Registration is now open for the Boys and Girls K-2 Clinic.  Click on the link in the upper right to register your son or daughter (grades Kindergarten through 2nd grade) for the clinic.

The clinic will be held on five Friday nights in April and May (4/5, 4/12, 5/3, 5/10, and 5/17) from 6-7pm in White Oak Park.  Players will need a lacrosse stick, a mouth guard and sneakers or cleats to participate.  Each participant will receive a T-shirt.

Registration is now open for the annual Somerville High School youth Lacrosse Clinic which will take place on Sunday April 8th after team pictures as follows:

Boys Clinic, 1-3PM at Somerville HS Turf 2              Girls Clinic, 2-4PM at Someville HS Turf 1 (stadium turf)

This clinic is provided every year by the HS lacrosse teams for our Branchburg Barrage youth players.  The cost of the clinic is $20 per player with a $30 per family maximum.  The proceeds of the clinic support the SHS Girls' and Boys' Lacrosse Booster Clubs.  All Barrage players are encouraged to attend!!!  For second grade boys who do not have helmets and pads, please contact Patrick Baldoni (pjb@femenellaassociates.com) or Brian Bumgarner (coach-bumgarner@comcast.net) to arrange to borrow some (a limited amount are available).

If the registration fee prevents any family from registering their player, please contact Brian Bumgarner (coach-bumgarner@comcast.net or 908.656.0066). 

Team Play Registration for Boys and Girls, Grades 3 through 8 has been closed.  If you are interested in signing your son/daughter up please contact:

Ann Rolon at rolonann@gmail.com for the girls' team or Patrick Baldoni at pjb@femenellaassociates.com for the boys' teams.  For general questions please email info@branchburglacrosse.com 

If your family’s travels take you to the Baltimore/Washington, DC area at all this year, consider making a pit stop in Sparks, Maryland, and take in some fantastic lacrosse history while you are there.  Admission is free and generally open Monday – Friday, 9AM – 5PM and on days when games are being played at Tierney field (check their website for more info, www.uslacrosse.org/about-us-lacrosse/museum, or email jfinn@uslacrosse.org).  The museum is located on the 1^st floor of the US Lacrosse Association’s office complex.  The complex itself is fun to see, as the William J. Tierney Field, named after a previous coach of Team USA, RIT, Johns Hopkins, Princeton and the current coach for Denver, is located just outside, and is the training home for the US National team program. The museum is the perfect size for a quick drop-in, or if you really want a feel for the history of the game, you can spend more time, and fully read each exhibit. Either way, you will not be disappointed.  The exhibits include historical displays chronicling the history of “the creator’s game”, the Tewaaraton Trophy, and the history of lacrosse in the Olympics.  Did you know that New Jersey’s own Lawrenceville Academy was one of the first 3 prep schools to establish lacrosse in 1882? 

Branchburg lacrosse alum Stefani Peluso was selected a US lacrosse high school all american for the 2016 season. Stefani is the first girls alum to receive this award. Congrats!!