Anonymous wrote:More a New England thing than a DMV thing

Are you saying lacrosse isn't a DMV thing???

My kid did the split day field hockey / lacrosse camp at Good Counsel. Super fun camp and a good introduction to both sports.

Sounds funny, but Bulldog Baseball started girls lacrosse clinics during the pandemic and still run them in spring and fall - not sure if they have anything during the summer - maybe ask them?

MC elite has half day summer camps at Stone Ridge

Potomac has a one week lax girls camp this summer.

We did Bullis one summer.

Sidwell Summer is offering a beginner girls lacrosse camp certain weeks - https://www.sidwellsummer.org/dc-camps/laxsfs

Girls Beginner Camp: This camp is designed for campers in rising grade K-3 and for any true beginner to girls' lacrosse. Beginners will learn to cradle, scoop, catch and throw through various drills and activities that keep campers engaged and excited about lacrosse. *We will have lacrosse sticks and goggles available for campers. Each camper must bring their own mouthguard and full water bottle.

Girls Lacrosse Camp:

The Sidwell Summer Girls Lacrosse Skills Camp is designed to help players take their game to the next level. Instruction will include techniques of cradling, catching, throwing, ground balls, draw controls, dodging and shooting, and goalie instruction, for those players who seek it. We are committed to providing the best possible instruction/experience to everyone, in all phases of the game. The camp is intended for individuals with prior experience playing girls lacrosse.

The camp will be led by Sidwell Friends Varsity Assistant Lacrosse Coach Stephanie Heffron, who will be assisted by current and former Sidwell Friends high school players. Player to coach ratios will be low, so come ready for lots of repetitions and good instruction!

Girls Equipment Needed: Each player is required to bring the following lacrosse equipment - a mouthguard, goggles, girls lacrosse stick, sneakers, and cleats. Sticks and goalie gear will be available if needed, however players are expected to bring their own, along with any other equipment they feel necessary. Please make sure campers’ names are on all of their belongings.

Next Level does summer camps including for beginners. They're also the ones that run the lacrosse practice someone else mentioned at WES.

https://nextlevelspartans.com/girls/camps/

My daughter just started playing through this league this year. She is 6.

Anonymous wrote:I don't know which company provides the lessons/camps, but there are always young girls learning to play lacrosse at the Washington Episcopal School in Bethesda on weekends

That's an in school sport, not a camp.

I don't know which company provides the lessons/camps, but there are always young girls learning to play lacrosse at the Washington Episcopal School in Bethesda on weekends

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Haha. Not true!

examples?

Seriously? Haha. Not true!

More a New England thing than a DMV thing

Looking for a beginner lacrosse camp for this summer -- one week. Any suggestions?