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Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic | November 8 Youth Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic | November 8 Youth Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic
Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
Time: 10:00 to 11:00 AM
Grades: Kindergarten through 2nd Grade
Location: Roseville Area High School
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Join Ultimate Minnesota for its November 8 LaxKids Clinic, a youth lacrosse training opportunity created for girls in Kindergarten through 2nd grade.
The clinic takes place on Sunday, November 8 from 10:00 to 11:00 AM at Roseville Area High School in Roseville, Minnesota.
LaxKids provides younger athletes with another opportunity to get their sticks in their hands, spend time on the field, and continue becoming more comfortable with lacrosse. For players at this age, additional opportunities to play can help establish the fundamentals and confidence they will build on as they continue developing.
With programming focused specifically on Kindergarten through 2nd grade, the clinic creates an environment centered around Ultimate Minnesota's youngest players. The one-hour session gives families an easy way to add another lacrosse opportunity to their fall schedule.
The November 8 clinic follows an additional Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids session on November 1, giving families two opportunities to participate at Roseville Area High School.
For families interested in Ultimate Minnesota, LaxKids also provides an opportunity for young players to experience the Ultimate training environment early in their lacrosse development.
Join Ultimate Minnesota at Roseville Area High School on November 8 for another morning of LaxKids training.
Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic | November 1 Youth Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic | November 1 Youth Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic
Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026
Time: 10:00 to 11:00 AM
Grades: Kindergarten through 2nd Grade
Location: Roseville Area High School
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Get younger players on the field this fall with the Ultimate Minnesota LaxKids Clinic, a youth lacrosse training opportunity for girls in Kindergarten through 2nd grade.
The clinic takes place on Sunday, November 1 from 10:00 to 11:00 AM at Roseville Area High School in Roseville, Minnesota.
LaxKids is designed to give young athletes more opportunities to pick up their sticks, get comfortable with the game, and begin developing the fundamentals that will become the foundation of their lacrosse experience.
At the Kindergarten through 2nd grade level, getting additional time on the field can help players become more comfortable handling a stick and ball while building confidence and familiarity with lacrosse. The one-hour format creates a focused opportunity for younger athletes to play and continue learning.
For families interested in Ultimate Minnesota, LaxKids also provides an opportunity for young players to experience the Ultimate training environment at an early stage of their development.
Whether your daughter already enjoys lacrosse or is still early in her experience with the game, the November 1 LaxKids Clinic provides another opportunity to get on the field, play, and continue developing.
Join Ultimate Minnesota at Roseville Area High School on November 1 for a morning of LaxKids training.
Ultimate Minnesota Youth Academy | Fall & Winter Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota Youth Academy | Fall & Winter Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota Youth Academy | Fall & Winter
Ages: U10 through U14
Sessions: 10
Time: Sundays, 4:00 to 5:00 PM
Location: Playmakers Lacrosse, Vadnais Heights
October: 25
November: 1, 8, 15, 22
December: 6, 13, 20
January: 3, 10
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Keep developing throughout the offseason with the Ultimate Minnesota Youth Academy, a 10-session Fall and Winter training program for U10 through U14 lacrosse players.
The academy begins October 25 and continues through January 10, with one-hour Sunday sessions from 4:00 to 5:00 PM at Playmakers Lacrosse in Vadnais Heights.
The multi-month format provides young athletes with consistent training during a part of the year when regular outdoor practices and games become less frequent. Instead of putting the stick away for the winter, players can continue getting valuable repetitions and working on the fundamentals they'll need when they return to their spring and summer teams.
Consistency is particularly important for developing youth players. Regular offseason training gives athletes opportunities to maintain their stick skills, continue building confidence, and avoid having to start over after a long break from the sport.
Playmakers' training philosophy emphasizes high-repetition skill development, fundamentals, and building confidence through consistent practice. Playmakers Lacrosse Combined with Ultimate Minnesota's youth development program, the academy provides U10 through U14 players with a structured place to continue working throughout the fall and winter.
With 10 Sunday sessions spread from October through January, families get a consistent training schedule without committing another night every week.
Ultimate Minnesota Goalie Academy | Fall & Winter Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota Goalie Academy | Fall & Winter Lacrosse Training
Ultimate Minnesota Goalie Academy
Sessions: 11
Time: 7:00 to 8:00 PM
Location: Playmakers Lacrosse, Vadnais Heights
October: 5, 12, 19, 26
November: 4, 11, 18, 30
December: 7, 14, 21
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Goalies need more than occasional reps during regular team practices. The Ultimate Minnesota Goalie Academy gives players 11 dedicated training sessions focused specifically on continuing to develop at one of the most specialized positions in lacrosse.
The Fall and Winter Goalie Academy runs from October 5 through December 21 at Playmakers Lacrosse in Vadnais Heights, with each one-hour session scheduled from 7:00 to 8:00 PM.
The extended academy format gives goalies something that's difficult to replicate in a one-day clinic: consistent positional training over time. Instead of working on a technique once and moving on, athletes have the opportunity to train throughout the fall and winter and continue building their skills from session to session.
Goalie-specific training can help players spend more dedicated time on the technical and mental demands of the position. Playmakers' own goalie programming emphasizes areas including form, reaction time, and positioning, making its indoor facility a natural setting for specialized goalie development. Playmakers Lacrosse
With 11 sessions spanning nearly three months, the Ultimate Minnesota Goalie Academy provides a consistent offseason training opportunity for goalies who want to keep working and enter their next season more prepared and confident.
Ultimate Minnesota Lax-O-Ween | Youth Lacrosse Clinic
Ultimate Minnesota Lax-O-Ween | Youth Lacrosse Clinic
Ultimate Minnesota Lax-O-Ween
Date: Sunday, October 25, 2026
Time: 10:00 to 11:00 AM
Ages: All Ages
Location: Roseville Area High School
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Celebrate fall with a morning of lacrosse at Ultimate Minnesota Lax-O-Ween, a special Halloween-themed clinic open to players of all ages.
Lax-O-Ween takes place on Sunday, October 25 from 10:00 to 11:00 AM at Roseville Area High School and gives Minnesota lacrosse players an opportunity to get on the field for an hour of fall training and fun with Ultimate.
With the clinic open to all ages, Lax-O-Ween provides an opportunity for younger and developing players to get more comfortable with the game while giving experienced athletes another chance to pick up their sticks and get quality touches.
The one-hour clinic format makes it an easy addition to a busy fall weekend. Players can get on the field, work on their skills, stay active, and enjoy some time playing lacrosse without committing to a longer camp or training series.
For families who are newer to Ultimate Minnesota, Lax-O-Ween is also an opportunity to experience the program and spend time on the field with the Ultimate community.
Join Ultimate Minnesota at Roseville Area High School on October 25 for an hour of Lax-O-Ween lacrosse and Halloween weekend fun.
Ultimate Minnesota Alumni 2027 Team | Training & Competition for Class of 2027
Ultimate Minnesota Alumni 2027 Team | Training & Competition for Class of 2027
Ultimate MN Alumni 2027 Team
Who It's For:
ALL Class of 2027 players who need a place to continue training and competing.
Practices:
2x per week during the fall, winter, and summer
Performance Training:
Speed Training with Antwan Walker
Fall/Winter Competition:
1 tournament, either Presidents Cup or Sandstorm
Winter:
6v6 League
Summer:
- Local scrimmages
- Optional summer tournament based on player interest
Program Contact:
Peter
peter@ultimategoallacrosse.com
For Class of 2027 lacrosse players, the traditional club schedule may be winding down, but development does not have to stop.
Ultimate Minnesota is launching the Ultimate MN Alumni 2027 Team, a dedicated training and competition program designed to help 2027 players continue developing their game and preparing for what comes next.
The team will bring together ALL 2027s from Any Program, with the opportunity to include other Class of 2027 players who currently do not have a consistent place to train and compete.
Players will train twice per week throughout the fall, winter, and summer, providing the consistency needed to continue building skills, athleticism, and game readiness. The program will also feature dedicated speed training with Antwan Walker, helping athletes improve the movement, explosiveness, and conditioning needed to compete at the next level.
Competition will continue throughout the year. The team plans to attend one Fall/Winter tournament, either Presidents Cup or Sandstorm, compete in a Winter 6v6 League, and participate in local summer scrimmages. An additional summer tournament may also be added based on player interest.
The goal is simple: give 2027 players a place to keep getting better.
Instead of losing access to consistent training during an important stage of their development, players can continue working alongside motivated teammates while preparing for their senior seasons and future collegiate opportunities.
Interested players and families can contact Peter at peter@ultimategoallacrosse.com for additional information.
A: In Minnesota, there are fewer consistent club training opportunities after the summer following junior year. This program fills that gap so 2027 players can continue developing and competing as they prepare for college or their final high school season.
A: No. The program is designed for Class of 2027 athletes who want to continue serious training and competition. That can include committed college players as well as players who are still working toward their next opportunity.
A: Not necessarily. The team is being built around former Ultimate MN and Team MN 2027 players, but Ultimate plans to open opportunities to other 2027 athletes who currently do not have a place to consistently train and compete.
A: Players can expect one to two practices per week during the fall, winter, and summer, along with a winter 6v6 league and two tournaments. The schedule is intentionally focused on continued development without recreating a full traditional youth club season.
A: The transition to college lacrosse comes with faster play, stronger athletes, and higher expectations. Consistent training and competition can help players maintain their skills, conditioning, decision-making, and game readiness instead of going through a long development gap before arriving on campus.
Ultimate Lacrosse Minnesota Supplemental Tryouts | 2026–2027 Season | Stillwater HS
Ultimate Lacrosse Minnesota Supplemental Tryouts | 2026–2027 Season | Stillwater HS
Ultimate Lacrosse Minnesota is hosting tryouts for the 2026–2027 club season this July, giving players the opportunity to compete for a roster spot in a program focused on high-level development, competition, and long-term growth.
An additional Supplemental Tryout will be held July 27 at Stillwater High School for players who may have missed the primary evaluation date or who are still seeking placement. Players graduating in 2036 through 2031 will attend from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM, while players graduating in 2028 through 2030 will attend from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Ultimate Lacrosse is known nationally for its structured development model, experienced coaching staff, and competitive club environment. Throughout the tryout process, players will participate in skill drills, positional work, and live gameplay while being evaluated on fundamentals, effort, coachability, and lacrosse IQ.
The Minnesota program emphasizes player development within a competitive but supportive atmosphere that helps athletes grow both individually and within a team structure.
Players interested in attending the supplemental tryout are asked to reach out directly to brooke@ultimategoallacrosse.com for additional information and registration guidance.
Spots are limited, and early registration is encouraged.
A: The July 22 session at Roseville High School is the primary evaluation where most roster decisions will be made. The supplemental tryout on July 27 is intended for players who missed the original date or for teams that still have roster needs after the initial evaluations.
A: Absolutely. Coaches often use supplemental tryouts to fill important remaining spots and identify players who may have been unavailable during the primary evaluation. Strong performances at supplemental sessions regularly lead to roster offers.
A: Coaches value effort, coachability, communication, competitiveness, and decision-making just as much as technical ability. Players who consistently compete hard and respond positively to coaching tend to stand out quickly.
A: Ultimate Lacrosse creates a competitive but supportive atmosphere. Coaches want players to feel comfortable enough to compete and showcase their abilities while still being encouraged and coached throughout the process.
Ultimate Minnesota ULT Alumni College Player Camp | June 23–25 | Roseville High School
Ultimate Minnesota ULT Alumni College Player Camp | June 23–25 | Roseville High School
Camp Details:
Roseville High School
June 23–25
9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
$225 for all 3 days
Age Groups:
• 2nd–3rd Grade
• 4th–5th Grade
• 6th–8th Grade
Featured Staff & Schools:
• Regis University (D2)
• Queens University (D1)
• Radford University (D1)
• Akron (D1)
• Temple (D1)
• Oregon (D1)
• Team USA National Team 2025
• Hood College (D2)
• Concordia University (D2)
• More teams and coaches to come!
High School Session:
9th–12th Grade Players
$30 session
Wednesday, June 24
6:00–7:30 PM
Roseville High School
Ultimate Minnesota is excited to announce the ULT Alumni College Player Camp, a three-day summer experience designed to give young athletes the opportunity to learn directly from current and former college lacrosse players who once wore the Ultimate uniform themselves.
The camp will take place June 23–25 at Roseville High School from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM daily and is open to players in 2nd–3rd Grade, 4th–5th Grade, and 6th–8th Grade.
This unique camp experience combines skill development, game instruction, competition, and mentorship from athletes who have advanced through the Ultimate Lacrosse pathway and gone on to compete at the collegiate level. Players will receive hands-on coaching while learning what it takes to develop their game and compete at higher levels.
Featured staff include players and coaches representing programs such as Queens University (D1), Oregon (D1), Temple (D1), Radford (D1), Akron (D1), Regis University (D2), Hood College (D2), Concordia University (D2), and members of the 2025 Team USA National Team, with additional coaches and programs to be announced.
The camp costs $225 for all three days and is designed to provide an unforgettable development experience for young athletes.
In addition, a special High School Session for players in grades 9–12 will be held on June 24 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at Roseville High School. This focused evening session costs $30 and gives high school athletes the opportunity to train directly with collegiate-level players and coaches.
Spots are limited, and registration is encouraged early.
A: Players will learn directly from Ultimate alumni who have gone on to compete at the collegiate and national team levels. Beyond skills and drills, campers get firsthand insight into what helped these athletes succeed and continue their lacrosse journey.
A: No. The camp is designed for a wide range of skill levels. Players are grouped by age, and coaches tailor instruction to help each athlete improve while building confidence and enjoying the experience.
A: Development happens through repetition and consistency. The three-day format allows players to build skills, receive coaching feedback, apply lessons in competitive situations, and develop stronger relationships with the coaching staff and fellow players.
A: College athletes offer a unique perspective because they recently navigated the same youth and high school path your child is currently on. They can provide practical advice, mentorship, and examples of the habits and work ethic that helped them reach the next level.
Ultimate Lacrosse Minnesota Tryouts | 2026–2027 Season | Roseville & Stillwater
Ultimate Lacrosse Minnesota Tryouts | 2026–2027 Season | Roseville & Stillwater
Ultimate Lacrosse Minnesota is hosting tryouts for the 2026–2027 club season this July, giving players the opportunity to compete for a roster spot in a program focused on high-level development, competition, and long-term growth.
Primary tryouts will take place on July 22 at Roseville High School. Players graduating in 2036 through 2031 will attend from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, while players graduating in 2028 through 2030 will attend from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
An additional Supplemental Tryout will be held July 27 at Stillwater High School for players who may have missed the primary evaluation date or who are still seeking placement. Players graduating in 2036 through 2031 will attend from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM, while players graduating in 2028 through 2030 will attend from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Ultimate Lacrosse is known nationally for its structured development model, experienced coaching staff, and competitive club environment. Throughout the tryout process, players will participate in skill drills, positional work, and live gameplay while being evaluated on fundamentals, effort, coachability, and lacrosse IQ.
The Minnesota program emphasizes player development within a competitive but supportive atmosphere that helps athletes grow both individually and within a team structure.
Players interested in attending the supplemental tryout are asked to reach out directly to brooke@ultimategoallacrosse.com for additional information and registration guidance.
Spots are limited, and early registration is encouraged.
A: The July 22 session at Roseville High School is the primary evaluation where most roster decisions will be made. The supplemental tryout on July 27 is intended for players who missed the original date or for teams that still have roster needs after the initial evaluations.
A: Absolutely. Coaches often use supplemental tryouts to fill important remaining spots and identify players who may have been unavailable during the primary evaluation. Strong performances at supplemental sessions regularly lead to roster offers.
A: Coaches value effort, coachability, communication, competitiveness, and decision-making just as much as technical ability. Players who consistently compete hard and respond positively to coaching tend to stand out quickly.
A: Ultimate Lacrosse creates a competitive but supportive atmosphere. Coaches want players to feel comfortable enough to compete and showcase their abilities while still being encouraged and coached throughout the process.
Mini Club (Summer 2027)
Mini Club (Summer 2027)
**Players do NOT need to try out for Mini Club and can proceed to register for the Summer 2026 season**
Event Details
June - July | 6x Practices Minimum during the week
June | 1 Tournament on the weekend
July | 1 Tournament on the weekend