4 Leaf Lacrosse: Little Leafers Lacrosse Summer Camp

June 2, 2025

Summer lacrosse season is one month away! 4 Leaf’s Camps and Clinics are kicking off in June & July.

 

Little Leafers: The Little Leafers program is designed to introduce boys and girls in grades K-4th to the game of lacrosse! Little Leafers wrap skill development into fun games to teach the fundamentals and promote a love for the game. Only a lacrosse stick is required! Players do not need full equipment and will be using tennis balls for all drills.

 

  • Vermont Little Leafers Dates: June 19th, 26th ; July 10th, 17th | 5:00PM – 6:00PM | Boys & Girls, K - 4th Grade | St. Michael’s College in Colchester, VT
  • Registration Link: 

 

Stowe Summer Day Camp: Each day features a perfect mix of fast-paced lacrosse drills, skill-building sessions, and exciting team competitions. It’s not just lacrosse—campers will also dive into flag football, swimming in the nearby river, capture the flag, and more. Whether they’re playing epic water balloon battles or mastering their lacrosse skills, every moment is designed to be fun and dynamic.

  • Dates: July 14th – 17th
  • Time: 9:00AM – 3:00PM
  • Ages: Boys & Girls, K – 10th Grade
  • Where: Mayo Fields in Stowe, VT
  • Registration Link: 


If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to Director of Camps & Clinics, Drew Johnson via email at drew@4leaflax.org or by phone 603-765-6804. For more details on 4 Leaf offerings, please visit ..

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