FAQ

For middle school girls, tryouts are held in July and August to determine the travel teams.  Any player can register to participate in tryouts. Middle school and high school players may contact Sam Bartron directly during the winter or spring if they would like an invitation to tryout.

For 4th and 5th grade Minis, tryouts are held in the spring to determine the local tournament teams.  Any player can register to participate in these training and tryout sessions.

South Suburban Sports Complex.

South Suburban Sports Dome.

Denver & Littleton outdoor fields.

Team 180 members are expected to attend practice and be punctual. If possible, 24 hours notice should be given before an absence.  A player will be asked to leave the program if there is continual tardiness and absence.

It depends on the age group, but the majority of tournaments are in the summer on the east coast.  Also, in January, our teams attend a tournament in California.

Kathryn Ames is our mental health coach and is available to assistant all our players.  She also run regular workshops for the teams.

We do encourage our youth players to participate with their recreational and/or school teams.  However, a player would not be able to participate with two travel lacrosse teams.

For minis and middle school we offer programs in the spring, summer and fall.  In the spring we train two to three days a week, in the summer we hold approximately 16-two hour training sessions, and in the fall we train once a week.  Additional indoor practices usually take place over the winter break for the travel squads.  Our middle school teams attend one tournament in January, and up to four in the summer.

High school athletes participate with 180 in the summer and fall. We train on Sundays during the fall, indoor training over winter break and approximately 16-two hour sessions throughout the summer.  The more senior teams attend one tournament in January, up to four in the summer and two in the fall.  Teams can attend up to seven or eight tournaments per year.

No.  Team 180 compliments high school lacrosse.  We do not train or compete during the spring high school season.

Yes scholarship opportunities are available.  We do not want to close the door on any driven and gifted athlete.  If you would like to discuss financial assistance, please contact Sam Bartron directly.

Each player is responsible for providing her own lacrosse stick, protective eye wear and mouth piece.  Goalies must have their own lacrosse stick, mouth piece, helmet with face mask, a separate throat protector, padded gloves, shin, thigh and chest pads.