Elevate Your Game
Focused on athlete growth and development, Twisted Sun Lacrosse is the ultimate tool for girl’s lacrosse athletes to become the best version of themselves both on and off the field, challenging them to achieve their full potential.
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Welcoming all 2032 – 2031 Girls Lacrosse Athletes for Winter Lacrosse Clinic with our experienced coaches.
Private Lessons
Choose from our elite lineup of coaches ready to work with you on an individual basis or with 2-3 of your friends. Private lessons are open to novice to advance players.
Clinics
Take your games to the next level with our girl’s lacrosse clinics hosted by highly accomplished and experienced coaches.
Agility & Cross Training
Agility and cross training focused on exercises that compliment girl’s lacrosse. Recommended for all levels. For more information, see Services tab.
What is Twisted Sun Lacrosse?
Twisted Sun Lacrosse is a lacrosse program with experienced coaches and connections to impressive clubs in the D.C. Metro Area.
How can I join?
To join Twisted Sun Lacrosse, you can visit our website and fill out the registration form. We welcome players of all skills and ages.
What areas of lacrosse do you offer?
Twisted Sun Lacrosse focuses on all areas of lacrosse, including the draw, midfield, attack, defense, and goalies. Our coaches have 10+ years of experience and have played at the colligate level.
Why Twisted Sun Lacrosse?
We strive to make well rounded, competitive lacrosse players with our core values – dedication, perseverance, and confidence. We build our players up to be outstanding on and off the field.
What age range do you accept?
Twisted Sun Lacrosse is focused on players aged 10 to 18. We will accept younger player pending coach availability. We provide age-appropriate training and development opportunities for each age group.
How can I contact you?
You can contact Twisted Sun Lacrosse by filling out the contact form on our website.
Testimonials
Twisted Sun Lacrosse is a premier lacrosse program in Northern Virginia and Maryland.
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