MINOR BOX LACROSSE

JUNIOR SCHEDULES

The Calgary District Lacrosse Association is not responsible for Junior schedules. To view Junior schedules, please visit the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League website at the following link:
www.rockymountainlacrosse.com

JUNIOR PRACTICE SCHEDULES

The practice schedules as follows only reflect the times that have been booked through the CDLA. If your club or team has booked times individually, these times will not appear in the schedules below.

  • Senior B/ Junior A
  • Junior B Tier 3- West
  • Junior B Tier 3- East
  • Junior B Tier 2
  • Junior B Tier 1
  • Junior Ladies

    • PLAYOFFS

    Click on a link below to view the playoff format for the corresponding division:

  • Provincial Intent Form

    • Important Provincial Information

  • Provincial Memorandum 2008

    • For more important provincial information please review the memorandum.

    REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE & STANDINGS

    2008 CDLA Minor Box Schedule

    To view the 2008 CDLA Minor Box Schedule & Standings, click here.

    2008 Mini Tyke and Tyke Festival Schedules

    To view the 2008 MINI TYKE Festival Schedule, click here.

    To view the 2008 TYKE Festival Schedule, click here.


    REPORTING GAME RESULTS:

    For important information on how to properly submit game results, please click here to download the .pdf file.

    Within 48 hours of game completion, send OR drop off the original white copy of the game sheet to:

    Calgary District Lacrosse Association
    c/o 1729 12th Street SW
    Calgary, AB
    T2T 3N1
    Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

    Please note:
    If any major penalties were assessed, the game sheet MUST be faxed into Calgary District Lacrosse Association at (403) 777-4550 within 24 hours of game completion.

     

    MINI TYKE AND TYKE STANDINGS:

    The purpose of the Mini Tyke and Tyke leagues is to introduce, emphasize, and develop the fundamental skills of lacrosse. The focus of practices as well as games is to promote an environment that encourages participation, skill development, and overall enjoyment of the game.ÝTo encourage the development of this environment, there will be no standings for Mini Tyke or Tyke. "RO" will be displayed in place of a game score to show a game has been played. Please note that although standings are not kept, standard game results procedures must be followed (ie. sending in the game sheets).

    CANADIAN LACROSSE ASSOCIATION 2008 RULES OF EMPHASIS

    Officials are expected to implement these published Rules of Emphasis consistently, no matter what the time of game, the score on the floor, or floor strength of the teams. Click here to download.

    OFFENSE/DEFENSE RULES

    The new practice of running a split bench with players designated to only play in the offensive zone and others in the defensive zone, when even strength, is not permitted and will be enforced:
    Read more.

    REPEAT OFFENDERS

    Any player or coach who is involved in 3 or more major penalty incidents or misconducts or any combination will be treated as a repeat offender and disciplined accordingly.

      Infraction CDLA Position
    3rd Incident 5 or 10 minute majors, misconducts, or any combination. Additional 1 game suspension.
    4th Incident 5 or 10 minute majors, misconducts, or any combination. Additional 2 game suspension.
    5th Incident 5 or 10 minute majors, misconducts, or any combination. Refer to discipline committee.
    Not eligible to play until committee meets.

    MINI-TYKE, TYKE, NOVICE FORMAT REMINDER

    Mini-Tyke Format

    • 3-on-3
    • Game lengths:
      • 15 minute warm-up, three 15 minute periods
      • Running time
      • Players on floor for 3 minute intervals
    • Play the width of the floor at the West Soccer Centre & full floor on the mini floors at the East Soccer Centre
    • Play with the shooter tutors. If there is a difference in the number of holes each team's shooter tutor has, please switch half way through so it is fair for both teams
    • No contact
    • No referees - coaches manage the floor
    • No penalties - stop when necessary to explan infractions

    Tyke Format

    • No two-line rule
    • No 30-second clock
    • Play with the tyke boards
    • Super Star rule is in effect
      • Only 3 goals by a single player will count toward the score.
      • If more are scored they will be treated as a goal (face-off) but will not show on the scoresheet or scoreboard.

    Novice Format

    • Regular box rules apply
      • No two-line rule
      • Play with the 30-second clock

    REGISTRATION

    Please click on your club logo to take you to the club registration information or scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the club boundaries and determine which club you should register with.


    CLUBS

    AXEMEN

    HIGH RIVER

    HORNETS

    KNIGHTS

    OKOTOKS

    ROCKYVIEW

    SABRECATS

    CLUB BOUNDARIES FOR REGISTRATION

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    The boundaries for the current Quadrant Associations are as follows:

    1. Axemen - South of 50 Avenue & Bow River to the Calgary city limits, East of Macleod Trail, including Langdon & Indus
    2. Hornets - North West designated addresses
    3. Knights - North of 50 Avenue & Bow River to the Calgary city limits, East of Center Street, including Chestermere.
    4. Sabercats - South West designated addresses, including Springbank
    5. High River - High River town limits
    6. Okotoks - South of the Calgary city limits
    7. Rockyview - North and West of the Calgary city limits, including Airdrie and Cochrane but excluding Springbank.

    RULES AND REGULATIONS

    To download the Minor Box Lacrosse Rules and Regulations click here.

    TOURNAMENTS

    CANADA DAY TOURNAMENT

    The Canada Day Tournament began in 1977, but at that time the tournament was restricted to only Peewee teams. A couple of years later, Bantam teams were added to the tournament, and in 1981, Novice teams were added as well. Every year the tournament hosts around 100 teams in Midget and below, making it the largest indoor lacrosse tournament in North America. Teams for the tournament come from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, British Columbia, and on some occasions, as far away as Australia. On the same weekend, The Rocky Mountain Challenge is played by Intermediate, Junior and Senior lacrosse teams from all over Western Canada. For more info on the Canada Day tournament, click here.


    For a complete listing of Minor Box Lacrosse Tournaments in Alberta click here.

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