Lacrosse lives HERE!

Canada's national sport, played with a hard rubber ball and stick. Where the goal is to get that ball into a net by any means necessary. Try it, if you got grit.

(Never seen lacrosse before? Watch some, watch some more, or learn the history)

Open practices on the 11 & 18th February! (No experience, no equipment and no subscription required)! (20:00 - 21:30, more info practice). Or order a clinic, or sign up

NEWS

Newcomers tournament!

With the hague we won with our men's team at the newcomers tournament!! :D We had some incredible games!!

Ken Galucio Cup

We came in 8th at the ken galucio cup (Lacrosse's champions league) unfortunate that a cup win couldn't be realized. Good physicality all around however.

Undefeated Season!

Yes you read that right, our first team absolutely dominated this 2025 season with no losses! Now onto the play-offs! Want to be part of this? Join our normal [practices]! Or wait for the big open practices in september!

LACROSSE

Lacrosse is a 10v10 team sport played on a field. The game is played with a lacrosse stick and lacrosse ball. The sticks head is used to carry, pass, catch and shoot the ball into the goal of the opponent. The traditional version of lacrosse originates from Native Americans almost 1500 years ago and we still play. It is played with:

1 Goalie
3 Defenders
3 Midfielders
3 Attackers

MENS LACROSSE

In this version, allot of physical contact between players is allowed. Very similar in contact with ice hockey. This is also why each player wears a helmet, chest, shoulder and elbow protection, as well as a mouthguard, a cup and gloves.

Physical contact allowed
Defenders have a long stick
Attackers have a short stick

WOMENS LACROSSE

In this version of the sport, only limited to no physical contact is allowed and thus you wear only a mouthguard and sometimes goggles. The ball is lost less often due to physical contact and more due to someone hitting the top of the stick of the ball bearer.

Limited physical contact
No difference in equipment between field players
Only goggles and mouthguard for protection

CLINICS

Delft Lacrosse also provides clinics for lots of different audiences. From schools, to student clubs to companies, you name it. If you would like to have a lacrosse clinic, feel free to contact us so we can discuss the possibilities. We deliver customized clinics tailored to your wishes.

For more information about clinics, send us a mail to secretary@delftlacrosse.com and please provide the following information:

When & where you would like us to give a clinic (we can also rent a field for you at X TU Delft).
How many people are joining.
Information about the occasion/group.

PRACTICES

We have open practices now on the 11th and 18th of February, join us! You don't need any experience, we provide equipment and best of all it is FREE!

The regular practices occur on wednesday (20:00 - 21:30)

WHAT TO BRING

Training is outdoors so dress appropriate to the weather conditions. Sport shoes (preferably soccer shoes/cleats) and a mouthguard (not required) are recommended. We can provide all other lacrosse gear for you. Don't forget a bottle of water!

LOCATION

X (the sports centre of TU Delft)
Mekelweg 8-10
2628 CD Delft
Practice is on the last artificial turf field (soccer field #2).

READY TO START?

You can join easily! All you have to do is click the button and fill out the form.

OUR SPONSOR

TU Delft and by extension sport centre X is the home sponsor of Delft Lacrosse. The goal of X is to create added value for the university as a whole by contributing to the personal development of the students.

CONTACT

Please send an email to secretary@delftlacrosse.com and we will reply ASAP!

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