

Prime Time Lacrosse follows a one-team-per-graduation-year model for both boys and girls, allowing the program to concentrate its training resources on a smaller number of rosters. Boys programming dates to 2008 and girls programming to 2016, with year-round practices, national competition, specialty training, camps and recruiting guidance built into the structure. Prime Time also encourages multi-sport participation, pairing a demanding lacrosse schedule with the belief that athletes benefit from competing in other sports as they develop.
Prime Time Lacrosse follows a one-team-per-graduation-year model for both boys and girls, allowing the program to concentrate its training resources on a smaller number of rosters. Boys programming dates to 2008 and girls programming to 2016, with year-round practices, national competition, specialty training, camps and recruiting guidance built into the structure. Prime Time also encourages multi-sport participation, pairing a demanding lacrosse schedule with the belief that athletes benefit from competing in other sports as they develop.
