Box Lacrosse

Mini-Tyke

Helmet with Face Cage - both CSA approved.
Shoulder/Chest Pads.
Gloves - Hockey gloves are okay, providing they are not too “restrictive” (a lot more hand movement in lacrosse than in hockey).
Athletic Support - Boys must wear a "Jock" with plastic cup. Girls must wear a "Jill".
Mouth guard ("Boil & Byte" are acceptable).
Elbow Pads
Knee Pads (recommended, as outdoor boxes are asphalt). Elastic / Volleyball type are best.
Junior Canadian Lacrosse Stick – you may purchase one from our Equipment Manager for $35 (cut to size and re-strung to be game-ready). “Toy” sticks are not suitable for game play or practice development. 

Tyke

Helmet with Face Cage - both CSA approved.
Shoulder/Chest Pads.
Gloves - Hockey gloves are okay, providing they are not too “restrictive” (a lot more hand movement in lacrosse than in hockey)..
Athletic Support - Boys must wear a "Jock" with plastic cup. Girls must wear a "Jill".
Mouth guard ("Boil & Byte" are acceptable).
Elbow Pads.
Knee Pads (recommended, not mandatory).
Arm slash guards (recommended, not mandatory).
Kidney/rib/back guards (recommended, not mandatory).
Lacrosse Stick with a minimum length of 36 inches. (may purchase from Equipment Manager for $35)
 

Novice

Same as Tyke, except...

Arm slash guards required
Strongly recommend “bicep pads” to be attached to shoulder pads. Checking is introduced, and bicep pads eliminate most “pain”, which otherwise may turn some players off.
Kidney/rib/back slash guards (mandatory).

PeeWee

Same as Novice.

Bicep Pads are considered mandatory by most Coaches.

Bantam

Same as PeeWee except minimum stick length is 40 inches.
 

Midget

Same as Bantam.