Springfield Athletic Association membership is required per player per year to play any sport.

Springfield Athletic Association membership is open to Springfield School District residents only. 

Annual membership fees for the Springfield Athletic Association are used to support all programs and are required for participation on any intramural and/or travel team. 

Notes: Per person discounts are automatically applied in the registration process according to the schedule above at the end of the transaction. Note that additional fees may apply by sport. If you need financial assistance with payment, please visit the Resources tab of this website. 

Questions can be directed to [email protected].

Each player must supply his own helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, elbow pads, gloves, stick, mouth guard and protective cup. Goalie equipment will be provided. Contact Directors for used and or loaner gear and gear questions.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee.A 9U Travel fee is required in addition to SAA membership, typically collected outside the SAA.

The season typically begins in mid-March, weather depending, and ends in late May.

Dan Plank

Jim Rudolph

Players must be in 3rd Grade through 4th Grade during the 2025/26 school year.

Each player must supply his own helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, elbow pads, gloves, stick, mouth guard, and protective cup. Goalie equipment will be provided. Contact directors for used and/or loaner gear.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee.

All travel teams will compete in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Youth Lacrosse Association (SEPYLA). Travel teams are organized into the following three major divisions:

The major divisions are then separated by skill & competitiveness starting with Level 1 being most advanced and competitive. The A1, B1, and C1 teams compete against some of the most competitive youth lacrosse teams in Pennsylvania; therefore the boys trying out for these teams should be committed to playing lacrosse as the first Spring sport. A2/3, B2/3, and C2 teams generally have a greater disparity of talent with some first year players participating on these teams.

Practices and home games are in Springfield. Away games and tournaments will be regional.

The season begins in early March and ends in late May.

Typically, 1 - 3 tournaments are also included.

Evaluations for travel teams are held in the Fall or Winter. The travel teams generally practice two evenings per week and play a minimum of one game on the weekends (with travel required for away games and tournaments). Boys trying out for travel teams are expected to make the coaches aware if baseball or other activities may interfere with attending practices, games, and tournaments during the upcoming season.

The Travel Program reserves the right to modify the team configurations including adding or dropping a team due to insufficient coaching volunteers. Playing time and team level placement will be affected if an effort is not made to attend or participate in practices, games, and tournaments.

Dan Plank

Jim Rudolph

Players must be in 5th Grade through 6th Grade during the 2025/26 school year.

Each player must supply his own helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, elbow pads, gloves, stick, mouth guard, and protective cup. Goalie equipment will be provided. Contact directors for used and/or loaner gear.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee.

All travel teams will compete in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Youth Lacrosse Association (SEPYLA). Travel teams are organized into the following three major divisions:

The major divisions are then separated by skill & competitiveness starting with Level 1 being most advanced and competitive. The A1, B1, and C1 teams compete against some of the most competitive youth lacrosse teams in Pennsylvania; therefore the boys trying out for these teams should be committed to playing lacrosse as the first Spring sport. A2/3, B2/3, and C2 teams generally have a greater disparity of talent with some first year players participating on these teams.

Practices and home games are in Springfield. Away games and tournaments will be regional.

The season begins in early March and ends in late May.

Typically, 1 - 3 tournaments are also included.

Evaluations for travel teams are held in the Fall or Winter. The travel teams generally practice two evenings per week and play a minimum of one game on the weekends (with travel required for away games and tournaments). Boys trying out for travel teams are expected to make the coaches aware if baseball or other activities may interfere with attending practices, games, and tournaments during the upcoming season.

The Travel Program reserves the right to modify the team configurations including adding or dropping a team due to insufficient coaching volunteers. Playing time and team level placement will be affected if an effort is not made to attend or participate in practices, games, and tournaments.

Dan Plank

Jim Rudolph

Players must be in 7th Grade through 8th Grade during the 2025/26 school year.

Each player must supply his own helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads, elbow pads, gloves, stick, mouth guard, and protective cup. Goalie equipment will be provided. Contact directors for used and/or loaner gear.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee.

All travel teams will compete in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Youth Lacrosse Association (SEPYLA). Travel teams are organized into the following three major divisions:

The major divisions are then separated by skill & competitiveness starting with Level 1 being most advanced and competitive. The A1, B1, and C1 teams compete against some of the most competitive youth lacrosse teams in Pennsylvania; therefore the boys trying out for these teams should be committed to playing lacrosse as the first Spring sport. A2/3, B2/3, and C2 teams generally have a greater disparity of talent with some first year players participating on these teams.

Practices and home games are in Springfield. Away games and tournaments will be regional.

The season begins in early March and ends in late May.

Typically, 1 - 3 tournaments are also included.

Evaluations for travel teams are held in the Fall or Winter. The travel teams generally practice two evenings per week and play a minimum of one game on the weekends (with travel required for away games and tournaments). Boys trying out for travel teams are expected to make the coaches aware if baseball or other activities may interfere with attending practices, games, and tournaments during the upcoming season.

The Travel Program reserves the right to modify the team configurations including adding or dropping a team due to insufficient coaching volunteers. Playing time and team level placement will be affected if an effort is not made to attend or participate in practices, games, and tournaments.

Dan Plank

Jim Rudolph

Players must be in 3rd Grade or 4th Grade during the 2025/26 school year.

Goggles, mouth guard, girls lacrosse stick, cleats (strongly encouraged), any reversible pinnie for practice. Players will be required to order a travel lacrosse uniform (sublimated jersey and skirt). Link will be provided by director for ordering.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee. The travel fee is required to be paid prior to a player being placed on a team for the Spring season. All players will be placed on a team for the season if registered by the due date. No late registrations will be accepted as PAGLA requires us to submit rosters to the league in February.

All teams participate in the Philadelphia Area Girls Lacrosse Association (PAGLA), a league committed to growing the game for township programs for girls 3rd through 8th grade.

Grade 3/4 practices and plays at Memorial Upper Field. Practices will begin in early March, weather and field conditions permitting.

League games will be played on Saturdays and some Sundays starting in late March and ending in late May (before Memorial Day). Teams then typically finish their season with the PAGLA play day tournament at United Sports in Downingtown, PA in mid-May.

Springfield Athletic Association Girls Travel Lacrosse strives to develop lacrosse skills, game fundamentals, and a love for the game in a positive environment. The program enlists the support of parent volunteer coaches to develop good sportsmanship values in our players. Because of the dedication these coaches show, and because of parent support, the participation continues to grow each year!

Tara Valetti & Lauren McIntyre

Players must be in 5th Grade or 6th Grade during the 2025/26 school year.

Goggles, mouth guard, girls lacrosse stick, cleats (strongly encouraged), any reversible pinnie for practice. Players will be required to order a travel lacrosse uniform (sublimated jersey and skirt). Link will be provided by director for ordering.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee.

The travel fee is required to be paid prior to a player being placed on a team for the Spring season.

All players will be placed on a team for the season if registered by the due date. No late registrations will be accepted as PAGLA requires us to submit rosters to the league in February.

All teams participate in the Philadelphia Area Girls Lacrosse Association (PAGLA), a league committed to growing the game for township programs for girls 3rd through 8th grade. Starting at the 5/6 grade level there are leveled teams (A & B) and playoffs have been implemented for A teams.

Information regarding evaluations for 5/6 and 7/8 grade team placements will be communicated by director.

Grade 5/6 practices and plays at E.T. Richardson Middle School and Springfield High School upper turf fields. Practices will begin in early March, weather and field conditions permitting.

League games will be played on Saturdays and some Sundays starting in late March and ending in late May (before Memorial Day). Teams then typically finish their season with the PAGLA play day tournament at United Sports in Downingtown, PA in mid-May.

Springfield Athletic Association Girls Travel Lacrosse strives to develop lacrosse skills, game fundamentals, and a love for the game in a positive environment. The program enlists the support of parent volunteer coaches to develop good sportsmanship values in our players. Because of the dedication these coaches show, and because of parent support, the participation continues to grow each year!

Tara Valetti & Lauren McIntyre

Players must be in 7th Grade or 8th Grade during the 2025/26 school year.

Goggles, mouth guard, girls lacrosse stick, cleats (strongly encouraged), any reversible pinnie for practice. Players will be required to order a travel lacrosse uniform (sublimated jersey and skirt). Link will be provided by director for ordering.

Players must be registered for the Springfield Athletic Association annual membership fee.

The travel fee is required to be paid prior to a player being placed on a team for the Spring season.

All players will be placed on a team for the season if registered by the due date. No late registrations will be accepted as PAGLA requires us to submit rosters to the league in February.

All teams participate in the Philadelphia Area Girls Lacrosse Association (PAGLA), a league committed to growing the game for township programs for girls 3rd through 8th grade. Starting at the 5/6 grade level there are leveled teams (A & B) and playoffs have been implemented for A teams.

Information regarding evaluations for 5/6 and 7/8 grade team placements will be communicated by director.

Grade 7/8 practices and plays at E.T. Richardson Middle School and Springfield High School upper turf fields. Practices will begin in early March, weather and field conditions permitting.

League games will be played on Saturdays and some Sundays starting in late March and ending in late May (before Memorial Day). Teams then typically finish their season with the PAGLA play day tournament at United Sports in Downingtown, PA in mid-May.

Springfield Athletic Association Girls Travel Lacrosse strives to develop lacrosse skills, game fundamentals, and a love for the game in a positive environment. The program enlists the support of parent volunteer coaches to develop good sportsmanship values in our players. Because of the dedication these coaches show, and because of parent support, the participation continues to grow each year!

Tara Valetti & Lauren McIntyre