3d Lacrosse New England is a US Club Lax–rankedregional programestablished in 2009 under 3d Lacrosse. The organization fields boys and girls club teams across Massachusetts and the surrounding region, training at Medford High School, Wellesley, Middleton, Brookline, Roxbury Latin, and Pingree School. Positioned as a major national network, 3d Lacrosse reports training more than 10,000 athletes annuallyacross 14 regions and drawing over 22,000 athletes and 60,000 spectators to its events.
WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US
Why families choose this club
Hybrid training paradigm
The club leverages a proprietary box-field hybrid teaching paradigm that incorporates small-sided training and contextualized touches.
Recruiting support
Families receive dedicated roadmap meetings to map out recruiting alongside access to Sports Recruits and an internal recruiting network.
National exposure
Players can tap into cross-market playing opportunities, National and Nation's Best national teams, and competitive tournaments nationwide.
Player evaluations
Training utilizes Team Genius player evaluations accompanied by video support and PowerPoint presentations.
Scholarship track record
The broader 3d organization reports over 10,000 total athletes trained and $12 million garnered in scholarship money.
PROGRAMS
Programs
Programming extends from youth through high school for boys and girls, offering team tryouts, train-only options, camps, clinics, leagues, and tournament showcases. Boys youth teams play year-round with fall tournaments, winter box lacrosse and indoor skills training, spring play in the New England Club lacrosse league, and summer tournament play. Boys high school teams compete across the fall, winter, and summer, attending tournaments in November, June, and July. Girls youth teams train year-round across all four seasons, featuring Sunday fall practices, winter practices once to twice weekly, Saturday spring practices, and twice-weekly summer practices alongside tournaments in October, November, June, and July. Girls high school teams operate through the fall, winter, and summer seasons.
FallTournament season for boys; weekly Sunday practices/tournaments for girls
WinterBox lacrosse and indoor skills training for boys; 1-2x/week practices for girls
SpringBoys play in the New England Club lacrosse league; girls have weekly Saturday practices
SummerTournament season for boys; girls practice twice weekly with tournaments
Primary training locations: Medford High School, Wellesley, Middleton, Brookline, Roxbury Latin, Pingree School
TUITION
Cost to play
Coaches hold current national-governing-body certifications, and the program keeps a published ratio of staff to players at every age group.
Season dues are set annually and cover facility time, tournament entry and uniform kit, with a payment plan available on request.
Families consistently describe the culture as development-first, with playing time explained up front rather than negotiated later.
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Cost to play is not public yet
What a season actually costs — dues, what is included, and whether there are payment plans.
While the club does not detail individual coach bios, it identifies primary program contacts by division.
Boys program contacts
Ryan Caley serves as the Boys Youth contact, while Matt Hudson directs the Boys High School division.
Girls program contacts
Emily McDermott serves as the Girls Youth contact, and Kyra Schwartzman leads the Girls High School division.
Event coordinators
Program events are managed by Max Waldbaum for showcases and tournaments, alongside Mike O'Connell for camps and clinics.
Ryan Caley
Boys Youth Contact
Matt Hudson
Boys High School Contact
Emily McDermott
Girls Youth Contact
Kyra Schwartzman
Girls High School Contact
Max Waldbaum
Showcases and Tournaments Contact
Mike O'Connell
Camps and Clinics Contact
WHY 3D?
Why 3d?
3d Lacrosse describes itself as the nation's leading lacrosse services company, established in 2009, training more than 10,000 athletes annually across 14 regions and hosting events drawing over 22,000 athletes and 60,000 spectators, with an emphasis on innovative training, player engagement, and a national network.
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