Welcome to the home of New England's most comperehensive, professionally run, premier High School Girl's and Boy's Summer League!
North Shore Lacrosse League Highlights Week 1 from Brandon Dube on Vimeo.
Pro League games are available for purchase through Pain Train Productions
We thank you for your interest in the North Shore Lacrosse League. For over five years we have been delivering fun, organized, and as important, competitive games for both boys and girls at the High School level. For those of you familiar with us we can't thank you enough for coming back-and for those of you who are new to us, please do not hesitate to join us this summer. We are always available (and fast!) to answer any questions by email, and as most of you know, by phone, and of course in person all summer. Our mission is to deliver professional service to the lacrosse player looking for an organization that takes the game seriously. Despite the "summer league" association with fun, we do our best to give you a great game environment with everything you would expect at the COLLEGE level from an organizational stanpoint . Notwithstanding limitations based on different sites, we use every opportunity to provide a great atmosphere, professional or college level coaching, full event staff, two referees, Athletic Trainers, pre-game sound, in-game promotions and give aways. Add in game day programs, stats and game story recaps, as well as full video services and a weekly highlight show, you'll wonder how we do it.
***Did you see our full page ad in the May issue of the New England Lacrosse Journal?***
Find all the information you need for this summer's programs by clicking on "Frequently Asked Questions"
Recruiting? College/University coaches can see New England's BEST in the PRO LEAGUE, every Monday, last week of June until Mid-August
The North Shore Lacrosse League is proudly sponsored by Team Jungle, your local source for lacrosse equipment, uniforms, and restringing!
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