CENTRAL DAUPHIN RAMS YOUTH LACROSSE CLUB

2026 Spring Season Boys Player Registration

  • Welcome
  • Player & Guardian Information
  • Emergency Contact & Medical Information
  • Registration Options
  • Participation Waiver
  • Communicable Disease Waiver
  • Parent/Player Code of Conduct
  • Review
  • Suggested Add-Ons
  • Confirmation

Welcome

Player Registration for 2026 Spring Season

This registration session will allow you to complete contact information, sign up for participation, and submit payment.

Please read through each page carefully to ensure that all information is provided accurately. To register through our secure site, please have your credit card information available AND complete the following THREE important actions (takes ~20-30 min):

1.  Establish a SportsEngine account. This allows you to receive communications and updates from CDRYL once registered for the season. If you don’t already have an account, click HERE to get started.

2.  Establish/maintain an active USA Lacrosse membership. This provides insurance coverage and other benefits while playing lacrosse throughout the year. How-to instructions are provided in this registration.

3.  Complete this registration with CDRYL. This registers your player for the current Spring season and any pre-season sessions, if applicable.

Other Important Info

  • NOCSAE approved shoulder pads REQUIRED for participation at 10-14U levels, per USA Lacrosse and Mid-Penn Youth Lacrosse Association (our league); click HERE to review guidance from USA Lacrosse on this new requirement
  • For those who are newer to the sport, lacrosse is a high-speed, high-skill game requiring a high-level of coordination, focus, and lacrosse IQ, which typically takes a season or two to develop and get comfortable. Also, as a player progresses through the age levels, the player size, skill level, and competitiveness also progresses (e.g., at the 14U level, it is not uncommon for players to have 5-6 years of playing experience, which is significant). From a safety and player experience standpoint, in most cases, a NEW player is not typically ready for full game play situations...at least initially. As their skills and comfort level increases, so will game play opportunities. Coaches will work hard to best balance playing time based on skills, experience, comfort level, readiness, and competitiveness.

Questions?

Please direct any questions regarding this registration to:

Jessica Haney

Inquiries