DESERTSTIX|FALL2018

TO REGISTER: CLICK HERE

DESERTSTIX is a recreational program for all levels: beginners and intermediate.  If you are looking to elevate your game from DESERTSTIX, then check out DESERTHEAT, a travel team for players in middle school through high school.  The DESERTHEATprogram participates in tournaments in and out of state. Click here for more info on our HEAT programs or read below for more info on STIX. 

FALL LOCATIONS

We have 4 locations to pick from:  Central, North, South and West.  If you are in K-2 grade, we have 2 locations: North and South.  See what practices and days work best for you.  

Home Fields

CENTRAL: Kiva Elementary(Paradise Valley)

Tues/Thurs practice 6:30-8pm + Saturday Games

NORTH: Cochise Elementary(Scottsdale)

Mon/Wed practices 4:30-6pm + Saturday Games

*Wed Only for K-2 grade 5:00-6:00pm + Saturday Games

SOUTH: Mesquite High School(Gilbert)

Mon/Thurs practices 6-7:30pm + Saturday Games

*Thur Only for K-2 grade 6:00-7:00pm + Satruday Games

WEST: ASU West(Glendale)

Tues/Thurs practice 6:00-7:30pm + Saturday Games

Divisions 

Pixi StiX: K-2 grade 

Junior StiX: 3-5 grade

Chop StiX: 6-9 grade 

Season Info

Starts the week of September 17th-22nd (see team page for correct start date)

Game Info

K-2s will play 3v3 games and 3rd and older will play 7v7 games on Saturdays that will rotate locations. See your team page with more info as we get closer to starting.

game day locations: 

• 9/22 - Cochise Elementary (Scottsdale)
• 9/29 - Cochise Elementary (Scottsdale)
• 10/6 - Cochise Elementary (Scottsdale)
• 10/13- Skip for Fall Break
• 10/20 - Mesquite High School (Gilbert)
• 10/27 - Mesquite High School (Gilbert)

OPTIONAL TOURNAMENT  

Southwest Classic: AZ Tournament

November 3rd

If you are 3rd grade and up you will have an option to play in 3 extra 7v7 games on Saturday along with extra practice.

Additional Information 

For additional information please go to our TEAMS Tab for specifics on each division and location on our website at www.azgl.com.   We do offer fall, winter, and spring options.  

Free Clinics

Want to try it out first or help us grow the game?   Join one of our free clinics before we start or pass along to new friends that may want to try it out.  Aug 25^thin Scottsdale and September 8^thin Gilbert or Glendale location. More Info.

Email info@azgl.com or visit us on FaceBook,  Instagram @desertstix, Twitter @AzGirlsLacrosse

TO REGISTER FOR FALL NOW: CLICK HERE

AZGL FALL BALL | 2018        

Register as an individual: 

Don’t have a team, no problem you can register on the HOUSE TEAM.  The House Team is made up of individual players that could not find a permanent team to play on.  

• HIGH SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL: Click Here 
• ADULT INDIVIDUAL: Click Here 

Register as a Team: 

 See directions on our website for more info: 

• HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION: Click Here
• ADULT DIVISION: Click Here 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

For additional information please go to our TEAMS Tab for specifics on your division and location on our website at www.azgl.com.   We do offer fall, winter, and spring option.  

Email   or visit us on FaceBook or Twitter @AzGirlsLacrosse

We are thrilled to announce that our very own Rylee McAvoy is gracing the COVER of Raising Arizona Kids Magazine for the January 2016 . Rylee started playing lacrosse with our Desert StiX program and currently plays on our Desert Heat Club team.  

Rylee's father, Patrick McAvoy, stated that the article is: 

"Wonderful exposure for a great sport and an even greater organization. Very thankful to all the coaches and volunteers that make Desert Heat and Desert Stix such a tremendous experience for Arizona girls of all ages. We were pleased and humbled to be able to help raise awareness and keep growing the sport in Arizona this way!"  

If you look even deeper into the issue on page 17 you will also see that Founder and Director of Desert StiX and co-founder of Desert Heat, Jessica Barden, is also quoted in the article on How To Be Good sports Parents.  

Bravo to Raising Arizona Kids Magazine for putting a lacrosse athlete on your cover!  We think lacrosse is such a special and unique sport for girls that ties in similarities from sports like soccer, basketball, and hockey just to name a few.   We want to introduce it to more girls starting as early as kindergarten.  AZ Girls Lacrosse offers recreational programs currently in Scottsdale and Gilbert called Desert StiX for girls K-9th and we have club teams for intermediate to advanced players called Desert Heat for 5th-12th grade girls that want to take their game to the next level.  We do offer free beginner clinics 3 times a year in March, August, and December and you can find more information on this and our other programs at our website www.azgl.com.  

If you would like to get a copy of the January issue of Raising Arizona Kids Magazine please CLICK HERE to order your copy. 

Upcoming Programs Starting This Saturday:
If you are a K-9th grade player and want to get involved with lacrosse, join us in our recreational program called Desert StiX that starts Jan 9th for our winter season. Register now at www.azgl.com!
 

Learn It. Play It. Love It. 

DESERTSTIX

   Jessica Livingston Barden has become a well-known name in Arizona lacrosse. The Arizona lacrosse community knows how committed she is to growing lacrosse here in the Valley, but she is also committed to growing lacrosse on a national level.

We know her at AZGL as the founder of this organization. We also know she is the head coach of the Chaparral Varsity Girls Lacrosse Club in Scottsdale and has lead them to three state titles. In her quest to grow lacrosse at a national level, she has served on the US Lacrosse Board of Directors and many other committees in the past. Today she serves on the US Lacrosse Youth Subcommittee, Coaches Education Committee, and Sport and Development Committee. She is also a Level 1 certified trainer in the US Lacrosse Coaching Education Program. In 2010, she received the Excellence in Growing the Game award from US Lacrosse.

The list of achievements and national boards and committees that she has served on goes on. As the article in US Lacrosse January 2012 issue states, she is definitely one of the top 10 people changing youth lacrosse now. AZGL, and the Arizona lacrosse community in general, is incredibly lucky to have a great leader like Jessica.