The season runs from April to early July. Watch for off-season new player and high performance development opportunities in your club region, or through Lacrosse Nova Scotia.
The Metro Minor Lacrosse League plays in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Register with your local club by checking league boundaries. We have clubs that play in Halifax, St. Margaret's Bay, Sackville, Dartmouth and Eastern Shore. This league is for players 5-16. Contact info is found here.
The Scotia Minor Lacrosse League has clubs in the Annapolis Valley, Truro, Pictou and Cape Breton. This league is for players 5-16.
The East Coast Junior Lacrosse League has five co-ed division teams and three female division teams in Nova Scotia for athletes 21 and under (there is a team in each division from New Brunswick). Most players are drafted from minor age divisions, but there are opportunities to try-out for a team.
The Nova Scotia Senior Lacrosse League plays in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Players are 22+.
The Indigenous Players Lacrosse Association offers programming throughout Nova Scotia.
The Nova Scotia Special Needs Lacrosse Club offers programming in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
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The season runs from August to October. Watch for off-season new player and high performance development opportunities through leagues or Lacrosse Nova Scotia.
The Nova Scotia Field Lacrosse League plays in the Halifax Regional Municipality. There is programming for U11 to U19 age divisions.
The Bluenose Women's Field Lacrosse League plays in the Halifax Regional Municipality. There is programming for U11, U13, U15 and U19 age divisions, plus a age 5-8 mini program.
The Maritime University Field Lacrosse League has five teams throughout the Maritimes. The Maritime Women's University Field Lacrosse League has four teams in Nova Scotia. The season runs from early September into November. Watch for August training camp opportunities.