NVTYLL | Northern Vermont Youth Lacrosse League
Northern Vermont Youth Lacrosse League | Honor Thy Game
Please get all team registrations in by tomorrow! All players and head coaches must be US Lacrosse registered in order to play this season. All team registration checks should be mail to
Ryan Fitzpatrick
234-4 Woodbine By The Lake
Colchester VT 05446
Best of luck to all this season! The weather will come around keep up the good work!
All,
The game schedule for the 2018 season has been posted here, https://live-nvtyll.pantheonsite.io/games/
Please review it ASAP incase any changes need to be made.
Special thanks to Craig for all his hard work on the schedule
All,
Please be sure to submit your team rosters by the 14th of April (this Saturday!) All players must be US Lacrosse registered and all head coaches must be registered for the upcoming season.
NVTYLL is always tobacco free! There is absolutely no use of tobacco products (chew, vape, smoke) during NVTYLL events (games or practices). All parents and coaches are to abide by the tobacco free policy at all times. Those who choose to use tobacco during NVTYLL events will be asked to leave the field of play.
What is the size of the small ball field? Where should the benches be? Do two small ball field fit on a regular field?
Get the answers to there questions from the USL Small Ball Guidelines. Not that NVTYLL will be using real lacrosse balls and not the pink ones as mentioned in the guide.
If you have questions or concerns about the setup, implementation or structure of small ball play please let us know.
All NVTYLL players, parents and coaches are required to sign the NVTYLL Code of Conduct before participating in games this season. This year the code of conduct has been made available on the website on the Coaches Forms page. Coaches are required to have their signed code of conduct forms with them at all games. Coaches are responsible for enforcing the code of conduct at all times.
The NVTYLL has adopted the policy and philosophy of the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) with respect to “Honoring the Game” for all NVTYLL participants including players, coaches, officials, and spectators as follows:
PCA believes the time has come to unite behind a powerful new term, “Honoring the Game.” Coaches, parents, and athletes need to realize that an Honoring the Game perspective needs to replace the common win-at-all-cost perspective.