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MISSION STATEMENT

HYA Riptide Lacrosse is dedicated to providing programs and services that inspire participation while honoring the game. Riptide Lacrosse is committed to the view that to play the game is great, to win the game is greater, to love the game is the greatest. We are about promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, positive coaching, and having fun, as well as advancing the sport of lacrosse. We want each and every participant to feel like they have made a contribution to themselves as well as to their respective team both on and off the field.

Riptide Lacrosse is a total volunteer organization. The program is run by a Board of Directors and a volunteer coaching staff along with the assistance of the parents of all players. We are dedicated to the instruction of the game of lacrosse, sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play. Riptide Lacrosse is open to all students who reside within the boundaries of the SAU-21 school district

HAMPTON/HYA LACROSSE PROGRAMS

Lacrosse in the Hampton area begins as young as kindergarten in our K2 introductory lacrosse clinics and progresses all the way up to the U15 level for both boys and girls.

We are dedicated to starting young lacrosse players off in a fun and age-appropriate lacrosse program called Riptide K2 Lacrosse, part of HYA since 2010. Players in the Riptide K2 program play once a week in a practice-based, high energy program designed to fit the needs of our youngest players.

Players then move on to play on our HYA Riptide Travel teams. U10 teams play in the Seacoast Area Youth Lacrosse League (SAYLL). This league offers a very local travel schedule, and teams play smaller sided games (7v7) to further develop skills.

Players then progress to U12 and U14 travel programs participating in the NH Youth Lacrosse Association (NHYLA) League. NHYLA is a competitive lacrosse league that requires more regional travel and tournament commitments.