Did You Know - Lacrosse

If you're looking for a fast-paced sport with deep roots in Canadian history, lacrosse offers an exciting combination of speed, skill, and teamwork. Known as Canada's National Summer Sport, lacrosse originated with Indigenous peoples long before organized sport existed.

Traditionally known as "The Creators Game", it was originally played for ceremony, healing, community connection, and spiritual purposes. Today, the sport continues to honour these roots while growing into a high-energy game enjoyed by all ages and skill levels. Here's what makes lacrosse stand out:

• Canada’s National Summer Sport: As Canada’s official national summer sport lacrosse has a rich history and deep cultural significance.
• Indigenous Roots: Lacrosse reflects Indigenous teachings, traditions, and history that continuous to shape the sport today.
• Fast-Paced & Strategic: Lacrosse combines speed, skill, and teamwork keeping players constantly involved in action.
• Teamwork & Community: If you are brand new to the game or are experienced, lacrosse welcomes players from all backgrounds and skill levels.
• Builds Confidence: Players develop communication skills, leadership, and problem-solving skills while working toward a common goal.
• Accessible & Growing: Whether you are picking up a stick for the first time or looking to grow your skills, there are opportunities for athletes of all ages and experience levels.

Play Anywhere, Anytime

From outdoor fields to indoor areas, lacrosse can be played in a variety of settings and continues to grow across Canada. Whether recreational or competitive, the sport offers opportunities to stay active and connected.

Why Try Lacrosse?

Lacrosse offers more than just competition. It provides a chance to stay active, build lasting friendships, and connect with one of Canada's oldest sporting traditions. Whether you're looking for a new challenge or a new team, lacrosse has something for everyone.

Lacrosse in Lethbridge

Clubs: Lethbridge Lacrosse Association (U7-U17).

Events: Lethbridge Floorbusters is held annually in May, plus regular game-play and tournaments throughout the season

From its Indigenous roots to modern-day play, lacrosse remains a sport that connects communities through teamwork and respect.