The Prairie Gold Lacrosse League was established in 2001 to provide players with an opportunity to advance their skills after the minor level. The PGLL provides individuals with the opportunity advance their skills and many have gone on to play at a collegiate or pro-level. The PGLL not only develops players but it also gives officials and coaches an opportunity at a high caliber level to advance their knowledge and skills. This provides strong dividends to the Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association as many members in the senior division contribute back to Lacrosse as volunteers, coaches or officials. The PGLL is currently in a revitalization stage. New Board of Directors, website, logo and clothing merchandise has been established and a strategic plan will be developed in February of 2015 to provide consistency and steady growth for years to come.
For more information on the Prairie Gold Lacrosse League please contact Chris Lesanko, PGLL Commissioner, via email at chris.cameleo@gmail.com or Bridget Pottle, SLA Executive Director, at 306.780.9216 or via email at ed@sasklacrosse.net
The Saskatchewan SWAT is a Junior A Box Lacrosse team ran out of Saskatoon and features the Provinces top Junior Box Lacrosse players in the Province. The team takes part in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League playing against teams in Alberta and Manitoba. For more information on the Saskatchewan SWAT Junior A Program please contact Randy Trobak via email at saskatoonboxlacrosse@sasktel.net
There are two Lacrosse Associations that offer in Saskatchewan that have Junior B Tier 1 programs. The Saskatchewan SWAT, based out of Saskatoon, and the Barracudas, based out of Regina, feature the some of the best Junior Box Lacrosse players across Saskatchewan. Both programs, similar to the Junior A program. play in the Rockey Mountaint Lacrosse League, belonging to the North Division where they faceoff against teams from Alberta and Manitoba.
For more information on the Saskatchewan SWAT Junior B Tier 1 team please contact Randy Trobak via email at saskatoonboxlacrosse@sasktel.net
For more information on the Barracuda Junior B Tier 1 team please email barracuda@qcmbl.ca
Many SLA Associations offer different Senior, Recreation and Drop In Lacrosse programs. Please make sure to get in touch with your home Association today to find out what programs are available to you to.
The Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association wants to work with as many groups as possible to provide as much opportunity for growth and development for the players. In order to do this, the Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association as policies in place that private groups can follow to become sanctioned under the SLA. The following private entities are sanctioned by the SLA:
Due to new policies from Lacrosse Canada and current policy from SLA, participation in unsanctioned/unapproved activity between April 1st & October 31st, will find players ineligible to participate in any SLA activity, including all House, High Performance (A League), and National Events.
2025 Canada Summer Games Open ID Camp Session
Yara Centre, Moose Jaw
Second Session of the Open ID Camps for Canada Summer Games 2025
2025 Canada Summer Games Open ID Camp Scrimmage Weekend
Henk Rhyes Soccer Centre (Saskatoon)
Last weekend of Open ID Camps