Dynasty Elite Lacrosse Club originated as Dynasty Youth Club in 2015 before co-founders Jen and Alex Duckenfield formally launched the organization in September 2018. The club notes it has grown from three teams to twelve, emphasizing student-athlete development, character, and college recruiting support. Nationally, the team is ranked girls #55 on US Club Lax. In 2023, the club notes that 26 players from its first-ever team moved on to collegiate lacrosse, including 17 Division I, 2 Division II, and 8 Division III players.
WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US
Why families choose this club
Proven college commitments
The club states that it has guided 250+ athletes to collegiate lacrosse commitmentsacross all NCAA divisions.
Individualized recruiting guidance
Dynasty Elite describes recruiting support as individualized, including honest evaluations, communication strategies, and ongoing mentorship.
Year-round development model
The program offers consistent training, competition, and evaluation across fall, winter, spring, and summer seasons.
Dedicated goalie coaching
According to the club, goalkeepers receive one-on-one goalie training sessions from dedicated goalie coaches with a track record at D1, D2, and D3 levels.
Family-founded culture
Founded and operated by a mother-daughter duo, the club describes itself as a family focused on a growth mindset and camaraderie.
PROGRAMS
Programs
Dynasty Elite serves middle school and high school girls athletes, offering fundamentals-focused programming for younger players alongside high-level competition and recruiting exposure for high schoolers. The club describes a year-round structure of practices, tournaments, and clinics, noting that schedules vary by age group and season. Fall programming includes team practices and competitive fall tournaments. During the winter season, athletes participate in clinics focused on skill development and lacrosse IQ.
FallTeam practices and competitive fall tournaments
WinterClinics focused on skill development and lacrosse IQ
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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What a season actually costs — dues, what is included, and whether there are payment plans.
The club describes its coaching staff as united around developing confident, skilled players while emphasizing skill progression, lacrosse IQ, accountability, and team culture.
Co-founder leadership
Co-founder Jen Duckenfield helps operate the club, driven by over 20 years of experience in the sport.
Mother-daughter direction
Co-founder Alex Duckenfield founded and operates Dynasty Elite with Jen Duckenfield, forming the mother-daughter duo leading the club.
Recruiting coordination
Recruiting Coordinator Coach Duck, the head coach of The Agnes Irwin School who started Dynasty Youth Club in 2015, serves as recruiting contact for players.
Jen Duckenfield
Co-Founder
Founded and operates Dynasty Elite with Alex Duckenfield, driven by over 20 years of experience in the sport.
Alex Duckenfield
Co-Founder
Founded and operates Dynasty Elite with Jen Duckenfield, part of the mother-daughter duo leading the club.
Coach Duck
Recruiting Coordinator
Head coach of The Agnes Irwin School who started Dynasty Youth Club in 2015; serves as recruiting contact.
CLUB MILESTONES
Club Milestones
The club notes that in 2023, 26 players from its first-ever team moved on to play collegiate lacrosse — 17 Division I, 2 Division II, and 8 Division III players.
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