice hockey, and even tennis.  They explained that some of their best players received a letter a season in high school and did not choose to play one sport until college.  They also explained that she should stick with playing hockey, because she plays defense and it will keep her sharp as a lax goalie to play out in a different sport.  I think that is the new trend -- to drop other sports and just focus on one.  I know I was tempted to do so before her directors set us straight.  I really hope this message reaches more parents that are thinking of specializing their fourth-grader!  Aleta Scully - Norwell, Mass.


This is the philosophy of the OLC too.  Please see our FAQ and Youth Information to learn about our 50/50 policy concerning other youth activities during the lax season.