Te Awamutu Sports Lacrosse

🥍🌍 Enjoying the IIJL World Championships? 🌍🥍

If you've been watching the speed, skill, and excitement of the IIJL World Championships, why not give indoor lacrosse a go yourself?

We're launching 4 weeks of Indoor Lacrosse right here in Te Awamutu, giving players the chance to experience the fast-paced game that develops quick hands, smart decision-making, and plenty of touches on the ball.

Even better, two Te Awamutu Sports players are proudly representing Team Australia at this year's IIJL World Championships—proof that our local players can compete on the international stage.

Whether you're looking to improve your field game, try something new, or just have fun over winter, we'd love to see you on the floor.

🥍 Women (13+ years)
🥍 U17 Boys (13–16 years)
🥍 Seniors (16+)

Come and experience the game that's captivating lacrosse players around the world!

🥍 **Indoor Lacrosse is Here!** 🥍

Looking for more lacrosse this winter? Join us for **4 weeks of fast-paced Indoor Lacrosse!**

Whether you're preparing for upcoming competition or keep fit in the offseason; come and develop your stick skills and join us on the floor, these sessions are for you!

🔥 **Women (13+ years)**
🔥 **U17 Boys (13–16 years)**
🔥 **Senior Men (16+ years)**

Indoor lacrosse is the perfect way to sharpen your game with more touches, quicker decision-making, and plenty of action.

Bring a mate, dust off your stick, and come be part of the fun!

📍 *Albert Park Indoor Centre - Te Awamutu Sports*
📅 *Thursday Evenings*
🕒 *Groups & Floor Times vary*

Limited Spaces Available - Contact us to register.

Community Highlight from May

Te Awamutu Sports Lacrosse was proud to be part of the Te Awamutu Sports Adaptive Play Festival — a day dedicated to making sure every child gets to experience the joy of being active and included.

Coach Moose ran a lacrosse activity station on behalf of our club, and it was one of the highlights of the day. That feels fitting — because lacrosse has inclusiveness woven into its very origins. The game was gifted by First Nations peoples as the Creator's Game, played across communities of all ages and abilities, bringing people together long before organised sport existed. That spirit belongs on a day like this.

Watching children who don't always find their place in traditional sporting environments pick up a stick, give it a go, and walk away smiling — that's what this game is about at its core.

Thank you to Te Awamutu Sports for organizing such a wonderful event and for including us. This is the kind of community that makes it worth showing up.