A Storm player lunges for a pink lacrosse ball as teammates close in on the turf
THE SIXERS EXPERIENCE

What A Sixers Season
Feels Like.

Scroll to see what the Sixers Lacrosse League actually feels like...

Gale teammates together on the turf after a game
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The idea

Built for the girls who play here.

Every decision in this league was made with them in mind. The team that becomes theirs. The music, the medals, the moments they want to share. We took everything we love about lacrosse and built it into one league.

When she steps onto that turf, it should feel like it was made for her.

Tide, Quake, and Gale players competing in front of the game-day tents
02
Her team

A team that becomes hers.

Every girl is placed onto one of six teams.

Blaze
Frost
Gale
Quake
Storm
Tide

These girls might be from rival travel programs, rival towns, but now they share a sideline, they get to know each other and have fun together.

Our rostering and free-agent system keeps games balanced and competitive. Every game in our inaugural summer was decided by 5 goals or fewer.

A Frost player running with the ball
03
Before the first game

The experience is already theirs.

The girls vote on the game-ball color. They add their favorite songs and help build the league playlist.

Families log into the portal. They can see schedules, subscribe to calendars, set their players up for free agency, and upload a profile photo to see her placed on her team’s collector card. They can even download a video of it for their socials.

Tide and Quake players competing on game day
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Every game

Game day.

Before they step out onto the field for the first time, an announcer lets the crowd know what team they are playing for.

Tents on the sideline. Music in the air. Friends from over a dozen nearby towns on the same turf.

The games are fast-paced lacrosse. Up and down the field. Lots of touches, lots of reps.

Every game ends with a medal ceremony. Each team’s MVP gets hers awarded right there on the turf after each game.

A Quake player competing on the turf
05
Free agency

Extra games, her call.

One game is the floor, not the ceiling. Opt in through the portal and get the call when another team has room. A second or third game. More reps. New teammates again.

A Tide player running upfield with a Quake defender in pursuit
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The finale

The championship.

Playoffs seeded by the standings. Champion trophies for the winners. League MVPs named by age group.

How We Play

Code of Conduct

Parents and players, we promise to uphold the following at every game:

  1. Love the Game

    • Cheer for effort, growth, and joy, not just the scoreboard.
    • Let lacrosse stay something we genuinely love.

  2. Have Fun

    • Keep sideline energy positive and game day something we all look forward to.
    • Remember that fun is what keeps us coming back.

  3. Build Friendships

    • Connect with teammates on and off the field.
    • Welcome every player and help foster a team where everyone belongs.

  4. Be a Good Sport

    • Show respect for officials, coaches, opponents, parents, and players.
    • Win with humility, lose with grace, and expect the same from each other.

  5. Champion Equity

    • Support coaches' decisions on playing time and team roles.
    • Cheer for every girl on the field, not just your own, and help foster a league where every player belongs, regardless of skill level.

  6. Keep Them in the Game

    • Prioritize the long-term love of the game over any single result.
    • Understand that staying in the game changes lives well beyond the field.

Why this matters: In a global Ernst & Young / espnW study, 94% of women in C-suite roles played sports, and 52% played at the university level. The skills built here, confidence, teamwork, resilience, competitiveness, carry into every future these girls choose.

A Quake player running with the ball as Tide defenders close in

This is waiting for her.

A team that becomes hers. Friends from rival towns, sharing a sideline. Game days she looks forward to.

Belonging. Confidence. The feeling of being known, and of being part of something built for the girls who play here.

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